Even the potential to expand Ariane’s role in retrieving the Dalish book seems to become an after thought as you’re more focused on finding Morrigan. Your new party members seem to fall in the background with little depth to their personas. New items are miniscule, especially compared to the Awakening expansion where you can import what you got. Even if you chose to create a new character, you are powerful enough to mow down enemies because your party members are pretty strong. Moreover, there isn’t that much combat to begin with.
The smooth combat system is fulfilling as before, but the enemies encountered are nothing spectacular. Gameplay is virtually the same as Origins.
In a journey that lasts less than two hours, you finally find her.
What you find in the library would be the key to finding Morrigan. The “quest” takes you back to the familiar Tower of the Circle where you go to find out more on the Eluvian and a way to locate them in the Tower library, where you enlist the help of the mage, Finn. When you and your trusty Mabari hound go to scope out the abandoned hut, you meet Ariane, a Dalish warrior sent to retrieve a book on locating ancient elvish portal mirrors called Eluvian stolen by Morrigan. Expecting questions to be finally answered, I was left with even more questions.Īlmost a year passes after the death of the Archdemon when Grey Warden scouts report to the Warden commander (you) that Morrigan had returned to Ferelden and was spotted near Flemeth’s hut in the Korcari Wilds where you had first encountered her in Origins. Her cryptic words “Never follow me” and subsequent disappearance made the lack of closure unbearable that Bioware decided to release their latest DLC for Dragon Age: Origins called Witch Hunt. Those of you who chose to copulate with Morrigan to give birth to a hellchild in order to save yourself from dying at the hands of the Archdemon must be wondering what ever happened to Morrigan and your child after the battle.
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