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I will be continuing to edit this thread to add new mods as I find and try them out. Mods added more than a week after the original post will be indicated like this.
Important programs:
  • Mod Manager and DAModder for installing DAZips
  • ModWrangler - For Mac. Thanks /u/diskarte!
Game Play and Environment:
  • Improved Atmosphere - Thanks /u/cirion5! Important Note: Imrpoved Atmosphere can sometimes cause missing thumbnails. The fix for that can be found here. Thanks to /u/Ganrao for pointing this out.
  • Dragon Age Redesigned – Adds a lot of environmental changes, and updates some of the weirder faces in the game, as well as makes small changes to more accurately reflect events and dialogue. Several variants available.
  • Character Respecialization - Adds a raven to most areas with free respec potions.
  • Lock Bash - Bash through locks on chests and doors you can't pick.
  • No Helmet Hack - Hide helmets for your party.
  • Beyond Ferelden Chest - A storage chest for your party camp.
  • Sleeping Tent – A tent for your Warden in camp. Note: This appears to spawn in the same location as the chest, which render one or both unusable. I would pick and choose between this mod and the Beyond Ferelden Chest.
  • Skip the Fade - Gives you all the same stat points, etc. All you have to do is run through the companion and final cutscenes/fights.
  • Forced Deathblows - Because deathblows are awesome. Can also be used to turn off deathblows almost completely.
  • Auto-Loot - Screw the dialogue box.
  • Awakening in the OC - Adds the essential features of Awakening to the base game. I would not recommend this for beginners. It's very easy to mess up your game and likely has a slough of comparability issues.
  • Sleep Until Dawn - Lets your Warden go to bed (including some interaction with your love interest), and creates a Dawn state for camp.
  • Beat the Hell out of Howe - For all your Human Noble vengeance needs.
Game Fixes (There are many, but these are the ones I use):
  • Dialogue Tweaks - Fixes some dialogue options that are slightly not contextually appropriate and adds in responses that should really be in the game, fixes some references.
  • Two Spec Sten - Because he somehow only gets one Specialization point.
  • MADD Gift Guide - Adds a notation of the intended companion for preferred gifts. Be warned: it spoils the identity of the Mystery Companion if you've never finished the game before.
  • Make Console Commands Visible - Some mods and game bug fixes require you to type things into the console, but the console is naturally invisible, which causes some problems. This will let you see the console text. Make sure you also grab the linked fonts.erf file.
  • Advanced Tactics - Fixes and deepens the tactics system.
  • Combat Tweaks - Smooths out skills and makes them balanced. Makes some of the more terrible skills actually useful.
  • White Teeth - Because some of the teeth textures are really distracting.
    Unzip the contents of the archive, run the trainer, and then the game. Winrar 64-bit download. Note: The cheats and tricks listed above may not necessarily work with your copy of the game. During the game you will be able to use the following keys:NUMPAD0 -immortalityNUMPAD1 -unlimited amount of AmmoNUMPAD2 -you do not need to reload weaponsNUMPAD3 -easier to eliminate opponentsNUMPAD4 -$ 1000NUMPAD5 -1000 racing certificatesNUMPAD6 – 50 Boomerang darts (Wingstick)NUMPAD7 – 50 bandagesNUMPAD8 -50 grenadesNUMPAD9 -50 lockpicksNUMPAD- -more sturdy vehicleNUMPAD + -unlimited turboPlease Note!Trainer works with version 1.01 of the game.
  • Symmetrical Massive Armor - This mod was actually made by our very own /u/svk151! Lets you pick one shoulder style and one glove style for the Massive armor.
  • Effects Handler - Includes quite a few handy tweaks and removes effects out of combat.
Extended Gameplay:
  • Baldur's Gate II Redux - Irenicus' Dungeon from Baldur's Gate II. Huge, amazing mod.
  • Alley of Murders - 'Experience the dangerous underbelly of Denerim's streets by investigating a series of murders that will see you battle thieves, murderers, darkspawn and more.'
  • Dark Times - Act I - 'A search for a cure to the eventual death sentence that comes as a result of the Joining leads the Grey Warden to the Confederacy of Malkuth, a loose collection of city states which exists south of Ferelden, beyond the Uncharted Territories.' NOTE: This is a torrent file, you will need a program to open it, such as uTorrent. Look for the required file under the 'Files' tab, labeled Torrent Dark Times Act One v1_07.rar
  • Quests and Legends (Thanks /u/Shabutaro!) - HUGE game extension, and apparently extremely well done, including full voice acting.
Create A Character Enhancement:
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  • Vibrant Colors - Adds a ton more colors for hairstyles and eyes, as well as a bright white tattoo color that kinda glows.
  • Tucked Hair - Most vanilla hairstyles, now tucked behind the ears.
  • LOTC Hairstyle Collection - You can see some images under 'discussions.'
