The First Enchanter can be killed if the Rite of Annulment is performed or if the Warden fails to use the Litany of Adralla to prevent him from turning into an abomination. If you side with the mages, you obviously didn't, because 'Rite of Annulment' is a fancy way of saying 'stab every wizard'. If you side with the Templars, this is a choice you may have made. People remember Cullen for his lovely hair and nice face, but few remember that the first real thing he asked you to do was to help him invoke the Rite of Annulment and purge every mage in the tower. Like cool helmets, security, authority, substance abuse and - for some reason - also skirts? Templars. In short: like magic, freedom, romance, danger, skirts? Go for the mages. Do you trust imprisoned-for-their-own-good wizards to go it alone, or do you put your faith instead in their jackbooted jailors? This is one of Dragon Age's most multifaceted problems, which is why you'll be asked this question over and over again for the next two games. Ultimately, you'll be asked to choose between the mages and Templars at the corrupt Fereldan circle tower. One for the rogues.Д«y discovering the right records in the Deep Roads you can help this dwarf attain status in Orzammar society. There are bunch of factors complicating this, including the fate of the Circle itself, but it comes down to how much you want your Warden to take up the smuggling trade. You can persuade her to do the former (you dick!), reconcile her with her father, or, if Burkel creates his Chantry, find a home for them there.Д¬riminal-minded (or mage-minded) Wardens may help a dwarf ship illicit supplies of lyrium to the Circle tower. Her father wants her to condemn the child to the Deep Roads. The father of Zerlinda's baby has abandoned her, having attempted to use her to move up in Dwarven society. Your Warden's background should influence which way you're inclined to go on this one. You can agree to help him and offer funding if you're feeling religious (or just feel like triggering some theological unrest), or you can refuse.

Discovering a lost tome in the Deep Roads, you can either hand it over to them or sell it for coin depending on how merecenary you're feeling.ДЄ rare Andrastian dwarf, Burkel, is trying to set up a Chantry in Orzammar.

The Dwarven Shaperate are responsible for recording dwarven history. No big choice to be made, here: it's a question of doing it or not. On your travels in the Deep Roads it's possible to prove that the Legion of the Dead have a noble past. This is an opportunity to be compassionate - or brutally honest. The Warden can leave him to it or kill him, and if the latter then you're given a range of options for determining exactly what his mother is told. When you discover him he's been corrupted by eating darkspawn flesh. Ruck is a young dwarf who goes missing in the Deep Roads. You can either acknowledge the child as your own or refuse, depending once again on whether or not you are a dingdong. If a male Warden chooses to sleep with her, she'll appear later in Orzammar with a son. Mardy is only encountered by dwarven noble Wardens during their origin story. If the Circle is destroyed, Dagna's decision is made for her. You can opt to encourage her and support her against her disapproving father, or talk her out of it. This dwarf wants to leave to study magic at the Circle, even though dwarves can't be mages.

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