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|title = [[Fereldan royalty and nobility#Bannorns|Bann]] of [[Rainesfere]] <br> Ambassador to [[Orlais]]<ref>''[[Dragon Age: The Masked Empire]]''</ref> <br> [[Fereldan royalty and nobility#Arlings|Arl]] of [[Redcliffe Village|Redcliffe]] |
|title = [[Fereldan royalty and nobility#Bannorns|Bann]] of [[Rainesfere]] <br> Ambassador to [[Orlais]]<ref>''[[Dragon Age: The Masked Empire]]''</ref> <br> [[Fereldan royalty and nobility#Arlings|Arl]] of [[Redcliffe Village|Redcliffe]] |
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|class = [[Warrior (Origins)|Warrior]] |
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|specialization = [[Champion (Origins)|Champion]] |
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| − | |rank = [[Lieutenant]] |
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| ⚫ | |family = [[Rendorn Guerrin]] <small>(father)</small> <br> Marina Aurum <small>(mother)</small> <br> Thalia Aurum <small>(aunt)</small> <br> [[Rowan]] <small>(sister)</small> <br> [[Maric Theirin]] <small>(brother-in-law)</small> <br> [[Cailan Theirin]] <small>(nephew)</small> <br> [[Alistair Theirin]] <small>(honorary nephew)</small> <br> [[Eamon Guerrin]] <small>(brother)</small> <br> [[Isolde]] <small>(sister-in-law)</small> <br> [[Connor Guerrin|Connor]] <small>(nephew)</small> <br> Rowan <small>(niece, conditional)</small> <br> [[Kaitlyn]] <small>(wife, conditional)</small> <br> [[Bevin]] <small> (brother-in-law, conditional) </small> <br> Percival Aurum <small>(cousin)</small> <br> Cador Aurum <small>(cousin)</small> |
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| ⚫ | |family = [[Rendorn Guerrin]] <small>(father)</small> <br> Marina Aurum <small>(mother)</small> <br> Thalia Aurum <small>(aunt)</small> <br> [[Rowan]] <small>(sister)</small> <br> [[ |
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|location = [[Redcliffe Castle|Redcliffe]] |
|location = [[Redcliffe Castle|Redcliffe]] |
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+ | |quests = ''Origins'': <br> [[The Arl of Redcliffe]] <br> [[A Village Under Siege]] <br> [[The Attack at Nightfall]] <br> [[The Urn of Sacred Ashes]] <br> [[The Landsmeet]] <br> [[Massacre in the Market]] <br> ''Dragon Age II'': <br> [[King Alistair (quest)|King Alistair]] <br> ''Inquisition'': <br> [[The Arl of Redcliffe (Inquisition)|The Arl of Redcliffe]] <br> [[Reparations for Redcliffe]] <br> [[The Arl's Invitation]] <br> [[Trespasser (quest)|Trespasser]] |
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+ | |appearances = [[Dragon Age: The Stolen Throne]] <small> (mentioned) </small> <br> [[Dragon Age: Origins]] <br> [[The Darkspawn Chronicles]] <br> [[Dragon Age II]] <br> [[Dragon Age: The Masked Empire]] <br> [[Dragon Age: Inquisition]] <small> (mentioned) </small> <br> [[Dragon Age: Inquisition]] - [[Trespasser]] <br> [[Heroes of Dragon Age]] |
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| − | '''Teagan Guerrin''' (born 8:91 [[Blessed Age|Blessed]]) is the [[Ferelden#Bann|Bann]] of [[Rainesfere]]. He is the brother of [[Eamon Guerrin|Arl Eamon Guerrin]] |
+ | '''Teagan Guerrin''' (born 8:91 [[Blessed Age|Blessed]]) is the [[Ferelden#Bann|Bann]] of [[Rainesfere]], and later [[Arl]] of [[Redcliffe Castle|Redcliffe]]. He is the brother of [[Eamon Guerrin|Arl Eamon Guerrin]] and [[Rowan]], the deceased queen of [[Ferelden]]. This makes him uncle to [[Cailan Theirin|King Cailan Theirin]]. |
== Background == |
== Background == |
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| − | Teagan was born, most likely in Redcliffe, in 8:91 Blessed<ref> |
+ | Teagan was born, most likely in Redcliffe, in 8:91 Blessed.<ref>''[[Dragon Age: The Stolen Throne]]'', Chapter 12. It's mentioned that around the time of the lost battle of West Hill in 8:99 Blessed, Teagan was eight years old.</ref><ref>{{Cite wot2|105}}. When the Guerrin family left Ferelden in 8:93 Blessed, Teagan was only two years old.</ref> When Teagan was two, his parents decided to send him and Eamon away from Ferelden so that his father could publicly announce his support for the [[Rebel Queen]] without further endangering them. Arlessa Marina took them to her elder sister Thalia Aurum, at the time the ruling Margravine of [[Ansburg]]. The brothers traveled to Denerim with their mother and boarded a ship headed for Wycome. Marina fell gravely ill during the journey across the Waking Sea. From Wycome they took a carriage to Ansburg but it was already too late for the Arlessa, who died just a day after reaching the family home. After their mother's death, Teagan and Eamon were raised by their aunt and uncle, who treated them as if they were their own children. Teagan grew especially close to his cousin Cador, and the pair quickly became known as "Trouble" to the keep's inhabitants. When Arl Rendorn was killed at the battle of [[West Hill]] in 8:99 Blessed, Thalia and her husband legally adopted Eamon and Teagan. |
