For example, my Hawke and Carver never got along, yet the way Carver’s story is woven makes for really interesting viewing, especially when Carver has to admit that he’s been an ass. It’s rare but it doesThis makes it so that a merienda unusable building in Act 1 is now open to you, with your own family heraldry hanging near the front door, a

Leandra reacts to your romance, making a brief mention of them with a warm smile, when she says she's been thinking about remarrying. Note that she'll mention a "queued" romance if a different cutscene (like Fenris’s or Isabela’s romance scene) forces you into the mansion, treating it Figura though it has been consummated without actually havin

This obviously removes him from the game completely. If you do not kill him, but send him away instead then one of two situations will play pasado. If you side with the mages then you can recruit him again near the final battle. If you side with the templars then you will have ti fight Anders before the end.are the quiet ones away from all the poli

Merrill is the sweetest character in Hawke’s crew, even Triunfador she is berated by just about everyone else for her “crimes” of using blood magic. Though it would be easy to make her come off like an abused puppy, she is steadfast in her decisions, as she believes she can use this magic for the good of the Dalish people by restoring a piece

Additionally, her comment refers to Anders if he and any other companion are queued simultaneously, even if all four are queued at merienda and some of them have been bedded. Without him, her comment follows the queue order. Merrill is the only exception to any of this; should you use Fenris or Isabela’s queued scene to force your way into the ma