Well of Sorrows, servant of Mythal and Solas (Spoilers post Hushed Whispers)

hard to say.

When my Qunquisitor drank from the Well, Mythal later said that he was "free" from her commands. I don't know if this means she severed the link, or if she simply had no intention of compelling him in the future. If the latter, that could be another reason why the Inquisitor really should't confront Solas in the future.

I'm not sure what Flemeth did with Uthemiel's soul, but I do think Solas gained the power to control whomever drank from the Well from Mythal, so either Morrigan or the Inquisitor is now unknowingly his minion.

The decision at the Well is one of those odd situations where you are not allowed to do the sensible thing and simply not drink. After all, why not suggest Abelas drinks from the Well if he wants to keep the knowledge safe and yet not lose it altogether? It is pretty obvious that Morrigan is working to her own agenda from the moment she conceals what she really reads at the first puzzle. Then she flies off after Abelas. She is pushing you to let her drink because we may need the knowledge of the Well, but our reason for going to the Arbor Wilds originally was not about the finding the Well for information but stopping Corypheus using the eluvian. So why is it suddenly necessary to drink from the Well to find answers about him? What assurance do we have that the requisite information will be found? We are being asked to trust the word of someone who has tried to conceal what she knows and seemed determined to gain control of this artefact. It is clearly a really bad idea letting the Inquisitor drink because they are the person with the mark and if the ancient spirits start to control them, everyone is going to be screwed. Then conveniently the Well proves necessary to finding the ancient shrine to call Mythal, although if OGB is with Morrigan then he runs off into the eluvian and finds her anyway.

Even more peculiar is Solas asking you what you are going to do with the Well if Morrigan drank from it. It seemed pretty obvious to me that the answer should be "search me, I suggest you ask Morrigan", because you have no control over her and ultimately she does leave.

Welcome into the world of the writers pets where quests don't make any sense because what the writers wanted was to push the personal agenda of specifics characters(Morrigan)by creating illogical situations .

-Abelas did not wanted the well of sorrow why?

-The companions were not allowed to use it.

No only Morrigan is always Morrigan in these blackmails made in David Gaider.


Obviously there is no option to refuse Morrigan in the Inquisition either,because how dare an Inquisitor not wanting a witch into an Inquisition.

This thread is refreshing. I puzzled me why this witch was forced to come with me. I played DAI first so I got no idea who she was, but after playing DAO is clear she's up to no good. She was obviously amassing power for something: Old God soul, eluvians, well of sorrow, getting rid of Flemeth. But it seems all backfired, so I'm happy if she becomes the egg's puppet. Let someone else use her the way she has used everyone around her.

If Solas gained control of the old god soul, what is he gonna with it? If he created the veil, he's clearly above them.

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Depends largely on what Solas needs to do to bring down the Veil. I mean, we don't even know what was done to create it in the first place. The process may be one that takes years, and as Trespasser showed, the Inquisitor didn't have that kind of time.