Eamon returned to Redcliffe in 9:02 Dragon to assume the title of Arl while Teagan remained in Ansburg. His great ambition in life was to participate in the Grand Tourney. He was already an excellent horseman, and his combat instructors believed he had the potential to one day represent Ansburg in the Grand Tourney. On his eighteenth birthday, just a few weeks before participating in a [[Starkhaven]] tournament with his cousins Percival and Cador, Eamon sent him a letter asking him to return and rule the bannorn of Rainesfere. Teagan was initially set to refuse, but Thalia convinced him to travel to Ferelden to at least tell his brother in person. He met Eamon and his new wife in Denerim and they made the trip to Redcliffe together. By the time they'd reached [[Codex entry: Lake Calenhad|Lake Calenhad]], Teagan had agreed to become Rainesfere's bann. Despite his new responsibilities, Bann Teagan returned to Ansburg every year to visit his family.<ref>{{Cite wot2|104-106}}</ref> |
Eamon returned to Redcliffe in 9:02 Dragon to assume the title of Arl while Teagan remained in Ansburg. His great ambition in life was to participate in the Grand Tourney. He was already an excellent horseman, and his combat instructors believed he had the potential to one day represent Ansburg in the Grand Tourney. On his eighteenth birthday, just a few weeks before participating in a [[Starkhaven]] tournament with his cousins Percival and Cador, Eamon sent him a letter asking him to return and rule the bannorn of Rainesfere. Teagan was initially set to refuse, but Thalia convinced him to travel to Ferelden to at least tell his brother in person. He met Eamon and his new wife in Denerim and they made the trip to Redcliffe together. By the time they'd reached [[Codex entry: Lake Calenhad|Lake Calenhad]], Teagan had agreed to become Rainesfere's bann. Despite his new responsibilities, Bann Teagan returned to Ansburg every year to visit his family.<ref>{{Cite wot2|104-106}}</ref> |
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== Involvement == |
== Involvement == |
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=== ''Dragon Age: Origins'' === |
=== ''Dragon Age: Origins'' === |
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| − | Immediately after the battle at [[Ostagar]] Teagan is shown standing against [[Loghain Mac Tir]] at [[the Landsmeet]], highly suspicious of Loghain's withdrawal from the [[Battle of Ostagar]]. It seems he is the original instigator of the [[Bannorn]]'s resistance against Loghain's regency, and he brushes off [[Anora|Queen Anora]]'s reassurances. |
+ | Immediately after the battle at [[Ostagar]] Teagan is shown standing against [[Loghain Mac Tir]] at [[the Landsmeet]], highly suspicious of Loghain's withdrawal from the [[Battle of Ostagar]]. It seems he is the original instigator of the [[Bannorn]]'s resistance against Loghain's regency, and he brushes off [[Anora|Queen Anora]]'s reassurances that her father is "doing what is best for Ferelden" by pointedly asking her if Loghain also did what was best for her husband — Teagan's nephew. |
When [[the Warden]] and party later arrive in Redcliffe, they find out that the city is besieged by undead, and that the seriously ill Arl Eamon is locked in his own castle, with no word from it at all. Bann Teagan is currently in charge of the town's defense and he pleads with the Warden and [[Alistair]] (if he's present) to help them defend the city; the Warden can agree or refuse. If the Warden elects to help, Teagan will answer any questions and direct him/her to the Mayor [[Murdock]] and the knight [[Perth|Ser Perth]]. |
When [[the Warden]] and party later arrive in Redcliffe, they find out that the city is besieged by undead, and that the seriously ill Arl Eamon is locked in his own castle, with no word from it at all. Bann Teagan is currently in charge of the town's defense and he pleads with the Warden and [[Alistair]] (if he's present) to help them defend the city; the Warden can agree or refuse. If the Warden elects to help, Teagan will answer any questions and direct him/her to the Mayor [[Murdock]] and the knight [[Perth|Ser Perth]]. |
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Once the [[Urn of Andraste]] is found and Eamon recovers, Teagan stays with his brother at Redcliffe Castle. Later, Eamon orders Teagan to stay with the Redcliffe garrison while he and the Warden go to participate in the Battle of Denerim. However, he brings reinforcements and was not far behind the main body of the Fereldan army: he is seen duelling and killing a hurlock as the [[Archdemon]] perishes at [[Fort Drakon]], and leads a final attack on the routed darkspawn as the horde flees Denerim. |
