Morrigan thread - "Tis cold in my tent, all alone..."

We're planning on a family portrait (with Mabari doggo ofc) when i return to Orlais!
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So, you think, the Templars and the Seekers are evil, the Templar Order is evil and the Chantry is evil?

I'm just saying compared to other characters that are considered evil in other games she is not evil.  Like Canderous Ordo from KOTOR he participated in mass killings and destruction of worlds.  He even tells you he misses those days.  Wrex from Mass Effect is a similar character to Canderous, they have no problem killing hordes of people and saying they enjoyed it. I only played Mass Effect once and made as far as the Citadel so I don't remember the specifics much.  But weren't Wrex's people in a war with Garrus's?  And the only way Garrus's peole won was by sterilizing the enemy?  Is that not evil?  Morrigan has never done that.  Yeah she wanted the Templars to go with the annulment but I told her to shut up and she didn't stab me in the back.  I mean literally stab me in the back with a dagger.  In all the games I've played of DA:O never has Morrigan left me only at the end.  Maybe because I've romanced her twice in those playthroughs that I completed the game.  When she asks me to kill Flemeth I say okay, but I never do it.  I just make a deal with Flemeth and give Morrigan the grimoire. I don't know who Abelas is, but I remember her telling the story about the Chasind barbarian. I'm not a blind Morrigan follower I listen to what she says and if I don't agree to it I tell her.  The Dark Ritual, yeah she kept it a secret.  But the Warden at the time prior to that moment did not know that killing an archdemon entailed sacrificing themselves.  Both the Warden and Alistair were green it wasn't until Riordan told them.  I will see in my next playthrough when I play as a mage and romance Leliana.  I like Morrigan cause she reminds me of another Claudia black character called Aeryn Sun from the old Farscape tv series.  Both were tough bitches who were always kill this and kill that, but as time went on with their particular love interests, and exposed to a bigger world/ universe they changed.  They became soft. 

Oops, quoted the wrong person. I meant Mrk7, not Catilina.

I'm just saying compared to other characters that are considered evil in other games she is not evil. Like Canderous Ordo from KOTOR he participated in mass killings and destruction of worlds. He even tells you he misses those days. Wrex from Mass Effect is a similar character to Canderous, they have no problem killing hordes of people and saying they enjoyed it. I only played Mass Effect once and made as far as the Citadel so I don't remember the specifics much. But weren't Wrex's people in a war with Garrus's? And the only way Garrus's peole won was by sterilizing the enemy? Is that not evil? Morrigan has never done that. Yeah she wanted the Templars to go with the annulment but I told her to shut up and she didn't stab me in the back. I mean literally stab me in the back with a dagger. In all the games I've played of DA:O never has Morrigan left me only at the end. Maybe because I've romanced her twice in those playthroughs that I completed the game. When she asks me to kill Flemeth I say okay, but I never do it. I just make a deal with Flemeth and give Morrigan the grimoire. I don't know who Abelas is, but I remember her telling the story about the Chasind barbarian. I'm not a blind Morrigan follower I listen to what she says and if I don't agree to it I tell her. The Dark Ritual, yeah she kept it a secret. But the Warden at the time prior to that moment did not know that killing an archdemon entailed sacrificing themselves. Both the Warden and Alistair were green it wasn't until Riordan told them. I will see in my next playthrough when I play as a mage and romance Leliana. I like Morrigan cause she reminds me of another Claudia black character called Aeryn Sun from the old Farscape tv series. Both were tough bitches who were always kill this and kill that, but as time went on with their particular love interests, and exposed to a bigger world/ universe they changed. They became soft.

Morrigan is a barely grown teenager raised entirely in isolation by an only semi-sane supernatural entity. She wants to be pragmatic but doesn't really know enough to make practical decisions.She wanted to slaughter the mages not because they may be a threat, but because they did not share her views and subjected themselves to the Chantry. She objects if you don't kill them all.That's not "ruthless" or a simple lack of compassion, that's utter contempt and lack of respect for life.
In the aforementioned case helping the mages isn't a waste of time regardless of Irving's fate, as Gregoir can be flexible enough to allow the Warden to recruit the survivors if he has already given them permission to enter the tower in the first place.
She disapproves whether you recruit mages or templars which strongly indicates that her preferred route was simply to leave and thus not recruiting anyone at all.

Anyone ever wondered what were circumstances of Kieran's birth?
You know, it seems like kinda important step in Morrigan's plan to get a child with ancient dragon's soul inside. I wonder where did she get medical help. Did she just stumble across some village/Chantry and hoped locals will help? Is there some secret hidden elf village dalish camp that would help her out respect for Asha'bellenar?
Or is there any mention in WoT?

Good and very important question! But on serious note, giving birth in the middle of nowhere, without anyone to help in case of any complications (or after the birth), sounds like a bad and risky way to get the precious Old God Baby.

I wish I'd found her sooner, so that i could help, but Morrigan gave birth to Kieran alone and helpless inside a cave

A certain amount of elfroot was used though!