Armor:
  • The Phoenix Armory for Females - Has some game-breaking stats and are available extremely early on, but it has three levels of stats (including a very limited set available at Ostagar). And, they're lovely. Females only.
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  • Dusk Mage Robes - Again, game-breaking stats, though there is a version with milder stats, they're still pretty over powered.
  • Ivory Tower and Nightfall Bloom - For your Arcane Warrior.
  • Underworld Armory - Adds some more armors to the game, armor models originally from an Oblivion mod.
  • Wings of Velvet Mage Robes - Thanks /u/cirion5!
  • HSLI Sexy Mage Robes (NSFW) - These are not lore friendly, but some people really like these, and they are very well animated.
  • HSLI Sexy Outfits (Semi-NSFW) - More lore friendly (but not by much).
  • HSLI Revenant Armor - Allows you to wear Revenant Armor. Semi-NSFW version available.
  • HSLI Darkspawn Armor - Allows you to wear Darkspawn armor. SFW.
Companion and NPC Appearance Tweaks (there are MANY but these are my favorites):
  • Sacred Ashes Companions - Updates Morrigan, Leliana, and/or Sten to more closely resemble their appearance in the Sacred Ashes trailer.
  • Morrigan Sacred Ashes Robes - Replaces Morrigan's armor with her kickass trailer armor. Especially useful if you're not a fan of her vanilla, cleavage-heavy robes, but want to keep her looking unique.
  • DA2 Flemeth and Isabela in DA:O - If you are bothered by the huge redesign they did on these characters but prefer the DA2 models, or just want some consistency.
  • Armor of the Devout - New armor specific to Leliana available at the site of Andraste's Ashes, with an extra, similar set for Zevran or your rogue PC. World of final fantasy ultima.
  • Armor of the Sten - Special armor for Sten, found in Lothering.
  • Tranquil Tattoos - Replicates the forehead tattoos present on Tranquil mages in DAII.
  • DA2 Style Qunari in DA:O - Works on Sten, too.
  • Grey Wardens of Ferelden - Replaces the armor of every Grey Warden in the game with a class appropriate version of the Grey Warden armor from DA2, and spawns a class-appropriate set in your inventory upon joining the Wardens. It even changes the armor of every warden in the Soldier's Peak DLC. Extremely well done, but as far as I can tell, all the armor is low level. There are also weapons in this mod.
New Companion:
  • Ser Gilmore NPC - Someone went through and completely fleshed out Ser Gilmore from the Human Noble origin to make him a companion. It's not voiced by the same actor for the rest of the game, but the sheer effort required is amazing.
  • Ser Gilmore for Awakening is also available. With continuity.
  • Karmas Origins Companions - Lets you recruit pretty much anyone, ever.
Dog:
  • Extra Dog Slot - Adds your dog as a permanent, summonable companion, much like in DA2. Makes the game a bit easier.
  • Dog Gifts Tweak - Dog's approval is pretty much stuck at +100, making gifts useless. This mod makes each gift add stats instead.
  • Mabari Recolors - Make your best friend fashion forward.
  • Extended Dog Talents - When you reach a high enough level, you run out of talents for Dog. Now you won't.
Romance Expansions (Note: by romance I don't mean the sex cut scenes, I mean more meaningful interactions and extended story points):
  • Extended Zevran Romance - Lots of small extended scenes.
  • Extended Alistair Romance - More small scenes, including a special scene for each origin. Very sweet.
  • More visible Alistair kiss - Because seriously.. his armor is huge.
  • Cullen Romance Option - A very well done mod, if you wanted to follow up on hitting on Cullen as a mage. Adds a scene when you first see him, when you leave, and during Broken Circle.
  • Free Love - Allows females to romance Morrigan, though be warned: she will refer to your character with male pronouns, and she will still proposition you for the dark ritual, allowing you to lesbian conceive. Also allows for males to romance Alistair, but again, he will refer to you with female pronouns. This affects party banter, too.
  • Polygamey - Allows you to romance anyone and everyone (this is all four available romances, if you use the previous mod). No jealousy. Allows the threesome/foursome with Isabela, even if companions aren't hardened.
  • Alistair's Nightmare - This is a companion mod for Sleep Until Dawn, and requires that mod for this to work. Adds an extremely well done cutscene to the game, triggered after certain conditions are met.
Romance Expansions continued (Spoilers for ending) (Thanks to /u/ItamiOzanare for formatting help):
Naked people (All links NSFW):
Edited or Extended Sex Scenes (All links NSFW):
  • Milder Romance Scenes - Yes, these make the sex scenes less explicit.
  • Many flavors of extended/kinkier sex scenes - Fairly well animated, if you're into that.
  • Rendezvous at the Tavern - Again this is a lot kinkier. Adds a rather remarkable number of new, fully animated and dialogued sex scenes available at The Pearl.
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Being a Dragon Age Origins Blood Mage

