Should you punch the First Warden during the Weisshaupt siege or reason with him in Dragon Age: The Veilguard?
Most people you encounter on your adventure in Dragon Age: The Veilguard are more than happy to help you take down the gods, but there is one very stubborn man who refuses to give you an inch, and that’s the First Warden. He proves to be a hindrance throughout much of the first half of the story, and eventually, his actions bring Weisshaupt to ruin.
In the middle of the siege, you will confront the man about his actions and you have a choice. You can continue to try and reason with him, or you can punch his lights out and take control of the situation yourself. We’ll explain the consequences of both choices and tell you what option we think is the best.You’ll knock him out in one blow and Evka will stand down the other Wardens, letting you take control as Evka commands the Wardens.
That’s not the end of his story though, as he will appear one more time in Davrin’s final companion quest. He’ll be infected by the Blight at this stage and has completely lost his mind, believing he’s still in Weisshaupt and trying to order people about. A sad end for the man.After nagging from just about anyone, something you say finally gets through to the First Warden and he gives in, accepting your advise and going along with your plan to trap the Archedemon.
Like before he will appear in Davrin’s final companion quest, but this time he’s different. Rather than having lost his mind, he will be fully aware of himself and give you some useful intel on how to defeat the Gloom Howler when you fight it later in the mission. He is still infected with the Blight though, and orders Davrin to kill him so he can’t be converted. So it’s still a sad end for the First Warden, but at least he retains his dignity in this scenario.
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