Players need to make some choices in the Siege of Wishaput in "Dragon Age: Shadowkeep". Rook and their team will fight all the way to the war room, where they encounter The First Warden discusses strategy with other senior Gray Warden.
How to choose a siege in Dragon Age 4
During the Siege of Wisharput, one of the most intense missions in Dragon Age: Shadowkeep, Rook and his team will fight their way to the War Room, where they encounter The First Warden arrived to discuss strategy with the other senior Gray Warden. As you know, the First Watch has so far been unwilling to listen to Rook or their concerns. Even when they were proven right, he continued to ignore the obvious. Action had to be taken, which led to Rook's confrontation with the First Watcher. Either knock the First Warden down or try to convince him.
This choice has no significant impact on the conduct of the mission itself, but will have significant consequences for your team. This is one of the few choices in the game that all seven party members will react to, with each party member expressing strong approval or disapproval of the action. While this doesn't change the "Toughness" status, it can be a big boost (or a corresponding hindrance) to your relationship if you try to deepen your relationship with them.
Emrich and Bellara were very opposed to fighting the First Warden, and very supportive of peaceful persuasion. However, Lucanis, Neve, Davlin, and Tash were very supportive of fighting the First Warden and very opposed to convincing him. Harding is clearly fascinated by everything Rook does and is happy just to be out of the house, so he approves of it no matter what. So, by pure math, if you don't want to develop a relationship with Belala or Emrich, you should play the first Overwatch. Even so, the route will not be blocked.
What happens after you knock out the first Warden?
If the First Warden had been convinced, things would have been much simpler. He agrees with the plan proposed by the other Wardens regarding the dragon trap, and sends Rook to lead the attack as a sign of trust. Then, when the Archdemon falls, he emerges to perform the Great Gray Warden Sacrifice - an exact replica of the climax of Dragon Age: Origins.
But without him, Davlin would have to make that sacrifice...sort of. While Davlin bravely stepped forward, it was at this moment that the First Watcher emerged from the rubble, earning a shot at redemption through self-sacrifice... again, sort of. Not everything goes according to plan, as you can see in our guide on how to defeat Archdemon Razikkar.
