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I prefer a mage Garret Hawke. Since all the promotion materials are with him and DAI defaults to him, I feel like that's kind of canon. There isn't a real canon, though, that Bioware confirmed, as far as I know. That said, I enjoy playing as a mage in DA2.
My canon is a rogue Hawke because it's a class that allows Hawke to be in the middle of some of the conflicts (their family upbringing notwithstanding). It's also the everyman's class. They're not a mighty warrior or a mysterious mage.
In Dragon Age II, companions are the people who accompany Hawke. In the Mark of the Assassin DLC: Companions will each have a home base within the town of Kirkwall.[1] Once Hawke visits the home base, it will be marked as a hot point on the local...
Hawke has two younger twin siblings—the mage Bethany and the warrior Carver —who are mutually exclusive potential companions. The family was forced to move to Lothering when Bethany's magic manifested when she was nine. [3] They'd been living in Lothering for ten years when the Fifth Blight started in Ferelden.
It is really hard to head-canon a Hawke that would go pro-templar when their sister is alive. Unless you play it that they hated each other. If Bethany is dead Hawke can draw their own conclusions about the abuse of magic without family ties holding them back.
12 cze 2023 · When visiting a location, companions will start discussions with each other about the world and themselves. The discussions are dependent upon choices made during the game and the companions present. In both Legacy and Mark of the Assassin, Hawke will also take part in these conversations. Dragon Age II
7 cze 2011 · Dragon Age 2 has several companions for you to recruit and interact with. The companions can be you friends, rivals, or even a romantic interest. Your relationships with each of your companions will be affected by the things you do throughout the Dragon Age world.
