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Revision as of 17:46, 19 September 2017
“In the Legion, death looms over us constantly, like... like a dirty uncle. Here, death seems distant.”
Sigrun is a casteless dwarf and a scout within the Legion of the Dead. She is a recruitable companion in Dragon Age: Origins - Awakening.
Background
Sigrun was born in Orzammar's Dust Town. She lived with her mother Jana in a little shack that they shared with Jana's brother, Boro, his wife, and four children. Jana made some coin helping merchants unload brontos, but not enough to adequately provide for her daughter. Sigrun started begging as a child, and eventually became a thief.[1]
A local store owner, Mischa, once caught her stealing some food. She was sympathetic to the plight of the casteless, feeling that they turned to crime because most other options of supporting themselves were closed to them. Instead of telling the shopkeeper, she paid for the stolen goods and gave Sigrun a job at her shop in the Commons. One day a statuette of the Paragon of House Bemot was stolen; Beraht, the Carta's boss, forced Sigrun to hide the statuette in Mischa's shop. Eventually it was discovered and Mischa was exiled to the surface for theft.
After this incident, with her mother dead and her uncle unwilling to take her back, Sigrun joined the Carta for good as a thief. She was doing well for herself until she got caught attempting to steal a ruby-encrusted purse from Damira Helmi. The guards chased her throughout the Commons; when they caught up with her she fought back and accidentally caused the death of one of them. It was either execution or the Legion for Sigrun; she chose the Legion of the Dead.
After joining she was befriended by Varlan Vollney, a fellow Legionnaire formerly of the Noble caste. He taught her how to read and write. Varlan eventually died in Kal'Hirol and Sigrun took his signet ring as a memento of her lost friend.[1]
Involvement
Sigrun is encountered during the main quest Last of the Legion.
Sigrun fighting a pack of shrieks
Sigrun is part of the Legion of the Dead battalion sent to investigate Kal'Hirol. The Legionnaires are ambushed by The Mother's Darkspawn and Sigrun flees to the surface but is captured by the darkspawn just outside the Thaigs' entrance in the Knotwood Hills. The Warden-Commander and the Grey Wardens arrive just as Sigrun is being dragged back underground and liberate her from her captors. Sigrun asks the Warden-Commander to let her join them in attacking Kal'Hirol as she wants to fight the darkspawn who are responsible for slaughtering her group in the Deep Roads. Sigrun explains that she suspects the darkspawn are breeding an army in the Lower Reaches of the Thaig. If the Warden-Commander agrees to permit Sigrun to accompany them, she will join them in killing the Broodmothers in the thaig.
Afterwards, Sigrun intends to leave for the Deep Roads to hunt darkspawn until she is killed, thus fulfilling her oath to the Legion. The Warden-Commander may persuade Sigrun to join the Grey Wardens instead, since she would still be combating the darkspawn and be more effective at doing so. Sigrun survives her Joining and becomes a full fledged Grey Warden.
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Bug! Due to a bug, the quest Sigrun's Roguish Past won't trigger if you have started the Law and Order quest. |
Once her approval is high enough, if brought to the City of Amaranthine, Sigrun will encounter Mischa, who angrily curses at Sigrun for her fate. After hearing her story, the Warden-Commander can convince Sigrun to attempt to make amends with Mischa. Sigrun apologizes to Mischa, offering her Varlan Vollney's gold signet ring as a token of apology. The Warden-Commander may allow this or offer a considerable sum of sovereigns instead to Mischa, allowing Sigrun to keep her memento.
When word reaches Vigil's Keep that the Darkspawn are launching an all out assault on the City of Amaranthine, Sigrun immediately volunteers to join the Warden-Commander in the battle.
If brought along to Drake's Fall, Sigrun will object to sparing the Architect; however she can be persuaded or convinced that it is for the best.
Epilogue
- If the Warden does not do any of Sigrun's companion quests, spares the Architect while Sigrun is present, and passes a persuasion check, Sigrun will lose her purpose after the fight with the Mother. She withdraws from her friends in the Order and speaks to them less each day. One morning, Sigrun is simply absent, her bed made and her trunk emptied. A young recruit who has been up in the night says she left for her Calling.
- If the Warden spares the Architect without doing any of her quests (joining, companion quest), and fails the persuasion check, she will end up opposing the commander and vanishes into the Deep Roads where she will find her death, this time not running away from it.
- If the Warden completed her Companion Quest and then says that he/she *doesn't want to lose a friend* after the battle at Vigil's Keep, then Sigrun will stay with the Warden, sometimes leaving him/her, joking about her death, but always coming back.
- Although Sigrun seemed intent on leaving for her Calling, departing for the Deep Roads to finish what she started in Kal'Hirol, the Warden-Commander had a knack for finding important and absolutely urgent things to occupy the dwarf. And so Sigrun delayed her long walk into the darkness for several decades, even though she never stopped cracking jokes about needing to throw herself at death.
- If the Warden defends the City of Amaranthine, Sigrun was the one to lead the battle against the Darkspawn during the attack on Vigil's Keep with another army at her back. Once again, she and a legion faced the Darkspawn with no hope of survival. This time she did not run.
- If the Warden doesn't recruit Sigrun among the Grey Wardens, Sigrun leaves Kal'Hirol for the Deep Roads, to fulfil her duty as a Legionnaire of the Dead. Many years later, a group of Grey Wardens battling in the roads recounted of a perky little dwarf fighting alone and mumbling of her death.
Quests
Gifts
Sigrun likes various curiosities of the surface world.
