Predict the romances of DA4

Well, some other forum members have argued against my stance. My stance being that Anders' Chantry Explosion caused issues, but certainly didn't cause the war. Others argue his actions were important. My stance puts a LOT of importance on Asunder's events, but if you really feel that Anders got it going, Asunder's stuff is just minor details about the preliminary scuffles leading to the official war.

There is a codex about Celene cleansing the alienage, I just don't feel like it paints the appropriate picture so people know that Celene is hardcore willing to murder. Not "haha murder" like Leliana, like brutally murder Briala's parents because they may know a secret that may weaken Celene on the road to ascending and keeping the throne. But they omit more details about Briala too. I feel like Gaspard is the only one to be openly clear about what a war mongering racist prick he is. PEople find that refreshing? and say, "oh look, he doesn't play the game!" but no. He plays, and he's willing to murder people very dishonorably to do so. So I feel that all three are only partially represented well in the game. But at the end of the day, these people can't be true players of "the Game" if they dump all their secrets on the Inky. That'd be terrible writing.

And Loghain's actions really speak for themselves, the book has a chance of making you more sympathetic. Marric's whereabouts, and the Therin blood having connections to the Mystery of High Dragons, have almost no significance. Thus far, anyway, so I guess it doesn't much matter that they weren't in the games.

It'd be nice if they explored the countries of Thedas in ways that didn't introduce characters that would be called upon to be in the next game's events. I'd love some short stories of Theodosians just being Theodosians. Maybe they could even just be family members or friends of characters that would be in the Games. Like Cassandra's uncle that raised her, we could see all this Nevarran Culture explored in finer detail from his POV. More of Thedas, connection to a Game Character some people love, uncle doesn't show up anywhere in the games and are just referenced? I don't know, I guess something "exciting" would have to happen to bother making a book of it.

hhahahaha you knew I was talking to you, the senses of Cat I was trying not to name names, thought it'd be unfair. Or perhaps similar to throwing An Anders Plushie at your feet or a red cape in front of a bull.

WUT EVEN

Imshael staying alive is now MY cannon. I hate Michel de Chevin!

It's the other's choice to be screwed over in future! It's not player's fault the common folk can't reach protagonist status to kill the spirit!  

We've had a deeply romantic mage like Anders and a mysterious and sad one like Solas, so I think we might get a Tevinter Mage who is more darker and reserved but not exactly like a male Morrigan. He won't be rude or have ulterior motives, but he'll be quiet, reserved and focused on the cause. Romancing him will not be easy, but worth it. Hopefully he is bi. I also think we will get a female Dwarf warrior and a male dwarf Rogue romance or vice-versa. Qunari will hopefully be a male and female one, both do not have to be companions. One could be like Reyes maybe. Non-Dalish or ancient elf romance. City Elf instead. Maybe a rogue one.

Nope, Maveris or Calpernia are more likely to be our Vint mage Companion. However, there's no reason this dark and stoic ubermensch couldn't be an elven renegade or awakened Evanaris, a Tal-Vashoth Saarebas , an Avvar shaman, a Rivanni Seer, a Titan touched dwarf, and so on. Hell, they don't even have to be mages, it could be and Imperial Reaver or Templar, an Ambassadoria dwarven rogue, anything...

I also hate the books can bring pieces of information, what overwrite the in-game choices or too important to hiding them in another media, but still: the Inquisitor doesn't know Michel Chevin. S/He only saw a knight who wants help against a demon (one of the strongest, dangerous demons). To help him, even with a Dalish, is believable. Only the player can know his shady background... 

Ha!  Welcome to the dark side. 

Maybe that's one of the reasons I recruit Michel; Inquisition railroads us heavily into being the hero, more so than most Bioware games. I miss the old Bioware where we had the option of being, and associating with, outright villains.

Probably not, but at this point I'll take what I can get .