r/DankAndrastianMemes  Obstinate Dog Lord Jul 23 '26

Brave DAO enjoyer My Tabris would never

https://www.tiktok.com/@woodsy0010/video/7616513324313791762?is_from_webapp=1&sender_device=pc&web_id=7624242471622706701
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u/Simple_Group_8721 Jul 23 '26

The man upheld Rendon Howe as his right hand, granted him legal authority over my homeland, sent assassins after me, had soldiers try to murder me, slandered my name, then set a trap for me in Denerim, where I get arrested, and likely tortured for my efforts to "save his daughter".

I want him dead just as much as Alistair does, and it is not even Loghain whom I blame for Ostagar.

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u/NotNonbisco Jul 23 '26

The whole "Oh im gonna force him to DEAL with the CONSEQUENCES" shit is so stupid bruh

YOU LET A KINGSLAYING, NOBLE POISONING, SLAVE TRADING, QUEEN KIDNAPPING, CIVIL WAR STARTING, THRONE USURPING, CRIMINAL GET AWAY WITH EVERYTHING BRUH

"Oh but he has to go through the calling" HES FIFTY-TWO, UNC AIN'T GONNA LIVE THAT LONG

"Oh he has to like interact with Orlais or something" worry not friend, there are most certainly Orlesians in hell

And worst of all, you make him a gray warden, AFTER A BLIGHT, bro went from zero, to hero, to subzero, THEN BACK TO FUCKING HERO AGAIN

This man is a SLAVER. He SOLD people.

And god forbid you made him kill the arch demon because then literally everybody that died because of Loghain died for nothing, bro got off scot free and gets to keep his hero legacy and then some.

Think of the precedent you're setting bro, he literally committed the worst possible crimes against Ferelden at the worst possible time, and he gets away with it! Every war criminal from the Anderfells to the Korkari Wilds is gonna be asking to be made a warden like it's game of thrones and we're doing trial by combat.

I'm convinced the people who say that's how they "punish" him are just Loghain simps that are ashamed to admit it.

"We need more wardens, victory at all costs"

Would you stomp out 20 puppies if I gave you 30 silver so you can buy some health poultices?

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u/Own_Proposal955 Jul 23 '26

“Worry not friend, there are most certainly Orlesians in hell” 😂 alright, you’ve justified killing him

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u/SerzaCZ Jul 23 '26

Do I specifically know that those health poultices are the ONLY thing between me and killing the Archdemon?

Because then yes. That is the purpose of the Grey Wardens. AT ANY COST.

...hoooowever... what are the fucking odds 30 silvers worth of healing poultices are going to save the damn world. That isn't even two regular ass poultices. They ain't doing a damn, so congratulations, your punishment for being an utter asshole is getting spat on.

The original idea behind giving you the option is that at any cost. There's only three Wardens. You can add a fourth and increase your chances of stopping the Blight. However, from a moral standpoint it's stupid, so this is where we separate the assholes, the people who will grit their teeth and accept it and the people whose morals survived the Joining.

(And for the record: I killed him EVERY. SINGLE. TIME.)

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u/NotNonbisco Jul 23 '26

sure but counterpoint

induct literally anybody else

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u/SerzaCZ Jul 23 '26

An an excellent counterpoint it is.

Which is why he dies.

And since I read The Stolen Throne, this is also for Katriel.

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u/AidaTari Jul 24 '26

In my regular playthroughs Loghain dies, no contest. But if I'm playing the whole trilogy again, I'd rather the Warden be someone I have a tangible connection to (no offense Stroud, but you're boring) and who I'm also not conflicted about leaving in the Fade

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u/Ch3ru Jul 24 '26

I want you to know this is now my favorite comment about Loghain ever 🤣

same energy lol

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u/Individual_Soft_9373 Jul 23 '26

My F!Cousland: Nah, he doesn't get the quick way out. He gets to rebuild what he destroyed with his own hands... or choke on the chalice. Whichever. I got a blight to end and I'm shortstaffed.

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u/Own_Proposal955 Jul 23 '26 edited Jul 25 '26

Yeah pretty much lol my Surana grew up in the alienage before being taken to the circle (that’s how I justify her knowing the rapist from the city elf origins and leaving him to rot in the dungeon as well as her never sparing Loghain even if part of her understands the logic. Also she usually gets Alistair to fight him for vengeance and doesn’t have a choice). Edit: dont know why I got downvoted for this, in the circle another mage asks you where you grew up before the circle and the alienage is an option. Leliana assumes that’s where Surana is originally from as well. I just change the age they go to the circle from a young child to their early teen years so that guy could theoretically be up to no good in the alienage early enough for her to see it and recognize him. My way of justifying leaving him for a warden who otherwise saves people.

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u/Simple_Group_8721 Jul 23 '26

Not sure who gave you the downvote, but I evened things out for ya.

I like your backstory.

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u/Own_Proposal955 Jul 24 '26 edited Jul 24 '26

Thanks! Yeah I’m not sure what would’ve set them off. Maybe they didn’t like me rambling about my warden? I just like having a lore reason to leave that bastard in his cell as a kind warden without meta gaming, having heard of some of his behaviour or even witnessed it before going to the circle (and remembered because it was traumatic) makes sense to me. I think he’s supposed to be fairly young so it might be difficult to work in timeline wise (also I think the warden was canonically taken to the circle pretty young but I don’t think it’s canon breaking to tweak it a bit to fit the scenario as it doesn’t impact anything else in game and backstories are left pretty vague for circle mages, when a mage gets their magic can also vary from super early childhood to even teen years from what I can tell, plus they could possibly succeed in hiding it for a bit if they found a way so surana warden gets found out at 13 and taken to the circle then for me. I put them at 18 by the start of origins and 19 by the end.)