#Warden-Commander

[bonniepferd]

Little skcetch with my Warden-Commander Elizabeth Caron and Natheniel Howe 😳

[jemandthesingalongs]

Wardens | Hawkes | Inquisitors

[viamutationis]

Made a new Warden Cousland for Veilguard !! They were sent off to train as a bard and wound up getting converted to the Qun as a Ben-Hassrath spy before being sent back home as a deep cover agent. They’re a polite lil sweetie who just wants to play music and get that hot goss for Qun HQ but instead they gotta save the world, I fuckin guess. Ft homoerotic espionage cat and mouse with Leliana, obviously.

[ID: A digital bust of a chubby white human transfem with messy brown hair in two low buns. They have bushy eyebrows, amber eyes, beauty marks, cleft lip scarring, a blue hearing aid, and pearl earrings. They wear blue Grey Warden rogue armor and a fur cloak. They are smiling and looking off to the left.]

[ariasfandom]

Anders: *starts a fucking war*

Warden: *holding a camera*

Hawke: You’re doing great sweetie! Love you!

[crowetesque]

Backlog: Some thumbnails for future Byss doodles, including the Tranquil AU that hurts me so good. :')

[mako-designated-driver]

Ok, I get the "grey wardens recruit everyone" stuff but THE CORPSE is a little too much

[too-many-lavellans]

Strike a pose Warden Commander

[thedreadfulwolf]

Codex Entry: The Grey Queen

amazing art by @artist-rat

As the youngest child of the Teryn and Teryna of Highever, Elthea Cousland had an upbringing befitting any child of noble stature. While her tutors were impressed with her quick wit and grasp of diplomacy, the Hero of Fereldan also excelled with the sword and shield. Although the Teryna didn't want her daughter learning such things, the girl begged and pleaded with her older brother to teach her what he'd learnt in his lessons, and was insistent enough that the Teryn relented and allowed her to be tutored alongside Ser Gilmore. The two became quick friends and close confidants, a friendship that carried on into adulthood.

In 9:30 Dragon, Arl Rendorn Howe's men attacked Castle Cousland while the troops were marching to Ostagar with her older brother. With the rest of her family murdered, Elthea promised her father she'd flee with Warden Commander Duncan and ensure the Cousland name lived on. However, her new place of belonging was short lived, as the Grey Wardens and King Cailan were betrayed at Ostagar and all but wiped out.

In her efforts to gather allies to fight back the Blight, Elthea was known for her persuasiveness and compassion when dealing with others, always willing to give in return for their assistance despite the treaties compelling them to help anyway.

Despite her misgivings, Thea agreed to Morrigan's ritual in order to protect Fereldan's king if she and Riordan were to fall before reaching the Archdemon.

After the coronation of her beloved, Elthea's worries about their future were finally put to rest as King Alistair proposed, and they were wed six months later. Though there were some murmurings about two grey wardens on the throne of Fereldan, no one could deny how in love the couple appeared to be. They ruled together with fairness and thought for the people of their country until Queen Elthea disappeared in the night, leaving her husband to rule alone. Rumors amongst the palace servants say that wherever she is, the Queen still writes to her beloved frequently, and he is the only one who knows of her whereabouts and what took her away from the palace to begin with.

[jespkii]

The burden of the world on your shoulders alone

[catebees]

*spawns in your askbox again* Have you ever drawn Duncan before?

If I could I'd draw Duncan until the end of time

[myceliumtrees]

dragon age origins will always be the best simply because you can get the assassin loghain sent after you bouncing on it and moaning like a girl

[dreadfutures]

Halevune Mahariel | art by @eldrtchmn

Brittle hair bleached white in living death, pale skin stretched tight over blackening veins, darkening in splotches like a bruised fruit beginning to rot. Silver-white eyes stared out from their gaunt hollows like distant stars in a dark sky. A short life packed with too much violence had left its mark in the mangled elven ears and the scar-torn vallaslin of Falon'Din, the markings of one who dealt death, and who would soon be dead.

Warden Commander. Teyrn of Gwaren. Hero of Ferelden.

Dead Man Walking.

[blueberrymess-art]

Commander Lady Cousland, of the Grey Wardens of Ferelden, and her loyal mabari, at the coasts of Highever with the castle on the background.

Finished is better than perfect, so here we are. I hope you guys like it! The castle is based on Il castello di Bentheim by Jacob Van Ruisdael.

[biowho]

POV your name is Carver Hawke and you're haunted by the ghosts of both your sisters every time you see your boss

[alinamgh]

Hero and Warden-Commander of Ferelden, Desmond Amell, throughout the years.

I'm not sure yet of his given name, might change it later, but this is how I imagine HoF looks like. I'm also drawing him full-bodied, and planning on drawing the other heroes as well.

[vultures-and-scavengers]

all my love to @daitranscripts for enabling this post.

There's a lot of Cullen and Blackwall comparisons out there, but I think the real comparison is Cullen and Mornay, given the way Cullen talks about Blackwall.

Cullen's first report in the jail in Orlais is, "Looks like our friend was once a respected captain in the Imperial Orlesian army. Before the civil war, he was turned, persuaded to assassinate one of Celene’s biggest supporters. He led a group of fiercely loyal men on this mission, and told them nothing of it. His men took the fall for him. A few lucky ones, like Mornay, managed to escape."

He mentions the assassination, sure, but he emphasizes the men who followed orders. He's not focusing on the crime, he's focusing on the men who followed Blackwall. And what does he say about Meredith?

"...I trusted my Knight-Commander...."

If asked his opinion, Cullen then says, "What he did to the men under his command was unacceptable. He betrayed their trust, betrayed ours. I despise him for it. And yet he fought as a Warden. Joined the Inquisition. Gave his blood for our cause. And the moment he shakes off his past, he turns around and owns up to it. Why?"

Again, he's not centering the actual crime in the conversation. He's centering Blackwall's soldiers.

Meredith got turned into a statue, but it was Cullen that was left to live with the fact that he, in his own words, trusted her and let her lead him to ruin. She's dead, and he has to live with the blood on his hands. Mornay was Blackwall's second, as Cullen was Meredith's.

Not excusing Cullen's actions, disclaimer, but my interpretation of Cullen's headspace during Revelations is that it was Blackwall taking advantage of his men's loyalty that gets to him the most due to his own past.