Once the [[Urn of Andraste]] is found and Eamon recovers, Teagan stays with his brother at Redcliffe Castle. Later, Eamon orders Teagan to stay with the Redcliffe garrison while he and the Warden go to participate in the Battle of Denerim. However, he brings reinforcements and was not far behind the main body of the Fereldan army: he is seen duelling and killing a hurlock as the [[Archdemon]] perishes at [[Fort Drakon]], and leads a final attack on the routed darkspawn as the horde flees Denerim. |
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+ | If the Warden sacrifices themselves to kill the Archdemon, Teagan will be present at the funeral. |
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=== ''The Darkspawn Chronicles'' === |
=== ''The Darkspawn Chronicles'' === |
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=== ''Dragon Age II'' === |
=== ''Dragon Age II'' === |
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| − | {{SpoilerDA2|Teagan can be encountered |
+ | {{SpoilerDA2|Teagan can be encountered by [[Hawke]] in three different scenarios during the course of ''[[Dragon Age II]]'', depending on the choices made in ''Dragon Age: Origins'': |
| − | * If Alistair was made king of Ferelden, he will appear as Alistair's aide during the quest |
+ | * If Alistair was made king of Ferelden, he will appear as Alistair's aide during the quest [[King Alistair]] in Act 3. |
* If Alistair was exiled and became a wandering drunk, Teagan will appear in [[The Hanged Man]] during Act 2 and talk a reluctant Alistair into returning to Ferelden. |
* If Alistair was exiled and became a wandering drunk, Teagan will appear in [[The Hanged Man]] during Act 2 and talk a reluctant Alistair into returning to Ferelden. |
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| − | * He will appear as a guest of [[Prosper|Duke Prosper]]'s at [[Chateau Haine]] - with or without Isolde, depending on player choices, during the events of the [[Mark of the Assassin]] [[Downloadable content (Dragon Age II)|DLC]]. If Hawke has already encountered Alistair and Teagan, the Bann will mention their previous meeting. |
+ | * He will appear as a guest of [[Prosper|Duke Prosper]]'s at [[Chateau Haine]] - with or without Isolde, depending on player choices, during the events of the ''[[Mark of the Assassin]]'' [[Downloadable content (Dragon Age II)|DLC]]. If Hawke has already encountered Alistair and Teagan, the Bann will mention their previous meeting. |
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=== ''Dragon Age: The Masked Empire'' === |
=== ''Dragon Age: The Masked Empire'' === |
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| − | As the Fereldan ambassador in [[Orlais]], he attends a ball in the royal palace at [[Val Royeaux]], where [[Gaspard de Chalons|Grand Duke Gaspard]] taunts him with the lost sword of [[Moira Theirin]], claiming that it was taken off her corpse and is now used to kill rats. The Duke intends to provoke a deadly duel that would sour relations between Orlais and Ferelden but [[Celene I| |
+ | As the Fereldan ambassador in [[Orlais]], he attends a ball in the royal palace at [[Val Royeaux]], where [[Gaspard de Chalons|Grand Duke Gaspard]] taunts him with the lost sword of [[Moira Theirin]], claiming that it was taken off her corpse and is now used to kill rats. The Duke intends to provoke a deadly duel that would sour relations between Orlais and Ferelden but Empress [[Celene Valmont I|Celene]] and her champion [[Michel de Chevin]] cleverly defuse the situation and satisfy Teagan's honor by having him duel Michel with feathers, the symbol of the [[Chevalier]].<ref>[http://us.macmillan.com/BookCustomPage_New.aspx?isbn=9780765331182 McMillan Publishers].</ref> Teagan sends Celene a letter voicing his gratitude and returns quickly to Ferelden to avoid any further trouble. |
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=== ''Dragon Age: Inquisition'' === |
=== ''Dragon Age: Inquisition'' === |
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| − | After the Fifth Blight, Arl Eamon Guerrin elected to remain in Denerim and made Teagan the new Arl of Redcliffe. |
+ | After the Fifth Blight, Arl Eamon Guerrin elected to remain in Denerim and made Teagan the new Arl of Redcliffe. While both Eamon and Teagan were popular with their subjects, Eamon's only child, Connor, was either killed in 9:30 Dragon or forbidden by Chantry law from inheriting his father's title for being a mage. Knowing that Teagan would do well in the role, Eamon abdicated in favor of his younger brother. |
| + | In 9:41, the rebel mages under [[Fiona|Grand Enchanter Fiona]] were allowed to take refuge in Redcliffe by Ferelden's monarch. When the mages allied with the [[Venatori]], Magister [[Gereon Alexius]] evicted Arl Teagan and his soldiers from Redcliffe Castle and took control of the town. Teagan retreated to Denerim to seek aid in reclaiming Redcliffe. |
