Loghain in Dragon Age 4

Well if you are a simple black and white thinker, it's not exactly a surprise, don't worry though, they have still yet to come to comment in the thread, you are not alone, just give it more time and it will happen, it's still very early.

I guess I could dig up his corpse and reanimate him---before turning him into a macabre piñata for everyone to take a swing at, but I don't know what the Warden did with his decapitated head. They muttered something along the lines of shit belonging in the dungnheap, not the royal castle was the last I heard of it.

He never survived any of my playthroughs on the grounds that the people he hurt would never have gained justice for the crimes he commit against them. That and his actions were even more vile after reading the novel which makes things a whole lot worse despite some people claiming the opposite.

Loghain.




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He's deader than disco in all of my world states, he tried to kill my HoF, I take that personally.

Now this is a thread I can get behind!



Loghain, Varric and Vega are my 3 biggest WHY WON'T YOU LET ME ROMANCE THEM BIOWARE moments.
Sadly there are 99 ways to kill him so I doubt we'll be hearing the dulcet tones of Simon Templeman again.







I'd love a prequel all about the Hero of Riverdane, fighting the Orlesians to win back Ferelden would be pretty epic.

And don't get me started on his lacklustre companion status, it was a missed opportunity if you ask me.

Let's huddle in a corner together and cry. 

I agree, I felt like the wardens in DAI were an afterthought really.  A game without the blight, darkspawn and Deep Roads would be a welcome break.  Then they can come back singing and dancing with all their titaniness in DA5.

Never understood the viciouness of the Loghain haters. Did all the Alistair fangirling rotted their brains or something? I mean, I had Alistair executed and that was that. No point in dissing the dead.

"Nothing personal kid".

But as for Loghain, I won't be seeing him. Didn't spend 20 hours playing as Hawke to ditch him now.

Actually, I spared him on my first playthrough, before I even knew there was a book about his hero days.

My warden agreed with Riordan, the Wardens need to be as numerous as possible. Also, she saw a bit of herself in Loghain, since she was also destined to be jailed and probably executed (city elf, she admitted her crime to safe the other elf).

Did she hate Loghain? Yes. But before him, she spared Sten and Zevran, both had done bad things and she managed to befriend them (and fall in love with Zev). She knew Loghain would be powerless to go against her in the future, even his own daughter thought him mad.

And, as a pragmatic, she knew that sparing the Queens father was going to gain her favours in the court. Ali wasn't hardened, so Anora was a sole ruler, and my Tabris knew that having her grateful to an elf would help the Alienage more, then petty revenge.

You're so right.  Everyone is quick to forgive Sten, a man who murdered children because boo hoo he lost his sword, but then judge those who spare Loghain.

Like seriously wtf?

That's the one thing really isn't it, how on earth are we supposed to want to save him after that?  I wish they'd left that out tbh, then he could've been a more balanced character, allowing the player enough room to like him.