Well, it's now official at least, no HoF ever again.

What do you mean with ''unfinished''? If I remember correctly the warden's story had a clear ending, dead or alive.

Mine returned to the stone years ago.

DAO was so long ago that I'm quite happy with them retiring the character. I'd like a mention as to their fate with the quest they're on, but otherwise I think we need to let it go.
But then this is the fanbase who want another game with Shepard so letting go isn't our strong point.

The vague reference to the Warden at the end of Awakening
Lelianas comment about hawke being vanished, just like the Warden
No dialogue(or very little) about the Warden in Da2
No Awakening type content for Hawke
In short, Biowares garbage treatment of their Dragon Age heroes since Origins.

Yes, I'm a little bitter. I can't promise to care about future Dragon Age material.

Mine would be too busy warming Morrigan anyway.

The veil of uncertainty on the matter has been lifted with a clear-cut answer.

It should be just said that the Warden went to their Calling around DA4 and kill them for real.

Though I wouldn't mind if there was a side quest relating to the Warden's work on cure for Calling, maybe even finishing their job (or passing it to other Wardens).

To be fair,dead is a clear ending,alive with several unresolved cliffhangers(which I've never asked for )is not a clear ending, that's why I believe that they should use the calling to get rid of them with a clear ending.So I agree with the people that said that's BioWare fault a fault that if they want they can easly resolve.

It's not BioWare fault but only Gaiders,since he is the one who introduced all the writing of the cliffhangers for the Warden.Mike Laidlaw never cared about it.

Yea it's a very lazy way of resolving things(and it doesn't even resolve anything since it's a quest with no closure).

What's really bad is Gaider's logic: (I mentioned him because he made this resolution and not Laidlaw)

In his mind a warden that's not an US will only follow Morrigan leads for the he cure that was given in WH...

Nevermind that they may be not interested in the cure,or not interested into being present in WH(especially if they are Non-DR),or simply being interested in others things and/or having different purposes.

I'm not saying it doesn't work,but it seems to me a rather poor way to get rid of all the Wardens,it may work for most DR players,but it may not work well in others cases and I should remind Gaider that the ending where 4 and not only two.

Example

There may be a world-state with a female warden which has a sacrificed romanced Alistair as the DAO ending.This character may not be that eager to find a cure that will prolong her life and therefore her sufferings....and well she may Aldo despise Morrigan for her quitting the final battle when their allies were of no use for her,and therefore may decide to never follow any of her leads.