so i played the game as a male warrior character and my character fell in love with morrigan and i also like alistair as some kind best buddy in the game and my dog but when you’re at red cliff castle at the last preparations of the blight i went to morrigan and she approached me that she could save me with a dark ritual i refused her offer then she said i should leave it up to alistair so i said that i won’t die and will survive and then she leaves when the conversation just when i need her because i only took oghren and my dog and alistair with me on my journey and morrigan was pretty much overpowered she was also my right hand in the game together with alistair so when i needed her the most she dis appears well i didn’t mind about that because my own character was almost like a demigod i only use duelist attacks and i have pretty much overpowered dagger and i have a some kind of longsword with some effects on it and i putted 4 enchantments on it but eventually i killed the archdemon in the first try. but alistair wanted to sacrifice himself and he was king so that was really fucked up but i just did what was needed so alistair sacrificed himself i survived but now comes to the strange part when i go to camp ALISTAIR IS STILL ALIVE??? only no morrigan as suspected and i can also use him when i gather my party. But can you get morrigan back in orgins or do i need witch hunt?

My playthroughs have been strange on my very first one i thought i was good then she did that and DLC was out and i didn’t want to be an some random Warden from Orlais plus i loved my character and i am a trophy hunter so i just needed him to survive since then ive tried out every possible ending i can think of and i think surviving is a better choice because in DA Inquisition i think we will see a cameo of our beautiful sexy possibly maimed Warden badass

Then you will love playing Witch Hunt if you done it already, poor Morrigan you have to read between the lines, and all the conversation with both her and Alistair, the fact they don’t like each other, when she insulted him she stating what she really thought of him. As to Alistair, unless you harden him if you not a noble he’ll dump you, harden him then suggest he keep on the side as his mistress

hi i have a question ” Alystor broke up with me and i said i cant do this or watever is there still a chance we end up together?

@ JAMES STRIDER:

JAMES, WHY ARE WE YELLING SO HARD RIGHT NOW? I DON’T KNOW WHAT IS GOING ON!

@ Alyce:

If you do it right it can be very emotional and you’ll feel good about what you did in the end.

@ Desert Beard:

It means shes going to see him when she dies, but thats not gonna happen any time soon, you’ll see her again in the second part of the game which I should say was boring, nice choice of ending man.

@ Zel:
THAT WAS A SICK WAY TO PLAY MAN, I WOULD RATHER DIE AND BE A DEAD HERO THEN A LIVE ONE.

I was playing as a female elf mage. I’d broken off my relationship with Alistair when Zevran came along, but we were still good friends, so I convinced him to sleep with Morrigan. It didn’t give me any qualms at all. I liked Morrigan. We’re both apostates and couldn’t stand Leliana’s Chantry crap. I thought it was cool that Morrigan was going to have a god-child, and I fully expected it to be the hero of DA2. What a disappointment, but I’m crossing my fingers for DA3. Alistair married Anora and ate a lot of cheese, judging by his appearance in DA2, and Zevran and I went off to Warden’s Keep. Pretty cool. I didn’t think Gray Wardens could have children, so it gave me hope that Zev and I could have some little crazy elf kids.

I don’t recall the final battle being particularly tough. I could deal a hell of a lot of damage at that point. Mages might be overpowered at the end of the game, but it makes up for all the wimpiness in the beginning.

My first playthrough, the PC was a two-handed warrior. The rest of the party was Alistair, Leliana (as archer), and Wynn (healer with crowd control spells). While as a player, I thought Morrigan was interesting, my character had little use for her and told her to bugger off. The only difficult fight was the Archdemon, and that only because I really didn’t have the tactics down too well (it never occurred to me to use them to force the party to focus fire, so they kept splitting off to kill darkspawn). Still, after a little beatdown a few ballista bolts to the dragon, I wound up taking one for the team, leaving Alistair to rule the kingdom. It was in character for him to sacrifice his life to do the right thing, and the funeral was…moving. Of course, my next playthrough, my PC romanced Morrigan, making it a much easier decision. :-)

It looks like the story of the Warden is over for now, though, since DA2 features Hawke instead of him/her. Maybe we’ll see the warden again in DA3.