:dubious: WTF, dude, how’d that happen? And his explanation is, “you know this never could have worked due to the caste system,” even though they’d been permanently expelled and made casteless, so that was the only way it could have worked! Meanwhile he offers you a discount on his father-in-law’s armor products as a tiny consolation prize for stomping on your heart.Īnyway, I stopped playing that character after that, and Googled, but cannot find the answer to my question… what happens with Gorim and a female dwarf noble at the end of DA:O? I know that a male dwarf noble gets his old buddy Gorim back as his second.Romance is more nuanced in Dragon Age: Inquisition compared to previous Dragon Age iterations and other franchises from Bioware. He got married and is already expecting a kid. You can go there nearly immediately, so maybe you’ve been separated for a couple months? And there’s Gorim! He tells you he knew he’d see you again, and he’s brought you a letter from your dad as well as your family’s shield… (Nothing on-screen, though.) So at the end of the origin story, he’s going to be exiled to the surface, and you to the Deep Roads, with him telling you he’s going to Denerim, you should catch up with Duncan and the Grey Wardens and meet him there. With a female character, your “second”, Gorim, can also be your lover.
The dwarf noble story has a lot of flexibility in how you play through it: innocent, jerk, schemer, even kinslayer. I’ve played through all of the origin stories with female characters, too. This is probably a long shot, but I thought I’d check… I started playing some games “late” because I only got a computer that would play them not that long ago, so I’ve only recently finished Dragon Age: Origins for the first time. Spoilers for the female dwarf noble origin, not for the rest of the game:
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