Should I Accept Morrigan’s Offer?
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Accepting Morrigan’s offer is a crucial decision in the game, as it leads to the achievement of “A Dark Promise” and has significant implications for the story and its characters, while refusing her offer allows for the exploration of other endings and achievements, including the “Perfectionist” Completionist Achievement. The choice to accept or refuse Morrigan’s offer depends on the player’s preferences and the desired outcome, as it affects the fate of the Grey Warden characters and the completion of certain achievements.
Understanding the Consequences
Refusing Morrigan’s Offer
Refusing Morrigan’s offer results in her immediate departure from the party, forcing the player to sacrifice one of their Grey Warden characters to end the Blight. This decision does not require any prior relationship with Morrigan and significantly alters the game’s progression.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What happens if you refuse Morrigan? Refusing Morrigan leads to her leaving the party, and the player must sacrifice a Grey Warden character to end the Blight.
- Should I convince Alistair to sleep with Morrigan? Convincing Alistair to sleep with Morrigan prevents the death of any characters, and the player will deliver the final blow.
- Do you need Morrigan for the final battle? Morrigan does not need to be present for the ritual to work, and she can be left at the gate.
- Can you stop Morrigan from leaving? Morrigan will leave regardless of the player’s actions, although a romance with her may provide an option to track her down.
- Can I trust Morrigan? Opinions about Morrigan are divided, with some warning that she cannot be trusted due to her unknown motivations and potential deceit.
- What happens if you let Morrigan drink from the well of sorrows? Drinking from the Well of Sorrows binds the drinker to Mythra, also known as Flemeth, affecting Morrigan’s relationship with her mother and potentially transforming her into a dragon in the final battle.
- Should you sleep with Morrigan? Sleeping with Morrigan prevents character death and allows the player to strike the final blow.
- Can you sleep with Morrigan? Morrigan will sleep with the player once her approval rating is maximized, triggering a romantic scene.
- How do you have a baby with Morrigan? Romancing Morrigan and not performing the Dark Ritual results in her becoming pregnant with a normal baby.
- What happens if you romance Morrigan? Romancing Morrigan involves agreeing with her philosophy, and she will eventually confess her feelings and offer a gift.
- Does Alistair have a crush on Morrigan? Alistair has a crush on Morrigan, but this is only revealed through specific interactions.
- What happens if Morrigan doesn’t have a child? If Morrigan does not have a child, she cannot be bound to Flemeth, and no soul is taken.
- How do you gain favor with Morrigan? Giving Morrigan Flemeth’s grimoire as a gift completes her quest and significantly increases her approval rating.
- How to convince Alistair to sleep with Morrigan? Convincing Alistair to sleep with Morrigan requires choosing nice options and avoiding those that reference her as an Apostate.
- Is Morrigan really Flemeth’s daughter? Morrigan is indeed Flemeth’s daughter, one of many daughters who are all witches like their mother.