The Dwarven Commoner Warden, whose Origin story is inferior to that of the City Elf Origin.
I don't want my Warden to die unceremoniously by slipping on a bar of soap, but BSN tries hard to make me feel the opposite.
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I'll fight a man.
The Dwarven Commoner Warden, whose Origin story is inferior to that of the City Elf Origin.
The City Elf Origin is my favorite, but that's just rude.
The Dwarf Commoner origin has a lot going for it too, and at least it has a satisfying ending for you and your people. You become a Paragon (the highest honor), and can crown a noble who marries your sister (thus making her legally queen, not just a concubine) and who permanently increases the rights of casteless in Orzammar. (It doesn't force you to see all the progress you try to win for your people undone in several years like for Elven Wardens.)
The Dwarf Commoner origin has a lot going for it too, and at least it has a satisfying ending for you and your people. You become a Paragon (the highest honor), and can crown a noble who marries your sister (thus making her legally queen, not just a concubine) and who permanently increases the rights of casteless in Orzammar. (It doesn't force you to see all the progress you try to win for your people undone in several years like for Elven Wardens.)
Not to mention that of all the possible origins, becoming a Warden is more positive for a Dwarf Commoner than for any other Warden candidate. Other origins have a lot to lose, but for the Dwarf Commoner almost everything is an advantage.
I have to fight darkspawn? Cool, like the warriors and nobles who boast so much about it. Free licence to visit every corner of Orzammar and the surface without anyone kicking me out. I can meet kings and important people. Permission to steal for the greater good (not a petty criminal anymore!). And in the endgame I'll become a Paragon, the foundation of a noble house. My family will have everything they need. Ah, there's the downside of having a limited lifespan. I would be sad, if it weren't for the fact that my life expectancy was probably much, much lower as a casteless.
Easily solved; every remaining LI that hasn't died yet, will die unceremoniously instead of the HoF. (Despite the latter being in the same spot narrative-wise, regardless of the player's choices)
Divine Leliana trips on her dress and smashes her head.
Non-Divine Leliana gets eaten by her birds.
King Alistair falls from the throne and impales on his own sword.
Grey Warden Alistair accidentally drinks from a prepared joining cup at Weisshaupt and turns into a mindless ghoul.
Antivan Crows leading Zevran tries to teach the Crows how to do a leap of faith, but misses the haystack and dies.
Morrigan who drank from the Well accidentally shapeshifts to her normal self during dragon mode and falls to her death.
Morrigan who didn't drink from the Well shapeshifts into a nug for fun and gets eaten.
Let us hope that they will kill the warden of DAO with the most ignominious death possible.
I vote for drowning in a chamberpot! 
Considering that the HoF will never be heard of again, I can't understand why the devs didn't choose some generic, vague mission as the explanation for why s/he is too busy to help the Inquisitor.
Something as huge as finding a cure for the Taint creates expectations that will never be met, and I find that frustrating.
What about Anora?
Anora's technically not a love interest. Not in the same way as Leliana, Alistair, Zevran and Morrigan.
Given the stakes the Warden may have in the events of DAI, I think they needed more than a vague handwave. Though personally I'd rather have had them be busy dealing with some other of Corypheus's plots.
Also, if they'd left things vague people would have probably have just taken that as a big mystery and expected Bioware to resolve it.
What mystery would there be in "the Warden was dealing with a darkspawn raid somewhere"?
Oh, look bring back HoF thread #3216.
Dragon age 2 restricted player to 3 preset types of personality , while dao didn't.
Pretender I banish you into the deepest corner of the fade.... so that the HoF will return
Anora's technically not a love interest.
She still like the Hero d*** in the end that it's what it truly matters
Anora's technically not a love interest. Not in the same way as Leliana, Alistair, Zevran and Morrigan.
Boooooooooo!!!
The Hero can marry Anora. The codices in Inquisition say they were happy together until the Hero had to leave. Then it's rumored that Anora's faltering is due to her being distraught over the Hero's absence. And the talk of her failure to produce an heir keeps getting louder.
Boooooooooo!!!
The Hero can marry Anora. The codices in Inquisition say they were happy together until the Hero had to leave. Then it's rumored that Anora's faltering is due to her being distraught over the Hero's absence. And the talk of her failure to produce an heir keeps getting louder.
Shush! Unless you got to buy her love with super materialistic cheap gifts like every other romance, she doesn't count!
Or would you rather she died when she choked to death on her own spit?
Shush! Unless you got to buy her love with super materialistic cheap gifts like every other romance, she doesn't count!
Or would you rather she died when she choked to death on her own spit?
If DA4 also takes place in The Anderfels as I predict then I can see a logical window for The Warden to appear. As they, or their Orlesian successor is personally involved with some of the, as of yet, unresolved story lines branching back to DA:A. The Cure for the Calling, the Awakened Darkspawn, the power of Tainted Warden Blood are all topics that I expect to be explored, among other things, and they would kind of ring hollow if the Warden Commander had no input. Other subjects would include the missing Wardens in Ferelden during the war with Corypheus and their relationship with the Inquisition and Orlesian Wardens in the wake of Warden Commander Clarel's death.
Shush! Unless you got to buy her love with super materialistic cheap gifts like every other romance, she doesn't count!
Or would you rather she died when she choked to death on her own spit?
What do you call the crown of Ferelden? Literally decided by anyone who can win a duel.
We want blood! Give us blood!
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