82 Antworten in diesem Thema

[GoldenGail3]

This is how I see it...

 

Origins: Human noble Warrior. There's a lot more personal story at sake with Arl Howe and being a noble, it doesn't make sense to be a Rogue.

 

Hawke: Rogue. You're not really a trained fighter so Warrior is ruled out and I feel the story is better when you have a family member that's an apostate Mage you're trying to protect.

 

Inquisition: Elf Mage. Lots of links to Elves in the storyline and being able to open up rifts with your hand makes more sense as a Mage.

 

Origins: Agreed, but Morrigan or Alistair romance/ marry Alistair and become Queen Consort or marry Anora and become Prince Consort while having Morrigan on the side line as a mistress. 

 

Hawke: No Question but Mage. 

 

Inquiston. Elf Mage. So agreed, lol. 

[Ghost Gal]

This is how I see it...

 

Origins: Human noble Warrior. There's a lot more personal story at sake with Arl Howe and being a noble, it doesn't make sense to be a Rogue.

 

Howe is not the only villain in the whole game. Besides, I'd argue that the City Elf has almost just as much reason to hate him since he led a brutal purge against your people and gloated about it to your face when you met him. I also think it gives that once Howe is dead, the City Elf a personal motivation to take Loghain out at the Landsmeet since you just found out he personally greenlit selling your people into slavery.

 

Hawke: Rogue. You're not really a trained fighter so Warrior is ruled out and I feel the story is better when you have a family member that's an apostate Mage you're trying to protect.

 

If you're not a mage, DA2 opens with Carver revealing that both you and him enlisted in Ostagar. So, yeah, you are a trained fighter.

 

I personally think Warrior Hawke is better because Hawke is both built like and carries themselves like a warrior.

 

I do agree, though, that I think the story works better when you have a family member that's an apostate that you're trying to protect.

 

Inquisition: Elf Mage. Lots of links to Elves in the storyline and being able to open up rifts with your hand makes more sense as a Mage.

 

Add in that it's better to be a female Elf Mage who romances Solas, who is so integral to the central story and the many revelations on the history of elves, magic, the Fade, etc. and I 100% agree.

[DebatableBubble]

What's wrong with having multiple? Never saw the point in picking one "canon" playthrough in either DA or ME.

[vertigomez]

My answer to this is always: what origin do you enjoy playing, and what makes for an interesting, dynamic story (both in DAO and the series as a whole)? Find out which of these is your priority and go from there. If you're lucky, they'll both align.

[Qun00]

What's wrong with having multiple? Never saw the point in picking one "canon" playthrough in either DA or ME.

So... you play the default world state?

[DebatableBubble]

So... you play the default world state?

No.

[Riverdaleswhiteflash]

So... you play the default world state?

What Debatable means, I think, is that he* picks a different playthrough to import every time he rolls a new character in ME2, ME3, DAII, or DA:I. Which is my approach, since playing in a different world each time makes things more interesting. (And I'm really not sure where you got the impression that he plays the default. Was that a joke?)

 

*Making an assumption, feel free to correct if wrong.

[MichaelN7]

Ladyofnemesis0108, I know this is a late reply, but going by what you've said, I'd venture to say that a female Dalish elf is your "canon" Warden.

Of course, you could have two or more different Dragon Age stories.

My canon is a male human mage, throughout all three games. (Warden, Hawke, Inquisitor)

But I have an "alternate" canon where they're warriors, not mages. A sort of "what if my character(s) didn't have magic?"

Core similarities (good morality, friendly towards companions, etc), but a few differences (who I romance, party setup, etc)

Basically, if I can't pick just one, I go with my most common playthrough and then pick a close second and call that one an alternate universe.