Do you take Morrigan up on her offer?

In my first (and so far only complete) DA walkthrough I was playing a mostly good mage who pursued a romance with her, and in the end accepted her request. It was a very risky and somewhat reckless plan, but, well, in a way, that was her price for helping you - and I don't mean just the "kill the archdaemon and live", but the entire story. Different PCs have different reasons for going with you: Alistair was doing it because he was a warden and to avenge your mentor, Leliana for redemption (of sorts), Oghren for the fights. With Morrigan, it is this so she could complete one of the greatest experiments ever conceived (while her personal quest deals with her mother, iirc she only goes on it after finding Flemeth's Grimoire). Apart from her being my PCs love interest, and a beautiful woman to boot, not accepting it felt a bit like ignoring what she was after all she did for you. It was a bit sad that you couldn't go with her, though. I think she'd make a pretty poor single mum .


What did she not tell, by the way?

 

I was always suspicious that she got the idea after reading her mothers grimoire, I suspect that she plans to inhabit the godlike child at a later date to make herself a godly power...

I decline, since I cant stand her and am glad to see her leave

 

I did in one playthrough. In my first playthrough, I romanced Leliana though.

 

I don't mind her offer but I don't like that she refused to let you help raise the child.

Thus I've always turned her down even when I've romanced her.

At this point I generally have Teyrn Loghain along for the purpose of taking out the archdemon and he said he'd rather die killing it and making his mark that way.

So I let him do it as Alistair may be mad at me but he stays king and mellows after his source of anger isn't around.

 

When I talked to her she said that the point of her being with you was solely for the purpose of taking the essence of the old god. She did not mention her mother’s grimoire or any dark ritual within it. I guess the story changes a bit if you don’t give the gifts to your companions.

 

My first play through of DAO I may have agreed, but given the number of times I have completed DAO and having played through DA2 I disagree. My thought on Flemeth is that she is an old god and is trying to revive the other old gods in new bodies so that the dragons can once again be rulers of the land.

Morrigan part in the story is to bare a child for the old god soul, but she vanishes at the end of DAO not to be seen again, or so you think for a short time. If you haven’t played Witch Hunt I won’t list any spoiler but it may play a part to DA3 story. To me, Morrigan vanishes to protect the child from Flemeth so that she can raise the child to think for itself.

I hope that DA3 unwraps the mystery about who Flemeth really is or gets us closer to finding out who she is and maybe there will be a fourth game, who knows. Or maybe a DLC for DA2 that explains more about Flemeth.

 

DA2 is worth about $20 with all of the current DLCs. I would wait unti the ultimate comes out with everything and get it at that time. I have only played it once and barely could finish it; that was prior to any updates. They have had about 3 updates since and three DLCs. I heard the latest DLC, Mark of Assasian is really well written compared to DA2 main story.

 

Yes. I absolutely adore the Morrigan character anyway.
Don't always AGREE with her, but she is my favorite NPC.

 

Hell no... seduce her and dump her.

 

My characters generally bonk everyone they can throughout the game (I love the heartbreaking, puppy-dog eyes bit; it makes me laugh) and then I always make sure to take her offer.
Why the hell would you go through all that just to end up pushing up the the daisies?!

 

Well, you could just get someone to die for you... maybe a certain annoying biological king?

 

I always thought that someone THAT girly would do pretty much anything you wanted and be liked enough by the proles that you could get away with all sorts

 

Well, if stated in another post I'd finished Dragon Age Origins on Nightmare mode 5 times (It's true- I smash the game).

However, it took a couple of attempts to get that capable. So *ahem* yes I took the Morrigan offer the first time (I mean, who wouldn't. Even if I was a chick I would have said, 'honey, I'm probably gonna die tomorrow. Let's do this). The next time I played I suggested Alistair take her (damn! That's come CG cinematics I wish I never saw....)

Anyhoo, Morrigan is a ho. Since I always usually play as a mage I rarely include her in my party. Although, she does have a spanking hot butt for which I may let her come along for a run.

Ironically, she inspires me to work out in real life. Hmmm. That chick is toned because she runs around all day. Perhaps I could learn something from that...

 

I always play as at least slightly, if not fully, evil, so yes. I particularly enjoy forcing Alistair to do it when I play as a woman. That said, my major weakness is curiosity, so as a player, I'm sure I'll try out the other option at one point or another, just to see what happens.