To accomplish this the Vanguard commands the aid of a Hurlock emissary. They are defeated, and the darkspawn continue their rampage into the Alienage.Īfter the Vanguard breaks through the gate into the Alienage, the Archdemon provides new orders: burn the Vhenadahl tree to draw the City elves out. When the Sapper destroys the gate, the Vanguard's forces are halted by Wynne and templars under the command of Cullen and Knight-Commander Greagoir. Outside the Gnawed Noble Tavern is a gang of violent drunks led by Oghren, and the Vanguard can kill them as well. The sapper can destroy the gates leading into the Alienage, but the opportunity to kill Herren and Wade also surfaces however, if driven to the back of the Chantry Walls, Herren will transform into a Desire demon, and teleport them both away. To enter Denerim Alienage, the Vanguard needs the help of a Genlock Sapper. From there, the player has the opportunity to slaughter various civilians, including Vaughan Kendells and Habren the main enemies in the area are Bann Teagan, Ser Perth and the Knights of Redcliffe. The Vanguard enlists the aid of a nearby Shriek, using its stealth ability to sneak past the ambush. The Archdemon warns that three large ballistae had been set up to keep the darkspawn out of the district.
The darkspawn then finish off the remaining defenders before pressing ahead to the Market District. Eventually, Arl Howe appears with his bodyguards, including Ser Cauthrien, to rally the defenders, but is killed by the Vanguard's forces. Receiving orders through the Archdemon's whispers, the campaign begins storming the gates of the city.įirst enthralling two nearby Genlock and Hurlock warriors, the Vanguard has to earn their respect by slaughtering Denerim City Guards and Mabari War Hounds he then rescues a nearby Ogre. In a non-canonical narrative in which the Warden died at Ostagar and Alistair travelled onwards without his comrade, the Vanguard is summoned by the Archdemon himself to lead the darkspawn to victory at The Battle of Denerim.
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