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[Feraele]

Sabriana wrote...

Oh, I figured it out. Between Feraele's and Brockololly's input it did indeed.

See, Morrigan didn't really run of. She waited and then she snuck into Loghain's bedroom, did some witch stuff and got impregnated. The guy never knew. Het hought he just had a wet dream or something.
She then gave him a witch-herb (somehow) and he fell into a dead-like trance right after killing the archdemon. He got buried and stuff, but then he woke up.

Why did she do that?
Don't bother me with technicallities, ok?
We have to keep him alive for his cameo, so don't be so sodding pedantic. Go with the flow.

Now for the solution of the headless horseman ah, Loghain. *Ponders* I got it. Morrigan snuck into the place where they put the corpse, superglued his head back on, gave him joining juice that she stole from Riordan, and got herself pregnant before he had a chance to wake up completely. She then told him to hide until the archdemon was dead.

What?
Again with the why's and how's?
Nitpicker, pffft. What do you mean why did Alistair die then? He..., he slipped on a banana peel and cracked his head open when he yanked the sword back out of the archdemon. Fruit can be deadly you know.

I think Bioware will definitely pick the banana peel option as the canon explanation for Alistair...he's just awkward that way...hahaha

[Vicious]

All of you who did not perform the ritual had best be prepared: Bioware forces canon. They have in the past and they will in the future. Saying " if they are gonna force a canon then why give us the choice? " is a fair argument, but it does nothing to change the fact that this is wha Bioware does sometimes.



For example: Mass effect 2. It is canon that Shepard survives the final battle, but it is certainly possible not to. Forced canon. It happens.

[Behindyounow]

But how would Mass effect continue without Shepard? Its Shepard's story.



Dragon age isn't Morrigan's story.

[zMessenjah]

Feraele wrote...

Brockololly wrote...



Given how Bioware has been tracking player choices, this is the one big choice that I would love to know how many people decided to either do or not do.

That said, even if you didn't do the Dark Ritual with Morrigan and let her run off, she still is obsesssed with the Old Gods and seemingly not one to just give up with whatever she was trying to do with the Old God Baby. Perhaps the Old God Baby is just a means to an end and she can achieve this end someway else? In my pure speculation, it just seems too convenient that the Architect wants to kill all the Old Gods and conveniently Morrigan wants to seemingly save an Old God....conflict brewing?

But given how it seems Bioware is allowing a bit of hand waving with the lack of story repercussions  for those who did the Ultimate Sacrifice, what is to say they won't do the same with the Dark Ritual? I just wish if they were going to eventually force canon choices on a player, they would just make the choice mandatory in the first place instead of giving the player the illusion of a meaningful choice with consequences.

Heh wouldn't that be something..if an epic battle broke out between Morrigan's Old God child and the next tainted Old God aka Archdemon.    I could really see that one.

That would be VERY VERY Interesting. Old god baby vs. Archdemon ?? Hmm
As far as Logain goes, He died in my game,I  took great pleasure in cutting his sodding head off he is a P.O.S.  traitor in my eyes. So I have not a clue how that story line plays out.
I'd much wrather do the deed w/Morrigan myself than let Logain live & bring a seed from him into this world.
I don't even like Anora, I think she is just as powerhungry, obsessed as her daddy,..she just puts on a good act. If you crown Allistar & don't force him to marry Anora, she gets sooo pissed & won't stand w/Allistar.
I wonder if Anora is going to be some big arch enemy in the future in my game?

[zMessenjah]

Vicious wrote...

All of you who did not perform the ritual had best be prepared: Bioware forces canon. They have in the past and they will in the future. Saying " if they are gonna force a canon then why give us the choice? " is a fair argument, but it does nothing to change the fact that this is wha Bioware does sometimes.

For example: Mass effect 2. It is canon that Shepard survives the final battle, but it is certainly possible not to. Forced canon. It happens.

After playing through both options w/ my guy.. weather I did the deed or did not do the deed, she was still prego. If I did the deed of course I lived & the ritual worked.
If I didn't do the dark deed & didn't talk Allistar into it.... she was still prego & the end of game says that it rumor has it that the child is to her lover (my character) 
However the whole way through the game Morrigan was my gal & we had our shares of rolls in the tent.. I think having a relationship w her during the game makes a big difference..as to whether or not she is prego in the end w/o doing the deed.

My hubby, played a girl warden & at the end had to talk Allistar into doing the deed. If his character didn't talk Allistar into doing the deed Morrian was NOT prego at the end of the game.

In my game..The question remains....Is this child is normal? Will it be an heir to the Couslands?
What will happen if I play the dead Warden in the future like in DA2? Is someone (Morrigan) going to bring me back in some way??  I'm curious & anxious to find out if they have made that an interesting story line in DA2 for either of the choices you could have made in DA:O.
However I'm really curious about the "dark deed" child & where that is going.

[zaim298]

1st playthrough sacrifice myself, 2nd playthrough Loghain did the killing blow, 3rd playthrough Loghain did the Dark Ritual (funny as hell) now on my 4th playthrough and I think I either sacrifice Alistair or Alistair do the Ritual...



I'm working on trying to have mine, Alistair's and Loghain's baby ready for whatever plot BioWare comes up with next.



I really don't think Morrigan (or Flemeth in Morrigan body?) will raise the kid to be evil, I don't see any motive for them to do that. I would really like to see the baby to be a sort like God-powered Grey Warden hero/heroine LoL.

[xzxzxz701]

Daneres wrote...

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JKJEDIKNIGHT wrote...

casedawgz wrote...

I've recently taken to NOT doing the ritual with her at all. I think my favorite ending is "Anora/Alistair marry, Loghain joins the Grey Wardens and redeems himself slaying the archdemon."

Interesting since that ending is impossible.

Sure it's possible.. if you harden Alistair he can marry Anora and still leave Loghain alive.  Hence Loghain then take the kill on the Archdemon and die.

I heard he totally despises your character at the end if you do that, though. Ick, Anora, don't like her. She's practically as evil as Morrigan and Flemeth. You'd think after her husband, who she claimed to love, is killed, by her own father, she would be angry and grieving more instead of desperately trying to keep her throne. A throne that is only hers through marriage and not blood. Ugh, I don't like her.

He does get a little pissed off at you but after Loghain kills the Archdemon he says he kind of respects Loghain and realizes that Loghain only wanted to help Ferelden.

[beartots]

does anybody else think that the baby is gonna grow up, become a god in the heavens, create the reapers, and finally appear as the final boss in mass effect 3?