Should Kieran play a major role in the next Dragon Age? (Spoiler)

Morrigan's philosophy in Origins was "survival of the fittest", definitely not neutrality. Often the things she would suggest were undeniably cruel and evil and petty. Like blood sacrificing the alienage elves. I've seen people try to defend that one all the time in the past, but the truth of the matter is the tiny amount of power it could give you couldn't possibly be worth it, given you just kicked the ass of the guy who offered. Then she approves of stuff like viciously crushing Cammen's heart, killing the mages out of spite (her given reason is they allows themselves to be corraled like cattle so they deserve death),numerous other times she approves of the Warden being petty and vindictive and when you refuse that offer, she ditches you to live or die against the worst enemy you'll ever face, because she only traveled with you to try to wrangle that deal out of you in the end. That's a sneaky motivation that ends in abandoning you.It's definitely not nearly as bad of a betrayal as the chicanery Solas and Anders get up to, because Morrigan at least wasn't the cause of the problems you have to face, but it's still some shit.


Agreed,I always felt off about Morrigan's true motives and DAI hasn't really made me change that. You never truly know what her end goal is.Sure, she says she want to preserve knowledge at any cost but what does she gain from that? Could it be just a power (cliched I know) or something else? It all seems self serving because she never elaborate she just follow what Flemeth has told to her.

That just means she got pregnant near the end of the story, before going to Redcliffe.

Back before Inquisition came out and before we met Kieran, I suggested the following scenario;

A DLC in the vein of Leliana's Song where we play as the OGB all grown up; for players who made the OGB, it's canon, for players who didn't, it's a fun bit of alternate universe fiction to play around in.

Since that time Bioware reportedly stated that they had no intention of doing another DLC where you play as anyone other than the PC for the attached game. Or they may have said that prior to me making that suggestion and I just wasn't aware of it at the time, I don't remember, this was like five years ago.

I still think it's an interesting idea and I'd rather see them do something like that than, say, something like Jaws of Hakkon.

Bioware made the same reasonings that's why they never made anything like that.
If they want a What IF scenario with Morrigan and  OGB they better offer funding to Bioware with their own pockets.

Origins is incredibly vague regarding the passage of time, and offers a fair amount of freedom in terms of when quests can be accomplished - for instance I usually saved dealing with Flemeth for after the Landsmeet(along with the Warden's Keep and Return to Ostagar DLC's so I could have more content to enjoy with Loghain). 

She stops wanting to sleep with the Warden after dealing with Flemeth because she realizes that she's fallen in love with him at that point and is feeling tremendously conflicted about the whole thing, but still, it's not inconceivable(pun intended) that she conceived later on in the story but before the night at Redcliffe. There's nothing impossible about that.

That's kind of planned. If you planned it in order to avoid this "plot hole" that doesn't mean it isn't a plot hole for all those who didn't planned their playthroughs to be that way.
Especially since as I've stated before Morrigan is more easy to get pregnant when the approval status is low than when it is higher "love status"

formerfiend You already got the inclusion of the child and the fade scene in DAI(all exclusive contents).
I think is the other way around,we got less contents overall,plus Gaider has forced Morrigan in DAI because of the OGB(which didn't existed for me)So I had her for no reason whatsoever, she did nothing in my game other than eat and sleep for free in Skyhold,all because her former  employer(Celine) after the resolution With Gaspard and Briala didn't required her sevices anymore so she dumped her.

If they are gonna continue this subplot in DA4 with Flemeth or Solas this time they should at least be forced to create a different scenario,because Solas can't be poweful the same if he doesn't have the AD soul,so he must got another Orb or something to fill the gap or fail.

Old god soul, just for sake of accuracy. I really want to see the difference of the DR worlds and the non-DR worlds. (I suppose, sadly, I'll not...)

Why I should be interested into playing something just for the sake of addressing an issue which I have resolved with a final solution in DAO?
You find it nice I do not,I think it doesn't make sense.What Bioware did in DAI was shifting the plot line from a non mandatory character(the child)into a mandatory one(Flemeth/Solas) so now the problem is of DR players we don't have to share it just for the sake of......what exactly?