So you’re playing a mage in Dragon Age Origins, and thinking about taking the Blood Mage specialization. This is one of the more interesting Dragon Age specializations, with clear strengths and weaknesses. On one hand the spells it grants you are very powerful, but on the other hand they subtract from your health instead of your mana. This is a great specialization for mages who tend to hang back away from the battle and not take much damage, while the tanks engage the enemy directly. That way when you run out of mana, you’ll have health points to spend on blood mage spells without putting yourself in too much danger. Alternately, specialize in blood mage and arcane warrior for a powerful mage tank.

Dragon Age Origins Blood Mage Spells and Benefits

A blood mage gets a permanent +2 to constitution and +2 to spellpower, as well as the following tree of new mage spells.

Blood Magic: This is a mode that allows you to spend health points on spells instead of mana. This applies to ordinary spells, and is necessary for the next three blood mage spells. A great option for those times when you run out of mana before the battle is over, and you’ve still got plenty of health. Unfortunately, any spells or effects cast on the blood mage while this mode is active will be less effective than normal

Blood Sacrifice: A rather disturbing option, this spell allows you to drain health from one of your allies. You gain health at their expense, and if you drain too much the ally can die. A good option for mages who tend to find themselves in the middle of battle taking a lot of damage, or a last resort to keep your mage alive at the expense of a less valuable party member.

Blood Wound: This is an area of effect spell, damaging all the enemies close to the caster and not harming any of the caster’s allies. It inflicts a good deal of damage and paralyzes enemies at the same time, unless they pass a physical resistance check. Certain creatures such as skeletons and wraiths that don’t have blood aren’t affected by this spell. This is a great spell to use on large groups of living enemies—anyone who’s played Dragon Age as a mage knows how useful AOE (area of effect) spells are. Blood Magic must be active to use this spell.

Blood Control: The most powerful of the blood mage spells, this one allows you to take control of an enemy and make it fight for you (unless it passes a resistance check, of course). Even if they do pass the check they still take a good deal of damage. As with Blood Wound, however, creatures that don’t have blood aren’t affected. Blood Magic must be active to use this spell, and it can be a lifesaver if you manage to use it effectively on a high-level enemy.

How to Unlock the Blood Mage

Spoiler Alert: This section contains spoilers for the Arl of Redcliffe quest.

There is only one way to unlock this specialization, and it doesn’t involve a book or a party member. At the end of the Arl of Redcliff quest, when you are in the Fade and speaking with the Desire Demon who possessed Connor, you must not kill the demon. Instead, agree to the bargain she proposes and for your reward ask her for arcane secrets. This unlocks the Blood Mage specialization for you and everyone else in your party.

Specialization Combinations

Now that you’re a blood mage, what second specialization should you take? Or if you’ve already taken a first specialization, is blood mage a good second choice? There isn’t one right answer—it depends on the kind of mage you want to be.

