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[baldmop]

     I did vow I would find Morrigan in the end but something strange happened my Warden was able to romance both women . After Morrigan started to stop going to my tent (pregnant ?Maybe ritual was cover up ) I kept Lelianna in loves light once she said she was happy for me and Morrigan things changed and she opened up to me . It would not be a far stretch for my character to be with Lelianna searching for Morrigan but the only problem would be the confrontation of not breaking it off with Lelianna as Morrigan asked .

[Forteg]

Aldaris951 wrote...

Morrigan will be in the last expansion pack for DA 1, Bioware has said that for each new dragon age they are going to set it in a different Era, I Hope they dont do this and instead just make each dragon age set in a new location with a different character but Expansion packs will continue that characters storys until the DLC stops.

Thanks for that, if that is true i Love you for telling me this

[Forteg]

Also Bioware now have a HUGE oppurtunity to make the DA series absolutely brilliant, give them time and Morrigan's story could be awesome and could lead to a triology depending on the end of DA2 or whenever she will appear, this potentially is Bioware's biggest shot with the DA series

[mpdivo]

I hate to say it, but no Morrigan...I'm not that interested in getting the expansion.

[Leodhais]

hello

[Giant ambush beetle]

As I said before, wasting such a wonderful and original (and famous) character like Morrigan would be a waste of resources and potential for Bioware. Bioware made some strange decisions lately but I don't think they are that dumb.

[Chaia]

In a special feature about Dragon Age Origins in X360 (UK gaming magazine) they had 'Dragon Age Fact: When pushed about Morrigan's importance in the first and likely sequel, Muzyka responded: "We can't say too much about Morrigan - that would be telling - but we always had this plan to have her as a main focus. If you look at the early promotional art she was there with an ogre looming over her..."'



Don't know about the ogre but it looks like DA:O wasn't the last time we saw Morrigan...

[Metalunatic]

Forteg wrote...

Aldaris951 wrote...

Morrigan will be in the last expansion pack for DA 1, Bioware has said that for each new dragon age they are going to set it in a different Era, I Hope they dont do this and instead just make each dragon age set in a new location with a different character but Expansion packs will continue that characters storys until the DLC stops.

Thanks for that, if that is true i Love you for telling me this

I want some proof of that or I won't believe it. Secondly, if DA2 will totally scrub my character and all his companions I won't be too happy.

[facialstrokage]

I think DA2 will be a couple HUNDRED years later. It makes sense. There are 7 blights total. DAO dealt with the 5th one. 2 deals with the 6th one. 3 deals with the 7th and last one. The Warden is long dead. Morrigan may survive, through magic, just as Flemeth did. But I don't see the God-Child playing that big of a role. Mainly because you don't have to have it. Perhaps you meet Morrigan again, maybe you kill her. Maybe you fall in love with her again~ gross. But I don't see her playing that big of a role. She's an interesting character, but she's no Bastila.

[Karei]

I find it interesting that you mentioned Bastila whose romance was done quite well, at least in my opinion. I do think they might try something like they did with KotOR since that is what they seem to building up to. If you played as a male human noble, romanced Morrigan, did the ritual and made Alistair king then it would be the perfect set-up.

The reason it would be perfect is that with romancing Morrigan she has a reason to ask you to do the ritual, other than the god-child, since she could use any other warden. With doing the ritual you have another connection to her via the child so it by far more personal.

With Alistair as king you are free to do whatever you want, such as becoming the commander of the Grey Wardens. If your Warden-commander leaves and does not return then it will allow him to hunt for Morrigan which can be done via the ring she gave you in Origins.

Should she turn evil or the god-child is evil it is by far more personal as it is your child and the one you actually cared for. But we don't really know enough of that part of the story so until that time speculation is all that can be done.

Modifié par Karei, 27 avril 2010 - 06:24 .

[Nerevar-as]

100 years later it wouldn´t be the Dragon Age any longer...

[BananaCustard]

exterminator wrote...

guys basicly i was freaked out

cause when i saw "BROOD MOTHER" she resembles....

Morrigan much lol :S

Yes I agree, especially because you find (at least I found) Flemeth Broomstick on one of her underlings...

[Actaeon2]

HypobaricPiano wrote...

Well, there are many, many possibilities for Morrigan.

1) She could be pregnant with the your child, an Old God.
2) She could be pregnant with Alistair's child, an Old God.
3) She could be pregnant with Loghain's child, an Old God.
4) She could not be pregnant at all, but still have performed a ritual behind your back (Think about it, is Morrigan doing something behind your back all that unbelievable?)
5) She could be dead. If you did not defeat Flemeth, she could have been hunted down by her mother.
6) She could be dead. If you did not find or give Morrigan her mother's grimoire, she could not have known the dangers of the wilds and her mother's plans.
7) Other unknown rituals. Through said rituals, she could have become a Grey Warden or done something even more sinister with all of the Darkspawn blood she could have collected.
8) She is helping the Architect, gave him his knowledge and more.
9) She is a sinister force, behind many of the things occurring in Amaranthine or in the future.

There are even more possibilities...including, but not limited to, Morrigan becoming a Brood Mother. LOL

[Rendar666]

Sorry pal. No Morrigan. I know, I (made) love (with) her too.

[Rendar666]

BananaCustard wrote...

exterminator wrote...

guys basicly i was freaked out

cause when i saw "BROOD MOTHER" she resembles....

