Only partially considered a companion in Awakening, Mhairi is a human Champion who escorts the player character to his new home at the beginning of the game, Vigil’s Keep. Mhairi - One of The Fleeting Dragon Age: Origins - Awakening Characters His crass and rude nature make a return and provide a solid link to the original Dragon Age release. It is revealed he has sired a child but cannot accept the monotony of daily life, so instead decides to join the Grey Wardens, continuing to take the fight to the Darkspawn. True to form, he continues his drunken cavorting, often becoming an incomprehensible conversationalist. The brash, loud & flatulent Dwarf Oghren is the only returning member of the original game to be one of the Dragon Age: Origins - Awakening(s) characters. Oghren - Same Old Oghren, Always Drinking After the player is privy to this information, they can share it with Valenna, allowing her to join the Grey Wardens and become a Dragon Age - Awakening companion. Believing that her sister had been kidnapped by them, she systematically terrorises and murders a bounty of humans, unaware of the Darkspawn’s involvement in the kidnapping. Starting with the Dwarven Keeper specialization, Valenna is tantamount to a blood mage by the time the player encounters her, in the depths of the Wending Woods. Valenna - The Elven Choice of Dragon Age: Origins - Awakening Characters Players can choose to execute him or conscript Nathaniel into the Wardens, granted he completed the joining ceremony first. He is found trying to break in however and imprisoned. Away during the events of the original game, he decides to find the Grey Warden who killed his father, trying to exact revenge in an attack on Vigil’s Keep. Son of the late Rendon Howe, who the player kills in the original Dragon Age: Origins, Nathaniel has been stripped of his dignitary status and land because of the deeds of his father. There are several different paths she can take after the defence of either Vigil’s Keep or Amaranthine, although they will often entail the fulfilment of her wish to fight the Darkspawn to her death in the Deep Roads. After being found by the player, she expresses regret for leaving them behind and a desire to return to the underground passages, in order to die honorably against the Darkspawn. Sigrun is a Legionnaire Scout who runs from the death of her Legion of The Dead comrades during an excursion into the Deep Roads. Sigrun - One of Two Dwarven Dragon Age Awakening Companions This meeting sets up the companion quest and end game for the character. Justice is a Spirit Warrior who encounters Kristoff’s wife Aura after the player returns to Vigil’s Keep. His spirit is fused with the body of a dead Grey Warden known as Kristoff and he is subsequently trapped within the decomposing vessel. Trying to free a village of spirits, trapped against their will in the fade, both Justice and the player are thrown back into the real world. Justice - A Dazed and Confused Spiritįirst encountered in the fade - a magical realm for spirits and the like - Justice is a paragon of this moral philosophy. When recruited, he begins as a Spirit Healer, with spells focused on area effect and healing. After finding him around a dead pile of both Darkspawn & Templars, Anders can be recruited, surviving the joining practice and becoming a Grey Warden. He sports a blond ponytail and shares his care-free personality with Alistair, the Templar who could become king in the original game, also indulging in witty banter with his Dragon Age - Awakening companions. Anders - The Pick of The Dragon Age Awakening CompanionsĪnders is an apostate mage who repeatedly tried to escape the Circle of Magi until the player character finds him in Vigil’s Keep near the beginning of the game. Read on for the list of six characters, with special mention to another Dragon Age: Origins - Awakening(s) character, joining the party for the early game. There is one returning Dragon Age: Awakening companions and five entirely new ones, adding some new group dynamics to the game’s already superlative character based storylines. This article looks at the different Dragon Age: Origins - Awakening(s) characters the player will recruit throughout the game, with some analysis on their written personalities. This old school throwback was not limited to gameplay however, as the spiritual successor to Baldur’s Gate also had a disc expansion, chronicling the events after the main story ends. Reviving the almost lost art of real-time tactics or pause-stratagem into a genre slowly reclining into a more action oriented zeitgeist. Dragon Age: Origins was one of the best RPG releases of 2009.
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