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| − | Shortly after the [[Inquisition]] defeated Alexius and the Venatori, Ferelden's monarch arrived at Redcliffe with an army to liberate the town. Although the mages were freed from Venatori control, they were forced to choose between joining the Inquisition as free allies or being conscripted, as they could not remain in Ferelden. |
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| + | {{CodexConditionalParagraph|If [[the Inquisitor]] recruits the mages|Shortly after the [[Inquisition]] defeats Alexius and the Venatori, Ferelden's monarch arrives in Redcliffe. Angered at the mages' behavior, they rescind their offer of shelter, forcing the rebel mages out of Ferelden. With no other choice, they are forced to join the Inquisition, as either free allies or conscripts. |
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| + | Arl Teagan later demands that the Inquisition provide [[Reparations for Redcliffe|reparations]] for Redcliffe. If the Inquisitor does so, Teagan then apologizes for the unpleasantness and extends an [[The Arl's Invitation|invitation]] to participate in the tournament to win the bannorn of Calon.}} |
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| ⚫ | Arl Teagan eventually returns and resumes his duties. Even as Arl of Redcliffe, he spends more time in the Free Marches than he does in Denerim, and in Grand Tourney years, the people of Redcliffe complain that they see him so little they might as well be governed by a portrait on the wall.<ref>{{Cite wot2|106}}</ref> |
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During the [[Exalted Council]], Teagan calls out the Inquisition's previous actions in Ferelden's territory, namely [[Capturing Caer Bronach|the capture of Caer Bronach]]. He draws comparisons to the [[Grey Wardens]], who had invaded Ferelden under the pretext of "restoring order," leading to their exile during the [[Storm Age]]. His outrage only grows when the Inquisitor walks out of the Exalted Council and continues a clandestine investigation of the Qunari threat to the Winter Palace without notifying the Council in advance. |
During the [[Exalted Council]], Teagan calls out the Inquisition's previous actions in Ferelden's territory, namely [[Capturing Caer Bronach|the capture of Caer Bronach]]. He draws comparisons to the [[Grey Wardens]], who had invaded Ferelden under the pretext of "restoring order," leading to their exile during the [[Storm Age]]. His outrage only grows when the Inquisitor walks out of the Exalted Council and continues a clandestine investigation of the Qunari threat to the Winter Palace without notifying the Council in advance. |
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| − | Following the resolution of the Qunari crisis, as the Inquisitor returns to the Exalted Council, Teagan admits that while everyone acknowledges the Inquisitor's deeds, Corypheus is no longer a threat. Ultimately, the Inquisitor makes the choice to either disband or reform the Inquisition. |
+ | Following the resolution of the Qunari crisis, as the Inquisitor returns to the Exalted Council, Teagan admits that while everyone acknowledges the Inquisitor's deeds, Corypheus is no longer a threat. Ultimately, the Inquisitor makes the choice to either disband or reform the Inquisition. |
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| + | :{{:The Arl of Redcliffe|style=iconmini}} |
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| + | :{{:A Village Under Siege|style=iconmini}} |
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| + | :{{:The Attack at Nightfall|style=iconmini}} |
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| + | :{{:The Urn of Sacred Ashes|style=iconmini}} |
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| + | :{{:The Landsmeet|style=iconmini}} |
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| + | :{{:Massacre in the Market|style=iconmini}} |
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| + | === ''Dragon Age II'' === |
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| + | :{{:King Alistair (quest)|style=iconmini}} |
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| + | :{{:The Arl of Redcliffe (Inquisition)|style=iconmini}} <small>(war table)</small> |
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| + | :{{:Reparations for Redcliffe|style=iconmini}} <small>(war table)</small> |
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| + | :{{:The Arl's Invitation|style=iconmini}} <small>(war table)</small> |
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| + | :{{:Trespasser (quest)|style=iconmini}} |
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== Skills == |
== Skills == |
