Your DAO ending.

The warden don't get any statue in Weissaupt nor in the Anderfels with the DR ending(the GW aren't the common folk they know about the US and they even know about Morrigan),that's what Mark implied.Those are just epilogues slides from DAO and some dialogues in the post coronation and in DAA.

I can't even understand why you are unable to see how self contradictory your own posts are.

First you're implying that it changes nothing because is just a game(the very first sentence of your post), then you are going to say that those who died(in a game)died for nothing,outright contradicting your previous statement of (it is a game).

It's exactly the same kind of nonsense contradiction I had detected in your previous post where you said it changes nothing only to say in the spoiler tag that it gives more power to the Evanuris.I think you should find peace with your own thoughts before to expose them.

Well I don't think that the in-game population would like to see their lives gambled out of some "transcendental curiosity" from the player.
I don't think that's very compelling motive to save an Old god especially now that we know that the Evanuris weren't exactly that good,they may have been worse than Fen'Harel and that's include Mythal since she also apparently liked going on rampages towards the dwarves and their titans,so I'm happy I didn't helped her.

I still think that save a former archdemon out of curiosity for experimentation isn't a compelling reason given the dangers such experiment entails both for the world and I dare to say even for the baby.I think we are just going to disagree on the issue like for forever so I will just stop here.

No. Inversely. The Archdemons are former old gods.
And the Darkspawns are former men.

I do not defend the Dark Ritual, this is a gamble, and still a morally questionable, risky decision, or yes, you can say: a bad decision. But it is a possibility, and I like.

There should've been an option to have an Old God abortion. It's a douche move and would most likely have involved killing Morrigan(which would have made me quite happy), it seems pretty logical to me:


- Blight ends

- No doubts about having an Old God around

-All the advantages from the sacrifice route without having to use a GW

Since the game does not provide this option(for no reason) nor it provide the option to kill her in redclieffe,I'm stuck with having to use a GW to murder the old god and just be forced to let her go.

Grotesque as this sounds, I'm not sure if it's just Poe's Law in effect and you're being silly, but no, that's not very logical. Given what you know about the Archdemon's essence, it's entirely possible that Morrigan miscarrying the Dark Ritual baby for any reason might just cause another Blight as it sought out the nearest Darkspawn to live on inside. Honestly yet another reason not to take the gamble in the first place, I'd say.

@prince it may be that the soul is being purified in the long run,it doesn't happen as soon as it body jump in the kid.

Well I don't know....I don't think the mechanics of this spell makes much sense.I once said the ritual should have resulted into another AD not into an OGB.

No thanks to you for that.

You see, when the Inquisitor comments on how remarkable Kieran is, Morrigan's answer may change. If it is OG Kieran, the credit goes to the Old God. If Kieran is normal, she says the father's great parenting is what makes him special. Much more satisfying.

Now, the thing about reckless actions is that surviving doesn't make them less foolish. You took a selfie at the edge of a cliff and didn't die? Congratulations. Still an unbelievably dumb idea. You left your baby alone in the car and nothing happened? Whew... that's a relief. But you still are a bad parent.