@Jason_Newborn wrote:
Thank your for replying 😊i read everything you said and I disagree as it goes a Grey Warden was cured from from the taint. That's why if your wardens alive and romance he goes missing to search for a cure. Years have passed by I understand this but I am also certain there hinting at him living a little while longer DA0 they gave us Wardens Keep DLC with you being able to choose to spare the mage and allow him to continue working on ways to improve the lives of wardens. DA2 you get a letter for sparing him and the outcome of his results depending on what you choose. DA3 depending on what you choose your warden is alive and well but out of action the world is chaotic and I just don't understand him setting on the sidelines and not helping them with a quest or two.
Thank you so much for replying its sort of a let down if he doesn't return after buying all the DLC and building him up to be a compassionate Hero who loves Ferelden
Oh yeah ... I completely forgot about the Wardens Keep DLC!
Mostly, I only used it for the merchants you can get thereafter.
(My top combative companions were given the best . . . My original Dwarf included - but that goes without saying.)
Since you mentioned it, I wanted to replay DA:O to experience the Warden's Keep DLC again.
But the Dragon Age servers or some such don't work on the xbox generation which I'm playing on. (I'll have to dig up my old 360 if I want to play the Dlc, I suppose.)
The *new* character I'm playing on (since last night) has been completely randomly generated (Through real life coin flipping and dice rolling).
Although, Duncan's beginning speech has always been inspiring - It's a lot more bleak to think on it now...
The ""Sacrifice"" Grey Wardens commit to (in order to) end a blight is superficial after the introduction of a potential cure.
The Grey Wardens have always been a bit morally questionable - when you consider the conscriptions & conscripted...
However, with the B.Mage in the Warden's Keep & The Cure - things I once saw as noble through Duncan's emotional delivery are a bit more tarnished now.
(& that's probably the point they wanted to make. Considering the things that happened at the Keep. & How The Cure is even being fashioned when you first come across the concept. )
The world (that Dragon Age events are occurring on) seems to be a pretty big & busy place.
Plenty of things could have come up, to engage the Warden, and distract them from being readily available to their typical social circle.
For my (Original) Warden, the conscription was the only way to safety. (Out of the Lava and into the darkspawn.) I personally wouldn't have them leave the Order via a cure.
But for those select few who don't want to go down with that ship ; there should be some Easter eggs or Dlc for those cured wardens, IMO... I hope that's not something overlooked in the next Dragon Age game.
