Would your LIs from each game get along with each other?

You can go two-out-of-three if you take Bull along for What Pride Had Wrought.

I think Alistair and Blackwall would get along well, even though Blackwall would be super embarassed about the Fake Grey Warden thing.

The third party here is Sebastian, which would be fine ... only Hawke in this universe refused to kill Anders and he's gone a bit homicidal dictator as a result. So that might not work out so well.

(I do not think that Alistair and Blackwall would eat him, but they might not be too sad if he were eaten by lions/tigers/bears/whatever else is on this hypothetical island.)

I can see Alistair and Cassandra getting along. Isabella would quite obviously get along with Alistair, but I think she'd get eaten by Cassandra though.     

Morrigan,Merill and Josephine.
I can see this working quite civilized.

There will be some awkward Merill moments since she's the only one oblivious of Orlesian etiquette.

On the other hand,Josephine would totally be left out in a conversation about the arcane between my wife and Merill.

You do!

Morrigan, Merrill and Solas might be civil... right until they start discussing history and Elven lore.

Then you just have to pass the popcorn and remember to occasionally duck.

LMAO! 

shameless innuendo in MY garbage thread?! you know me too well





I also have a world state where my LIs are Zevran, Isabela, and Sera. In which case...

Wait, was this favorite LIs, or the LIs in my world state?

Because given how many times I played, the latter is a pretty long question. And since DA2 canonically happened I probably need to cover that one even if I didn't actually play it. (Speaking of which, I'm putting off actually doing that for dog-watching related reasons.)

Let's see:
My first Inquisition playthrough was Morrigan, Isabela and Josephine. I know Isabela and Morrigan don't get along, but I think Josephine and Isabela would... and I think Josephine might get along with Morrigan. (This is the closest thing I have to a canon world-state, in that the Keep state was based on the first Warden I ever rolled and I'm planning to import it into DA4 first, so if I was supposed to be referring to the LIs in my canon world-state, this is all you need.)

My second Inquisition playthrough was Leiliana, Fenris, and Cassandra. I know the Right and Left hands get along, and I can't think why either wouldn't get along with Fenris.

Third is Zevran, Sebastian, and Josephine. Hm. I think Sebastian and Josephine would get along very nicely. Zevran and Sebastian... probably would too? Sebastian doesn't get too preachy with Isabela, if the wiki page on their party banter is anything to go by. And Josephine would probably be able to put up with Zevran's flirting? She's able to put up with death threats from nobles.

Fourth would be Leiliana, Merril, and Dorian. I think Leliana and Dorian get along, as far as we can tell. And I can't think which of Dorian or Merril's quirks would annoy the other. And Merril and Leiliana would probably get along. Neither one is big on picking fights.

My Fifth (and current) playthrough is Leiliana and Sera. (I don't remember if I specifically wanted a Hawke who didn't have an LI, or if the random world-state generator gave me that and I just went along with it.) As far as I can tell, they get along great.

For me that would be Morrigan, Fenris, and Josephine. Which would certainly be... interesting.

I think Josephine would be fine with basically just about anyone - she would manage to find some sort of common ground and resolve any issues that might arise.

Now, as for Morrigan and Fenris - there might be some tension. Probably no open hostility, but Morrigan's teasing and the fact that she's the exact type of mage that he hates (self-serving, using magic to do whatever she pleases) might be a problem.

So I imagine Josephine would constantly (and hopelessly) try to make them get along.

Warrior Cousland, mage Hawke, and rogue Cadash. All dudes.

I think Morrigan and Merrill would be pretty pissed off after Sera broke their stupid mirrors.