Blood Mage + Arcane Warrior: This is one of the highest damage combinations in the game. This is for the mage who loves being at the center of the action and wants to become a powerful tank. Arcane warrior spells drain mana quickly, but being a blood mage solves that problem by allowing you to use your health instead for other spells. You’ll take a lot of damage, though, so be sure to bring plenty of health poultices and buff up your constitution and magic stats (high magic means poultices will heal you for more). Going strategically in and out of blood magic mode can also help control the level of damage you’ll take.

Blood Mage + Spirit Healer: This combination results in a more balanced mage, one who can both heal and do a good deal of damage. You’ll want to spend more time on the edges of the battle, so you’re prepared to cast whichever of your spells is needed. You won’t be able to take as much damage, but blood mage spells except Blood Wound work just as well from a distance, and spirit healer is a powerful and extremely useful specialization to have. It’s highly recommended that you have at least one spirit healer in your party—if you’re a mage it makes sense to take it yourself.

Blood Mage + Shapeshifter: You can’t cast spells while shapeshifted, nor can you be in blood magic mode. You could build a tank this way and go in and out of shapeshifted form and blood magic in turns, but this is a clumsy way to do things. These two specializations aren’t terrible together, but they don’t complement each other like blood mage and arcane warrior do, and shapeshifter is arguably the least powerful and useful of the specializations. So this combination is not recommended. The main use you might get out of it is blood magic + flying swarm: when you’re low on health from casting blood magic spells, switch to flying swarm and take damage to mana while regenerating health.

Tips for Maximizing your Blood Mage

Stats: Along with willpower and magic, put a lot of points into constitution. You’ll be using your health to cast spells, after all, and you’ll also want it to be very high if you intend to play as a tank.

Combat Strategy: Use blood magic strategically, not all the time. Switch in and out of blood magic mode so you can balance casting regular spells and blood mage spells. This way, you won’t run completely out of health or mana. Also, you’ll want to be out of blood magic mode any time you need to heal yourself. Use blood magic on large groups of enemies, then switch to regular spells to finish them off. A particularly good strategy is to combine Blood Wound with spells that do lasting damage—the affected enemy will continue to take that damage while they’re paralyzed and can’t do anything about it.

This post is part of the series:Dragon Age Origins Mage Specializations Guide

Trying to choose a Dragon Age mage specialization? This series covers all four possibilities–blood mage, shapeshifter, arcane warrior, and spirit healer. You’ll learn the strengths and weaknesses of each, as well as how to unlock and combine specializations.
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Origin Story 2: Human Mage (Magi)

Default Male Name: Daylen
Default Female Name: Solona
As your story begins you learn that the life of the mage is one of suspicion and second-class status in the world. Oppressed by the Templar, restricted by your own class, and blamed for all of the bad in the world - including the destruction of heaven - it is a pretty grim picture painted for you. But hey, on the plus side - You are a MAGE! Woohoo!
The Harrowing - the graduation test of a Mage - approaches - and it is time to enter the dream world and take on a demon - are you ready? Sure you are! Oh, one more thing - if you fail this test, the Templar will kill you. No pressure, right?
- The Harrowing
You touch the glowing stuff in the basin and FLASH! You are in the otherworld! Now first thing you should do is go examine that scary-looking statue to pick up a Codex entry - and then grab the healing potions from the nearby pot. Around the bend and down from there is your first opponent - a white glowing wisp thingy.
Depending on what magic you chose you either need to get close to cast, or you can cast from a distance - either way do what you need to do to be able to kill it - and kill it! Now continue on and kill a few more until you run into a talking rat who morphs into a human and tells you his name is.. Mouse. Umkay..
Mouse appears to be the spirit of a Magi who was killed by the Templar for taking too long in doing the Harrowing - might want to hurry this up a bit so we don't have to join him, right?
As you drop down into the flaming area, you should see a green glowing stone on your right - go collect that to gain a Codex entry for Lyrium - the stuff that makes magic - and folding - happen. You'll want to be collecting a lot of that right?
- The Spirit of Valor
There is another vase of healing with healing potions just past this area after you fight two more wisps - and behind the vase is a Codex entry you can pick up by clicking on it. Turning around you should see a glowing gold figure in the distance - that is the Spirit of Valor - go say hello!
There are several paths you can take with the Spirit - I chose not to fight him, rather I asked all of the questions that you can ask that do not provoke, and then asked about the weapons. His offer to give a weapon - if you duel him first - did not strike me as a good idea, so I chose instead the insolent reply - so you can kill me yourself. That really made him angry, but I followed it up with the - Prove you are a Warrior and help be kill the Demon answer, and that got me Valor's Staff - a two-handed staff that does 3 Damage, 20 Armor Penetration, and increases spellpower by 1 - not a bad reward for a conversation right?
The staff has a range of 50 for the spell it cast - a glowing white energy ball - and the casting is automatic when you attack. As you continue along the path you will encounter a trio of wolf phantoms that you can test out the staff on - a combination of the staff and some fire spells should quickly settle their hides!

