The Role of the Grey Wardens in Dreadwolf/Tevinter

Do we really need to use "Spoiler" when talking about Davrin, since he has been around since 2020 Behind the Scenes video. I think there is no doubt if he is confirmed as a companion

Do we really need to use "Spoiler" when talking about Davrin, since he has been around since 2020 Behind the Scenes video. I think there is no doubt if he is confirmed as a companion, he will be an honest to goodness genuine Grey Warden. Remember his speech in the extract from 2020 was "Nobody dies on my watch. For the Wardens!". At the time I imagined it accompanying that image of a Grey Warden protecting a woman and child from dragon fire.

It also seemed that the Grey Wardens were going to feature from this image that was released later on.

I don't know about the one in the leak but there is was one in the concept art that I thought might be. I'd assumed it was more likely associated with the Deep Roads or Kal-Sharok but may be it is connected with Weisshaupt in some way.    Did the Grey Wardens actually build Weisshaupt or did they just occupy and re-purpose some much older structure?  According to WoT, the order was founded at Fortress Weisshaupt, so it sounds like it was already an outpost of the Tevinter Imperium and the Wardens just took it over.    That being the case, Tevinter built a lot of their structures on the top of old elven foundations and ruins, so it is not beyond the bounds of possibility that something very old and evil was underneath them just waiting to be released.
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The article also suggested some sort of major incident had occurred which meant the backdrop would later be developed to show something like the Breach. When this concept art was released, it was speculated at the time that some sort of rift had occurred in the Veil at Grey Warden HQ.   If the leak material makes it into the final game, this could be the case.
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I hope they won't involve an archdemon in this game where there is already an established main villain/antagonist, i.e. Solas. Archdemon and resulting from it blights are big enough of a threat to fill a plot of entire game and make it a focus of it.

I'm not sure how they'll deal with Qunari, given that it appears they invaded at least two countries, if I'm not mistaken. It would be difficult to sweep them under the rug (unless it is resolved, only a temporary alliance will be formed to take down Solas), and Qunari on their own are a threat worthy of a book or game plot (with time skips likely required).

I'm not sure Qunari War fits as the main plot for a game in this franchise. It would be much more down to earth in terms of conflict and plot, more like the second act of DA 2, as opposed to some ancient evil or threat threatening the entire world.