Dragon Age 4 - Will Morrigan oppose Solas?

Leliana's good at fighting, and tends to jump to the "kill all the stuff in our way" mode faster than I'd expect a bard (as a general archetype, not as the Dragon Age profession) to.

To me, Josie and Imshael would be examples of the archetypal bard. They win by talking, pulling weird stuff out of their knapsack, and subtlety. In short, they consider direct combat to be a failure, even if they can fight. Imshael even does the classic "why have you forced me into combat ughhhhhhh" bard-whining if you fight him. If he were playing a tabletop game, that would be squarely directed at his GM or the rest of his party.

Dunno who Imshael is, but I find both Leliana and Josephine perfectly fine as bards. Scalds were pretty front line in Baldur's gate iirc... but I don't remeber it that well, and can't recall what kit Haer was. But iirc he was both poetic and aggressive. Which I don't really mind. I am not a big fun of chars with a comic relief cowardice line, they tend to wear a little thin after a few hours of gameplay. 

Except Morrigan would still be an important character, considering how she is the daughter of Flemeth. Flemeth also being Mythal further brings in the idea that this family is one of the most important parts of Dragon Age as a whole. Regardless of whether or not Morrigan is accepted by the Warden, Flemeth's true purpose for her is constantly hinted at, but never completely disclosed by throughout every appearance. Given all of the story points that Morrigan is given, you're simply denying yourself a huge chunk of the narrative by dismissing her. The lore heavily established her position in the Orlesian court before she even appeared in-game. (Through Vivienne directly elevating the position, Celene's interest in magic, Morrigan's personality correlating with the Game, etc.)The writing backs this up, and everything Morrigan is later responsible for reinforces that.

An Inquisitor who denies the Empress of Orlais her choice as ambassador out of purely petty reasons is fairly ridiculous. It doesn't surprise me that an Inquisitor who would deny one of the most powerful leaders in the world a simple request would be mocked. (Especially considering the state of Thedas during this time, the threat of Corypheus, and necessity to find the means of defeating him.)

Again, it just seems like you just don't like Morrigan. You don't need a convoluted reason to have that opinion.

Dragon Age 2 has a worse reputation than Mass Effect: Andromeda. I enjoyed the game while it was new, but it has aged far worse than Origins. It's fine if you enjoy Dragon Age II, (I personally think it's reputation is undeserved), but it's a fact that the the vast majority of people do not see that game as the best in the series.

I have no desire to argue this further, so let's bring this back on topic.

Sorry, must be from the DLC I did not play or something. I don't recognize the reference at all. But, the other companions that complain about doing battles have drawn criticism in the past, like Theran in the Consular story or Khalid in BG1.

Imshael was the final "boss" of the Emprise Du Lion storyline.  He also appeared in The Masked Empire novel.

Who know? Solas' experiment may be interesting. Probably a doom, but what about if not? Someone can support simple scientific curiosity ...

Curiosity that could lead to the death of millions?

Ok, that I understand. I'm not much of a summer person myself, but at least, we have all four seasons equally (and I love winter - I mean real winter with snow)