#dragon age grey warden

[noisykk]

What is now proved was once only imagined.

[saddleseatollie]

sorry but i'll never give the griffons to the wardens. they should be in the club (forest)

[bloedewir]

Ultimate Dragon Age team

The Warden: I let Mythal' daughter absorb the Archdemon soul and left a mighty darkspawn named Architect alive

Hawke: I was kinda involved into mage vs templar war and I kinda set Corypheus free

Inquisitor: I didn't notice I was camping with ancient elven god who's now planning to destroy the Veil

Rook: GUYS I'M RAISING THE BET

they're perfect your honour

[fanfoolishness]

Creatures of Thedas (1/?): Assan and his family 🩶💙

| Hungry hungry critters |

[jjthebunbun]

“Nothing happened in the way I wanted”

“Every corner of this house is haunted.”

Amell really going through it.

[colanicolaa]

[fruk-choosing-a-username]

i fucking love redbubble

sticker design by iltasatuja

bag from art of straya obscura

[astarfruity]

Artfight attack for @magpie-parade

When I saw a warden Aeducan I was like omg, I need to draw them! I love dwarfs and I feel like they're just crazy unrepresented in the dragon age fandom tbh! ❤

[dietcoffee]

i really just took the four heroes of Dragon Age and made it a story about a family with the worst luck in Thedas.

Don't believe me? It's simple:

Theron (Hero of Ferelden) and Ellana (Inquisitor) Mahariel are brother and sister.

Garrett Hawke (Champion of Kirkwall) and Ellana (again, Inquisitor) are married with four adopted children.

Then of course my personal favorite; Sylvia (Rook) is the eldest child of Garrett and Ellana.

also I KNOW an elven inquisitor can't be a Mahariel but that's the fun thing about personal canon; it's my personal canon and I can do whatever I want with it! If I want my heroes to be so intertwine that it becomes a hilariously depressing family reunion, so be it!

[artbycaitlin]

Introducing my three characters from my Dragon Age play through.

Hero of Ferelden, Abrus Tabris

Champion of Kirkwall, Valina Hawke

Inquisitor, Sorrel Lavellan

[noisykk]

I really like Queen Anora, I even wish there was an option to be her secret lover😭😭…

[espamistwalker]

I am STRUGGLING. I've not even started the coloring yet 😭

[nath-ryd]

Hey I’m alive - kinda My Dragon Age phase came back so I decided to do my Warden and Alistair. Their story is kinda depressing, because no one needs a happy end - am i right? Hah...oof ________________________________________________ EDIT - I wrote down some facts about my warden - enjoy :) ✧ Diana Cousland has never been one to worry much about responsibility. This reason also made her stand against Duncan when he wanted to recruit her as a Grey Warden, which is why he imposed the Right of Conscription on her. ✧ She doesn't talk openly about her feelings and keeps a lot of things bottled up. She has a tremendous fear of failure and tries to compensate for this by being enormously helpful to others. She never loses her smile, even if it is faked most of the time in order not to burden others. ✧ The first person she revealed her true feelings to was Alistair, who was struggling with loss himself.  ✧ Even though at the beginning of her journey she always seemed to have an open and pure heart, this gradually changes and she becomes more bitter, which is not only noticeable, but also visible, as she loses her usually sweet smile.   ✧ Diana not only loses contact with her closest friends (in this case Leliana) and allies, but also gradually with Alistair, who doesn't know how to deal with her suddenly dismissive nature. He nevertheless tries to defend and support her actions, even though he knows inside that they are mostly wrong. ✧ She has the specialization of the Reaver, which allows her to draw power from dead bodies. This also makes her allies consider her actions, as her greed for power is constantly growing and sees no end. Diana develops more and more a kind of god complex, which she justifies with the fact that Ferelden and eventually the world is dependent on her. ✧ Diana's corrupt deeds and massive consumption of blood making her visibly ill, which is only exacerbated by the side effects of the blood of the dark spawn.   ✧ Remorse quickly catches up with Diana after she realizes how much the person who meant the most to her turns away. The thought of being left alone trumps her, but she can't look back because the damage she caused was too great. This led her to the decision to sacrifice herself in the fight against the Archdemon, in order not to hurt more people than she already did.    ✧ She never threw away Alistair's rose or allowed anything to happen to it, no matter how much she changed, inside there was still faith in something good, even if it was little.

[mephyravidartist]

[kittymama01]

Can I point out something interesting between Solas and Flemeth?

Maybe I don't have to spoiler warn about it but I will. If you haven't finished Dragon Age: Inquisition- go past this post.

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So, big reveal about Flemeth is that she is herself but also the Elven "Goddess" Mythal. They're not actually Gods, just extremely powerful mages.

Another big reveal is that Solas is the Dread Wolf. And he and Mythal know each other, they were close.

What I want to talk about is the views these two have on Grey Wardens.

One powerful being has been asleep most of the time and has watched most things happen in dreams.

The other powerful being has been awake and lived on Earth all this time

... Solas is smart. But, he hasn't really lived in this world. Mythal/Flemeth has. She's watched and truly experienced what Thedas has gone through. She's sat through, almost, every Blight that's happened in history. She sees the importance of the Grey Wardens, that she even risked her life to save the HoF and Alistair. If it wasn't for her, Thedas... Or, really, Ferelden at best would been lost.

But, to Solas... Grey Wardens aren't necessary. He thinks they're pointless. He says there's a way to defeat the Archdemon and shit and it's like... Okay... Do it, dude.

Mythal/Flemeth has been here watching all these Blights happen and she couldn't do anything. And we've seen how powerful she is and if she says "let's rely on the Grey Wardens". What does that say about the Blight?

Like, seriously, this just adds on to Solas being a know-it-all. And by that I mean- he doesn't actually know shit. This is the dude that is trying to save the world by bringing down the Veil and killing everyone in the process. He's been asleep all this time and comes out acting as if he's the man with ALL the answers.

Not gonna lie, it would be interesting if a Blight does happen in DA4 and Solas tries to stop it himself. Only to fail.

I might be seeing this differently, if anyone else has an opinion on this, I'd be happy to hear it. This is just something I noticed between the two and I think it says a lot about Solas.

[colanicolaa]