The late king's wife Anora, the daughter of Loghain, had been the true ruler during her husband's reign. I decided not to save scum.Īt the Landsmeet in Denerim, after I killed Teyrn Loghain for his betrayal of King Cailan and the Grey Wardens, we had a problem. *The chat interface was underdeveloped in Origins, a far cry from the illustrated chat wheel we have now, and I accidentally had sex with him. I promised it wouldn't happen again and we continued our slaughter of the not-so-innocent.

'This probably isn't the best time for this,' he acknowledged before telling me how much I'd hurt his feelings. Alistair confronted me about that while we were in a dungeon, both of us spattered with the blood and gore of our enemies. I bedded Zevran, the charming and sexually free elf assassin who had joined us after he failed to complete his assignment to kill me, in a moment of weakness*. Our love affair wasn't all sunshine and roses, though. As the last two Gray Wardens in Ferelden, we waded through dwarven politics and darkspawn blood in the deep roads, slaughtered werewolves for some beleaguered elves, and took care of the bastard who got our king and our fellow Grey Wardens killed in his bid for the throne, all so that we could gather the armies we needed to fight a threat to all of Thedas and save the known world. Together we endured betrayal and then trekked through a dangerous land with Morrigan, the ill-tempered apostate daughter of a kooky old woman.

I do recall falling in love with Alistair from the very first. I can't recall if I started Dragon Age: Origins with the knowledge that romance with party members was possible. Love Amidst the Horrors of the Fifth Blight

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