Inquisitor/Morrigan DA4's villain?

That depends on the world state people are playing.

I guess that's the thing. Solas made it sound like no one would survive it. Some clarification on his part would be nice lol.

I also feel like a lot of the appeal ancient magic/elf stuff has for Morrigan is due to it not existing anymore and the fact that no one else has that knowledge. The way things are currently, Morrigan can be one of the few people who IS more knowledgeable about ancient magic stuff, and therefore it is within her power to distribute that knowledge as she sees fit. If everyone had it, would she find it so special? Maybe that's a misinterpretation of her character on my part, but that's how she seems to me, what with how eager she is to obtain the old god baby and well of sorrows without fully understanding the consequences of doing so.

I get what you mean and I agree that she loves magic for the sake of it. I just wonder if, when it comes down to it, she'd rather the world stay as it is so the magical bits stay all that more special if the alternative does mean death for her and/or everyone she cares about. Really I think it just depends on what Solas' plan actually is, and whether it literally equals pretty much everyone dying or just a completely dramatic changing of Thedas as we know it.

Inky is too cool to be a villain. Morrigan on the other hand, well yes she is. Never liked her from the start. She is certainly a villain.

Maybe it’s just me, but I felt like the epilogues of the main game were pretty definitive when it came to Morrigan. It felt very much like a “My job is done here, time to move on” type of ending regardless of player choices in all three games.

It would be interesting to me if there was a thought process beyond the gameplay mechanic of making closing the rift more challenging to it, so I support this idea.

If I never have to see or listen to Morrigan again, it will be too soon. Just gtfo of my game already.