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[BlueMew]

What I gathered from Origins was that Anora was fond of Cailan - after all, she is definitely unhappy with the fact that her father sort of threw him away because he was in the wrong place. True love and respect... hmmm, those are rare in an arranged marriage. Fondness was probably the best she could hope for, and he isn't that ugly.



And it's painfully logical for Eamon to say it's the wife who's infertile.... throughout history, nobles have a serious tendency to do this. Must be because, while there should be heirs, you reply to your king: sorry you can't get it up, dude.

Although, Cailan probably wouldn't have minded. Or maybe he'd cry

[roundcrow]

What I want to know is what happens next - I haven't gotten all of the endings, but I've read the wiki and there is no mention of any heir in any of them. Is there going to be another mess after whoever is on the throne dies?

[BlueMew]

*shrug* I guess that would depend on whether they will be able to produce offspring and whether they have suitable relatives. I imagine Couslands could inherit, since they're nobles. Anora, well, she'd have to choose a successor and let him or her gain enough support, methinks.... the way the late Roman rulers did. It sounds like a thing she would do.

[Addai]

roundcrow wrote...

What I want to know is what happens next - I haven't gotten all of the endings, but I've read the wiki and there is no mention of any heir in any of them. Is there going to be another mess after whoever is on the throne dies?

That's my guess, judging from the Anora-rules-alone epilogue and the GW baby problem.

In Awakening, your commander gets a note from the First Warden in Weisshaupt which says that having GWs bear noble titles will help when the next Blight comes around.  If the Wardens are blamed for there being no heir and thus causing political chaos in the country, however, that could set up a political conflict between the GWs and the nobles.  Sort of a Soldier's Peak 2.0.

[Emerald Melios]

Thalorin1919 wrote...

Xandurpein wrote...

My HNF married Anora and while I had no illusions about this being more than a business relationship, She is still a good Queen and a beautiful woman. The whole idea of 'melting the ice queen' is one of the oldest archetypes in romantic fiction after all. Just because you don't get to see it in the game, doesn't mean it'll never happen.

While I think Alistair is wonderful guy, I doubt he has it in him to actually get through Anora's emotional armor. Alistair and Anora complement each other as rulers, but I don't think they can give each other what the other one needs emotionally, so it would probably end up a very cold marriage. On the whole I think a HNM who is serious about doing his best, both as King and husband could end up being better for her, and the same for HNF and Alistair. While there is no romance at all with Anora, there is a few hints that Anora isn't completely unmoved by him either.

I liked the HNM as KIng ending of Awakening when Anora welcomes him back, but I was a bit put off by the panel where it says the Hero disappeared from the court a few years later , as I certainly have no intention of doing so. I'd rather retire that character and imagine staying as King, than sneak off to play a sequel really.

As for Anora having children. I don't know the answer either, but I sure intend to try my best to find out...

Your noble probably left due to his misery. Yeah, he could've tried with Anora. But she married you so she could get the throne. She could probably care less about anything else other then ruling.

Plus I dont even think her and Cailan had sex more then 5 times. You can tell she is icy, and I doubt she likes the feeling of being dominated in bed as she would be uncontrolling of that feeling.

I assume she was on top....