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- Sloth Demon
Laying on the path ahead is a minor demon who, after an ominous CS, you have the option of conversing with. As you inquire you get a better idea of what he is, and after a few dialogue choices, you can ask him for help. Mouse suggests that you convince the demon to teach you how to be like him - to change your form - but you end up convincing Mouse to learn the Sloth form - and you convince the Sloth to help.
The choice comes down to answering three riddles - answer correctly and you gain his help, fail and he will kill you! You can also provoke him into fighting you and, if you defeat him, he will then teach Mouse how to change forms, but hey, a riddle beats a fight any day!
The first riddle is: I have seas with no water, coasts with no sand, towns without people, mountains without land. What am I?
The obvious answer is: A Map!
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The second riddle is: I am rarely touched, but often held. If you have wit, you will use me well. What am I?
The tricky answer is: My Tongue!
The third and final riddle is: Often I will spin a tale, never will I charge a fee. I'll amuse you an entire eve, but, alas, you won't remember me. What am I?
The simple answer is: A dream!
Having answered the three riddles correctly you have won Sloth's challenge, and Mouse quickly learns the spell to change into a bear!
Now that you have succeeded, head back along the path towards the fiery clearing, fighting a few more Spirit Wolves along the way, and you will encounter the Demon that you came to fight - if you are confused simply follow the arrow marker.
Before you begin your epic battle, you get to have a little chat with the demon first - Joy! Ah but we learn that Mouse was not exactly what he said he was - but that is okay because he is still on our side! As the fight opens, the demon is joined by a pair of wisps - you can just ignore them, as taking out the demon ends the fight with the wisps.
As the fight ends, you enter into another conversation with Mouse - and again, all may not be as you thought it was.. Are you really surprised that Mouse was the true demon? Yes, me either - but I was surprised that we did not have to fight him to end the Harrowing.
- The Dormitory
You awake in bed, with your friend Jowan waking you up. Of course the first thing that he asks is what it was like - but you know you are not supposed to tell him, right? Not telling sort of irritates him but on the plus side, he starts telling you about himself, and the Tranquil. That is worth the effort - gives you a better idea of just how nasty those Templar fellas are!
Eventually you learn that the reason that Jowan came to wake you was that he has a message for you - you have been summoned. Boy takes his time telling you that, doesn't he? Well we need to get on with it, but as we do not know what the future holds, take a moment to loot the two items that are in this area - one in a nearby chest, one in the bathroom.
When you reach the library chambers - there are two - you can loot a book in each that adds new Codex entries - and once you are satisfied that you have looted everything there is, head to the exit marked on your map - not the Basement one, that just leads to a door you cannot open - and not the one with the two Templar guarding it - the Tower Entrance - which is also locked. No, the one you want is the door to the second floor - which is at the center of the Library chamber :)
On your way why not stop to talk to Owain, the Tranquil who mans the stockroom? Interesting story he has - but now let us run through all the chambers on this level a-looting as we go, shall we? There is a good number of lootables here - supplies and books that add Codex entries. Do not ignore the books because each Codex entry you add also nets you 50 XP!
Once you have looted all kit and books, head into the last room for your meeting and a CS that gives you some more of the Magi backstory. The Templar there has a serious attitude, yes? But it is Irvine you came to see, not that tin-suit. And who do you see standing there with Irvine? Why Duncan of the Grey Wardens of course!
- Meeting Duncan
After you get the congratulations speech from Irvine - and your new Mage Robes and Staff - he asks you to escort Duncan back to the guest quarters. Now is a good time - once you are in the hall - to have a chat with this Grey Warden. If you ask about the darkspawn and then about the Grey Wardens you will add a Codex entry on the Darkspawn as a result.
As you move through the tower, there are a few more books to pick up, and some additional Codex entries to be had through conversation. Stop and chat with Senior Enchanter Torrin to learn about the Magi Fraternities, and be sure to check out the empty bookshelf that is missing its books - that could be an interesting gap..
Once you get Duncan back to his room, you get yet another Codex entry for your troubles, and now it the time to have another chat with him, learn something about the outside, and this is also your chance to mention to Duncan that you believe that you could be of aid to the army too.
As you exit the chamber, Jowan is waiting for you - and he wants to talk.
- A Private Chat with Jowan
Once you are in a secluded spot, Jowan introduces you to Lilly - an initiate - and you learn he is carrying on a proscribed relationship with her! And what is more, Jowan is convinced that the Circle intends to make him a Tranquil - and they want your help.
Here is where you have to make a decision - I chose to help them.
So the plan is to get Jowan's blood tag and destroy it - but to do that you have to get into the chamber where they are stored. You need a Fire Rod from the supply room - so that is the first step.
Outside the storerooms you find Senior Enchanter Leorah, who as it turns out is the person in charge of the Circle's stores. She is acting rather suspiciously - so go ahead and have a chat with her - and be circumspect about her answers. Accusations will not go far wrong here, and eventually she should clue you in on her true problem - one you can help her with that will also get you access to the stores, which is what you want anyway!
- Spiders in the Storerooms
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If it is not spiders it is giant rats - but that is how it goes when you are learning to fight or use magic, right? The caverns are basically a large loop - and your task is to run through that loop, killing the giant spiders you encounter there, and of course looting whatever there is to be looted!
Once you have finished that - you will get the quest updated notice - go ahead and return to Leorah and let her know that you have taken care of the spiders. With that done, go ahead and see Owain at the stockroom in the center of the tower - and request the rod. He will not give it to you unless you get the request form counter-signed by a Senior Enchanter - and now you know why we stopped to kill a bunch of spiders, don't you?
So a quick trip back to Leorah to get the form signed, and then right back to Owain, where you turn in the form and get your Rod of Fire! Some more running I am afraid as we head back to tell Jowan and Lily that you have what you need.
Remember that door to the basement we did not want to go to earlier? Yup, that is where we are going now, so hit the door down to the first floor, and then make your way through the library chambers to the inner ring, and thus to the door leading down to the basement - and the door we are actually interested in torching.

