The Landsmeet is a critical event for Alistair. This means he is more willing to become king, and to put his personal feelings above his sense of duty. If the Warden reinforces this advice in follow-up conversations, Alistair will gain confidence and put himself first more often. You need to learn that." after leaving his sister's home. While on the quest Alistair's Family the Warden will have the opportunity to permanently harden Alistair's personality by telling him, "Everyone is out for themselves. Alistair also longs to be reunited with his half sister Goldanna. Despite sleeping in the stables when under Arl Eamon's care, and Isolde being responsible for his being sent to the Chantry, helping save them all is very important to him.
Alistair takes his responsibility to end the Fifth Blight seriously and will stand by the Warden to see this done, even if The Warden acts in a way he disapproves of.įamily is important to Alistair. However, even his knowledge of the difficult path that Grey Wardens travel does not stop him from being devastated when Duncan and the rest of Ferelden's Grey Wardens die at the Battle of Ostagar. He is proud to be a Grey Warden, and informs the Warden of several of the sacrifices that being a Grey Warden entails. The newest of Ferelden's Grey Wardens, Alistair is the first party companion that joins The Warden when he helps them prepare for the Joining at Ostagar. Duncan vows to watch over Alistair and to bring news to Maric of Alistair's life.
As an elf, a mage and a Grey Warden, Fiona is unable to raise Alistair and asks Maric to see Alistair raised away from court and ignorant of his elf-blooded heritage. Involvement Dragon Age: The Calling Īlistair appears in the epilogue of Dragon Age: The Calling as an infant presented to King Maric by his mother, the elven mage Fiona.
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