So if Al is there in DA4, expect him in Grey Warden regalia. On the other hand, it has been a while since his Joining and unless he is like his mother (or the dragon’s blood theory is true), then he is almost due for his Calling. Especially since we don’t see his dead body only what looks like him going down. The words used in the choice implies you might be leaving Alistair to his death, there is an open end there. This is because DA:I leaves that open if they want to “retcon” it. Maybe only a Warden like in DA2, even if it is possible for him to “die” in DA:I. OriginsĪlistair: Alistair will probably only have a Cameo since he has two different paths (Warden or King), but I could see him being plot relevant. I wanted to address this, since I really liked this post by but there are a few more notes that can be added.
So I’m not sure Alistair will exactly be due for his Calling come DA4, but he is getting close after all the extra strain and fifteen plus years of time passed. Not to mention whatever Corypheus did, couldn’t have been good or helped hold off the Calling longer.Īnd I’m not sure how long forward DA4 will be, but I do know Bioware was talking about the Warden coming close to their own Calling (and why that could be a possible reason for them not appearing that much anymore). Being so close to the Archdemon can cause it to spread faster in a Warden and Alistair was on the front lines, take how quickly it can spread in a normal person causing Ghouls when it direct contact with regular taint and multiply it. A Blight is more taxing on a Warden who experiences it, it opens them wider to the taint as they can hear the Darkspawn and Archdemon more clearly. Right! From the beginning of DA2/Origins to Trespasser is 15 years and the usual time for a Warden to live is about 30 years after their Joining.īut when David Gaider was still at Bioware, he admitted that a Warden who has been through a Blight has some of their time taken off (I’m trying to find the post now).
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