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- The Repository
Once you reach the door to the Repository Lily explains how you get in - and uses the password to prime the door so that your magic spell will open it. Once you are inside and at the right door, you are faced with a major impediment - magic does not work here! It looks like you will have to find another way - starting at the other nearby door!
As you burn through the lock on that door, the suit of armor nearby that looked like, well, a suit of armor, magically comes alive - it is a sentinel guarding that door! Time to fight! Once you take him down and enter the new chamber there are a few more sentinels to be dealt with - and then loot your way through the long corridor as you take on another group of sentinels.
Once you get past the next group there will be a group of Deep Stalkers to kill - and then you will work you way along through a few more groups of sentinels - just kill them, heal, rinse and repeat, and eventually you will arrive at the Repository's other entrance.
Inside you will find some good loot items - and an artifact that is puuurrrfect for your problem!
Using the cat statue and the rod you manage to break your way in. Inside there are a few more guardians to fight that seemed a bit tougher than the others, but you manage. There is a chest here with a better cowl - so grab that, and then up the stairs nearby to find Jowan's phylactery!
In a brief CS Jowan breaks the vial and Lily tells you she does not want to stay a moment longer - and you make for the exit only to find.. The man is waiting for you!
- Is this the End?
Irvine and Gregor knew all along, and were waiting for the proof - and you have pretty much handed them that. Clearly Lily and Jowan are sunk - but what about you? And yet - when push comes to shove, Jowan shows his true colors, casting a blood magic spell to make his escape!
Fortunately for you, when it looks like things have gotten as bad as they can get, Duncan shows up and demands that you be allowed to join the Grey Wardens as a recruit! Gregor is not happy - but in the end, Duncan has his way, and you reach the end of the second Origin Story!

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