Name Notes Description
Potted Plant
Located: City of Amaranthine - Next to Chantry BoardA little plant in a lovely clay pot.Snow GlobeLocated: City of AmaranthineTiny figures of King Cailan and Queen Anora inside a sphere of water. Glittering flecks of "snow" float lazily around them.Soap on a RopeLocated: Vigil's Keep - DungeonSoap! On a Rope! How quaint.SpyglassA scope for examining distant scenes.The Warrior's HeartLocated: Stack of booksVigil's Keep - Throne RoomA book on various orders of warriors, with particular emphasis on the Grey Wardens, Ash Warriors, Legion of the Dead, and Silent Sisters.Toy ChariotLocated: Smuggler's CoveA small painted chariot. Horse sold separately.
Initial statistics
Specialization
Skills
Poison-Making 
Master Combat Training 
Combat Tactics 
Vitality 
Mark of the Legion
Talents
Equipment
| Weapons |  Ancient Dwarven Axe  Scout's Dirk
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| Armor |  Legionnaire Scout armor set
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| Accessories |  Deep Roads Girdle  Spirit Ward  Iced Band Ring of Resistance
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Restricted gear
Plot skills
As you befriend Sigrun and gain her approval, she will gain the following additional skills:
Name Benefit Requirement Inspired: Minor Dexterity
+1 dexterity 25% approval Inspired: Moderate Dexterity
+2 dexterity 50% approval Inspired: Major Dexterity
+4 dexterity 75% approval Inspired: Massive Dexterity
+6 dexterity 90% approval
Dialogue points
Below are the spots where dialogue may be initiated with Sigrun. On the PC, it may sometimes be hard to find the correct spot to do so; make sure to press "tab" and rotate the camera if the relevant trigger is not possible to select.
- Kal'Hirol: cliff by the entrance of the Thaig.
- City of Amaranthine: The table of the weaponsmith in the market district.
- Wending Wood: Tree near the bandit camp, at the beginning of the area.
- Vigil's Keep - Throne Room: A book in the bookcase behind Sigrun.
Quotes
Promotional image of Sigrun as a Grey Warden
- Main article: Sigrun/Dialogue
- "Isn't perspective wonderful? You'd think people who are so tall would have more of it."
- "I was told that evil always triumphs because good is stupid, but..."
- (Examining the bookshelf in Vigil's Keep) "This one is a Nevarran romance--pretty spicy, too, from the looks of it. What's an Antivan milk sandwich? Oh. Oh, I see. I'll just... put that back."
- (In Kal'Hirol, after mentioning you already met the Architect) "What's meeting with a darkspawn like? 'Hello, I'm a darkspawn, would you like some tea?'"
- "That...that ghoul there! He has my weapon! That thieving little... nug-snuggler!"
- "We are warriors, already dead to our people."
- (In banter with Oghren) "I don't want to have anything to do with you or the words 'hot' and 'pumping.'"
Trivia
- Sigrun was written by Sheryl Chee.[2]
- Sigrun is the first and only female dwarf companion to date.
- Although a rogue by class, Sigrun has the strength and constitution (and thus armor and weapon options) to serve as a tank, making her one of the most versatile companions available.
- After rescuing Sigrun, she complains about a broken rib. When she joins your party she will be afflicted with the injury "Broken Bone", giving penalties to dexterity (easily fixed with a Lesser Injury Kit).
- If a save is imported from Dragon Age: Origins with the Dwarf Commoner, Sigrun will know and be in awe of the Warden, stating that they are "The Duster that left to join the Grey Wardens" and will ask you to sign her helmet.
- If a save is imported from Dragon Age: Origins with the Dwarf Noble, Sigrun will recognize the Warden and state that she heard of the Warden's death in the Deep Roads.
- "I was told that evil always triumphs because good is stupid, but..." is a reference to Mel Brooks Spaceballs film. The line is "now you see that evil will always triumph because good is dumb" and is said by Dark Helmet to Lone Starr during their battle.
- Despite being in the Legion of the Dead and having armor called Legionnaire Scout Armor, it is Oghren, a non-Legion dwarf, who wears the Armor of the Legion, while Sigrun's armor looks like the normal Dwarven Massive armor set.
- In Dragon Age II, during the quest The Paragon's Heir, if Anders is in the party, he will comment that he once knew a dwarf from the Legion of the Dead, Sigrun.
Bugs
- Starting or completing the Law and Order quest makes it impossible to initiate Sigrun's companion quest which usually triggers in the City of Amaranthine when walking - with her in party - by the east side of town past Constable Aidan. The cutscene will not be played and her personal quest will remain unavailable for the rest of the game. A way to avoid this is to leave the Law and Order quest untouched, which means not to follow the Smuggler and not to offer help to Constable Aidan until you completed Sigrun's quest. For further details see the walkthrough of Sigrun's Roguish Past. On PC this bug can be corrected with an unofficial bugfix which is available here: http://social.bioware.com/project/3129/. There is no fix for the 360 version.
- There is a so-called "+100 approval bug" that may occur for any companion, in this case Sigrun, which will increase the rating by +100 points upon taking any action that changes approval (like giving gifts, certain conversations or interactions with the gameworld). Quests known to alter the approval of a certain character should therefore only be completed after recruiting him/her into your party. For Sigrun these are namely the quests from the Blight Orfans Notis Bord, it is recommended not to initiate any of these before you actually recruited her.
- If Sigrun is recruited as the very last companion, you can't conclude her joining as Varel doesn't have the dialog option for it, but this can be worked around by going back to Vigil's Keep and talking to Varel before you destroy the Broodmothers.
- It is possible to make her undertake the Joining and thus make her a Grey Warden even before entering Kal'Hirol and thus formally recruiting her through dialogue. She joins the party after the first encounter and can thus be taken back to Vigil's Keep.
Gallery
See also
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Dragon Age: The World of Thedas, vol. 2, p. 124
- ↑ David Gaider (March 10, 2010). "Awakening - Who wrote which characters and scenes?" . The BioWare Forum.
