Warden future

In death, sacrifice.

In death, sacrifice... or not. >.> My Airam Surana is a mage, has mages friends and family and they're currently researching how they can avoid that little inconvenience.

If he survives, he'll become the Warden Commander and the Arl, then go help Zevran kill some Crows, then live happily ever after until DAI when they'll strategically retreat, because they're tired of saving the world and they don't like Venatori.
But I don't advise anyone to sing Oh, Grey Warden in front of him. Unless they like to be turned into sparkling ice statues.

Yeah, I'd much rather come up with my own headcanons for any wardens that don't die killing the archdemon. Problem is, Bioware always has to come up with vague rumors to satisfy the crowd who questions why their wardens aren't getting involved with the current game's world changing events. As a result, our warden is always on some big quest. It's enough to make me want to kill off the warden just to have some sort of conclusion sometimes.

I want to hear about the Warden just one more time. Confirmation about whether that quest to end the Calling was successful or not.

Actually I agree with this, though I'd like to be able to choose whether they succeed or fail. I have a warden who I think it would be fitting to see fail, and forced to face her mortality.

Faking their own death to avoid multiple paternity suits.

I don't want to see the Warden anymore, because so far I hated all the things they added in the sequels. It feels like every time they do a new game, comics, novel or whatever, they give it to different guys who have no idea about the lore and canon and invent the new stuff as they like and ignore the player choices. When I see what they did to Zevran, Leliana, Alistair, I'm glad they won't add Warden. I don't care if the Warden's search for the cure remains unsolved - I can come with my own headcanon about that.

I have two fantasy visions for my noble human male warden, and they are not necessarily mutually exclusive if run consecutively.

1. King consort of Ferelden, but as commander of the armies, Warden Commander of Ferelden, and Hero of Ferelden, the real power in Ferelden, no matter that is wife is officially the monarch. Married to Anorra, with Morrigan and Leliana as 'official mistresses,' and any number of unofficial mistresses who double as allies, spies, or informants in the Circle, the Chantry, the Templars, the alienage, and among the Dalesih. Busy doing hero stuff like rebuilding Denerim, including the alienage, rebuilding the army, and rebuilding the Grey Wardens. Looking for a cure for the blight in his spare time.

2. Giving all that up and running away with Morrigan and his child.

I don't know why but I headcount for my FCousland twins and another "en route". She and Alistair will have a lot to do ;-) Yeah she deserves it and Alistair too because he never had a real family.

My warden is dead, but originally was in a asspull silly quest of searching for a cure of the calling (thanks to the writers) after that (as I romanced Leliana) I returned to her side or we just saw each other from time to time. (thanks to the writers)

Ideally in my fantasy world, I put the Inquisition to shame, embarrassed the Inquisitor and his/her advisors and organization, maked the Grey Wardens great again, my Leliana is with my at my side, and to end things, I headed to my calling in the deep roads.

Yeah, it's the problem when you keep mentioning a character instead of leave it be if it's done, usually does more harm than good.

To give the warden a proper ending and conclusion it's better to do the US.