Dragon age origin sacred ashes

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Whether they may end up having a point about it, isn't something relevant yet. It is seen as bad to go with the ones considering a high dragon to be some reborn Andraste. The ancient temple is found on the Mountain Top after the Warden has battled through the Ruined Temple and the. It entails a series of challenges in The Gauntlet that test the Wardens faith to ensure they are worthy of finding the Urn of Andraste. At least within DAO context, a selfish or bad character will go with the cultists and a selfless and good character will go against them and for the temple. A Test of Faith is a quest that is part of the Urn of Sacred Ashes quest line. In any case, it isn't likely that the DAO actions will be a *big* deal one way or the other, though sure I'd still try to RP appropriately. But there's perhaps signs of explanations in the future.

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While the Temple of Sacred Ashes returns in DAI, the matter of the reaver dragon worshipers isn't really directly addressed, and the whole idea of dragons speaking to worshipers isn't a big explained deal yet. In terms of series story consequences, I don't think any of this has been directly addressed. Generally a good character would kill the dragon as being a dragonslayer in this point of the series is seen as a good thing (this continues in DA2 and DAI, though DAI starts adding a tone of tragedy to some of it).