Morrigan much lol :S

Yes I agree, especially because you find (at least I found) Flemeth Broomstick on one of her underlings...

Yes but If you payed attention to the story you would know that (Spoiler) Do not read unless you want spoilers....



The broodmother was one of the first darkspawn the Architect freed.





So your (theory?) is incorrect, while interesting nonetheless.

Modifié par Rendar666, 27 avril 2010 - 05:43 .

[asaiasai]

My only problem with basing ANY expansion or full game on the I must find Morrigan plot line is that for the most part my 15 Wardens never had really anything to do with Morrigan. There are quite a few folks like myself who had very little to do with Morrigan and now all the sudden we have the harpy thrust back into the game. To base anything on the Morrigan story line negates those who were glad to see the Morrigan story line end with her total disappointment, no god baby for you and do not let the door hit you too hard on your way out. If that is the case Bioware should just come out up front and title the game correctly, "Morrigan and the quest for fanboy cash".



Asai

[Rendar666]

asaiasai wrote...

My only problem with basing ANY expansion or full game on the I must find Morrigan plot line is that for the most part my 15 Wardens never had really anything to do with Morrigan. There are quite a few folks like myself who had very little to do with Morrigan and now all the sudden we have the harpy thrust back into the game. To base anything on the Morrigan story line negates those who were glad to see the Morrigan story line end with her total disappointment, no god baby for you and do not let the door hit you too hard on your way out. If that is the case Bioware should just come out up front and title the game correctly, "Morrigan and the quest for fanboy cash".

Asai

You know what is so insanely hypocritical? Everything you just said.


It’s so funny because if you had actually liked Morrigan, or any character for that matter, and an expansion involved them you’d be jumping for joy and if anyone didn't like them you'd say "What? They were the BEST characters!"
 
But, since you do not like Morrigan, anyone who wants to see her story fulfilled is now a fan-boy and Bioware will only use them for cash if they make an expansion to fulfill a MASSIVE plot? LOL.
You people are so funny. You people who like to name call everyone else names for what they like. Gives me a laugh from time to time. Great laughs, good times, great sighs, and bad people.
Why didn’t you just name your post “Everything I don’t like cannot be good for anyone and if you do actually like it and I don’t you’re a stupid fan boy and you need to get over yourself because what I think about everything is the only truth. Sounds like a Christian, huh?

[zhaoyun1388]

I am afraid that the answer has sliped right behind your noses. SPOiLER WARNING:

In the awakening we see someone named THE MOTHER. now to understand this theory, we must finish awakening. in some of the cutsenes the mother clearly mentions THEFATHER. when you capture kalhorne she will say: "THEFATHER has took kalhorne from us." We also know that the one who calls himself "the architect" is acting like she is the mother's son.



ok. now i will connect the dots: morrigan has turned into a broodmother or more persicely THEMOTHER. the father is your carachter and the promised son is no other than the architect. so if you think morrigan hasn't appeared in the awakening, think again. she is behind it all!

[Vicious]

so if you think morrigan hasn't appeared in the awakening, think again. she is behind it all!

lolno. Awakenings is a seperate story and only Oghren returns. Morrigan is in Orlais somewhere.



As for Morrigan, the right thing to do is respect her wishes and not obsessively hunt her down so you can play daddy to a dragonsouled kid. She flat out tells you that you will never see her again. Granted, if you romanced her you were supposed to get a totally different sequence which was later cut due to time constraints, but it's doubtful the Warden will ever see her again. And really, it's better that way... because he is going to go insane in about 30 years or so, and she will be happily living in the Orlesian court.

[domino13]

Okay, yes, my noble warrior is obsessed with Morrigan. Got that out straight away. Look, the GW and Morrigan is a great love story for a Grey fantasy (I do not see DAO as Dark; it has aspects of light and dark). Scripting put the two characters together, watched the sparks fly, then ripped them apart emotionally at the end. Painful but I still want her. Some ask why; I say why not in DAO 2, especially if it sells? Lots of people do not like Morrigan and that is fine. But for those of us who do, she is too important a plot driver to not bring her back. All I want is the chance to work this romance out, despite the odds. Hey, she said I am a romantic! Guilty!

[Vicious]

I say why not in DAO 2, especially if it sells?

Because DA2 is not going to be about The Warden. You can count on that much, as the devs have said a great many times that "there are many other stories to be told besides that of The Warden." All they have to add to their posts is a *winks suggestively.*

However, many people completely freak out at the idea of losing their old characters/losing their companions. What they don't realize is that every sequel to every Bioware game has done that, even trilogies like Baldur's Gate and Mass Effect - and DA is not a trilogy, and was never meant to be a trilogy. It would be foolish to expect the sequel to much more of the same characters. Most of their stories were tied up except for the romances besides Alistair.

Will Morrigan be seen again? Yes, count on it - there's a reason why she is the only unkillable companion. Will the Warden be at her side? Hell no.

Modifié par Vicious, 09 mai 2010 - 04:49 .

[Blackfangs]

maybe in DA3 or DA2 DLC or Expansion, as far as I know, Morrigan won't showed up in DA 2 because the time set of DA 2 is when Lothering was attacked by the darkspawn, the time line same as origin, but someone said the long of the story in DA2 will be 10 years.. hope Morrigan comes out with a warden Baby... LOL

Modifié par Blackfangs, 04 mars 2011 - 05:32 .