Teagan Guerrin

“The Bannorn will not bow to you simply because you demand it!”

Bann Teagan Guerrin
Title	Bann
Race	Human
Gender	Male
Location	Redcliffe
Voice	Timothy Watson
Appearances	Dragon Age: Origins Dragon Age II

Bann Teagan Guerrin is the bann of Rainesfere. He is Arl Eamon Guerrin's younger brother as well as the brother of Rowan, the deceased queen of Ferelden. This makes him an uncle to King Cailan.

Background

Like his brother Eamon, Teagan spent at least a part of his childhood in Redcliffe before he was sent to the north to live with relations in the Free Marches as their father and sister joined the rebellion. He was 8 years old when his father perished at the battle of West Hill.

Involvement

Dragon Age: Origins

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Dragon Age II

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This section contains spoilers for:
Dragon Age II.

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Teagan can make two different cameos during the course of Dragon Age II, depending on your choices in Dragon Age: Origins.

• If Alistair was made king of Ferelden, he will appear alongside him during the quest "King Alistair" in Act 3.
• If Alistair was exiled and became a wandering drunkard, Teagan will appear in The Hanged Man during Act 2 and quickly talks a begrudging Alistair into returning to Ferelden.

Trivia

• While Teagan normally is seen wearing only his noble's outfit in Redcliffe, during his cutscenes in Denerim he is wearing a set of red steel heavy chainmail.
• If the Warden is female, she can optionally flirt with Teagan at the chantry. This does not lead anywhere, and has no effect on any romance companions (even if they are in the party).
• Teagan's eyes between Dragon Age: Origins and Dragon Age II are different colors, blue in Dragon Age: Origins and brown in Dragon Age II, may be due to a mistake by the developers.

Quotes

• "The Bannorn will not bow to you simply because you demand it!"
• (while ensorcelled by the demon)"Marmalade!"
• "And now Denerim is under assault by the darkspawn. The death toll will be... staggering."
• (About Loghain's claims regarding the Battle of Ostagar) What, that he pulled his men in order to save them? That Cailan risked everything in the name of glory? Hardly. Loghain calls the Grey Wardens traitors, murderers of the King. I do not believe it. It is the action of a desperate man.

Dialogue

• Anora: "Bann Teagan, my father is doing what is best."
• Teagan: "Did he also do what was best for your husband, Your Majesty?"

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• Female Warden: "Do you have any family, yourself?"
• Teagan: "Oh...you mean, am I married? I...no. No, I've never had the pleasure. If I did, I'd be lucky to find a woman as lovely as yourself."
• Female Warden: "Very lucky."

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• Teagan: We should speak of Loghain, brother. There is no telling what he will do when he learns of your recovery.
• Eamon: Loghain instigates a civil war even though the darkspawn are on our very doorstep. Long have I known him; he is a sensible man, one who never desired power.
• Teagan: I was there when Loghain announced he was taking control of the throne, Eamon. He is mad with ambition, I tell you.
• Eamon: Indeed. Mad enough to kill Cailan, to attempt to kill myself and destroy my lands.

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• Alistair (to the Champion in DA 2): "Right! I'm Alistair, uh...King of Ferelden. And this is Teagan, my uncle. Sort of."
• Teagan: "I'm actually Teagan. I'm only sort of his uncle."

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• Alistair (if he married the human noble in DA:O): "Just because she killed an Archdemon...she doesn't scare me."
• Teagan: "You keep telling yourself that, Your Majesty."

Gallery

Bann Teagan challenging Loghain

Bann Teagan outside Redcliffe Chantry

Bann Teagan with Isolde

A possessed Bann Teagan looks up to a possessed Connor

Bann Teagan in Dragon Age II