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During the brawl in [[Redcliffe Castle]], Teagan will use the following skills: |
During the brawl in [[Redcliffe Castle]], Teagan will use the following skills: |
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| − | {{:Rally (Origins)|style=iconmini |
+ | :{{:Rally (Origins)|style=iconmini}} |
| − | {{:War Cry (Origins)|style=iconmini |
+ | :{{:War Cry (Origins)|style=iconmini}} |
| − | {{:Superiority|style=iconmini |
+ | :{{:Superiority|style=iconmini}} |
| − | {{:Shield Bash (Origins)|style=iconmini |
+ | :{{:Shield Bash (Origins)|style=iconmini}} |
| − | {{:Assault (Origins)|style=iconmini |
+ | :{{:Assault (Origins)|style=iconmini}} |
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| ⚫ | * Teagan's eyes and hair between ''Dragon Age: Origins'' and ''Dragon Age II'' are different colors, blue eyes and brown hair in ''Origins'' and brown eyes and red hair in ''Dragon Age II''; this may be due to a mistake by the developers. In ''Dragon Age: Inquisition'' he once again has blue eyes and brown hair. |
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| − | * In ''[[Trespasser]], ''Teagan's face is not unique to him, being simply reused from Mayor [[Gregory Dedrick]] of Crestwood. |
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== Quotes == |
== Quotes == |
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* "And now Denerim is under assault by the darkspawn. The death toll will be... staggering. I wish you luck, Grey Warden, for all our sakes." |
* "And now Denerim is under assault by the darkspawn. The death toll will be... staggering. I wish you luck, Grey Warden, for all our sakes." |
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* '''Teagan:''' "Did he also do what was best for your husband, Your Majesty?" |
* '''Teagan:''' "Did he also do what was best for your husband, Your Majesty?" |
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=== ''Dragon Age: Inquisition'' === |
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* "You act as though you're the solution to every problem. How long before you drag us all into another war?" |
* "You act as though you're the solution to every problem. How long before you drag us all into another war?" |
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| + | :{{:Codex entry: A Dispatch from the Crown of Ferelden|style=iconmini}} |
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| + | :{{:Codex entry: Redcliffe (Inquisition)|style=iconmini}} |
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| + | :{{:Note: Letter to Arl Teagan|style=iconmini}} |
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| + | == Trivia == |
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| ⚫ | * Teagan's eyes and hair between ''Dragon Age: Origins'' and ''Dragon Age II'' are different colors, blue eyes and brown hair in ''Origins'' and brown eyes and red hair in ''Dragon Age II''; this may be due to a mistake by the developers. In ''Dragon Age: Inquisition'' he once again has blue eyes and brown hair. |
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== Gallery == |
== Gallery == |
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Bann Teagan (10).jpg|Bann Teagan challenging Loghain |
Bann Teagan (10).jpg|Bann Teagan challenging Loghain |
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Bann Teagan (2).jpg|Bann Teagan with [[Isolde]] |
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NPC-Bann Teagan.jpg|Teagan with Connor |
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Teagan HoDA tier.jpg|Artwork of Teagan's tier progression from ''[[Heroes of Dragon Age]]'' |
Teagan HoDA tier.jpg|Artwork of Teagan's tier progression from ''[[Heroes of Dragon Age]]'' |
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== References == |
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Revision as of 03:13, 6 May 2021
“The Bannorn will not bow to you simply because you demand it!”
Teagan Guerrin (born 8:91 Blessed) is the Bann of Rainesfere, and later Arl of Redcliffe. He is the brother of Arl Eamon Guerrin and Rowan, the deceased queen of Ferelden. This makes him uncle to King Cailan Theirin.
Background
Teagan was born, most likely in Redcliffe, in 8:91 Blessed.[2][3] When Teagan was two, his parents decided to send him and Eamon away from Ferelden so that his father could publicly announce his support for the Rebel Queen without further endangering them. Arlessa Marina took them to her elder sister Thalia Aurum, at the time the ruling Margravine of Ansburg. The brothers traveled to Denerim with their mother and boarded a ship headed for Wycome. Marina fell gravely ill during the journey across the Waking Sea. From Wycome they took a carriage to Ansburg but it was already too late for the Arlessa, who died just a day after reaching the family home. After their mother's death, Teagan and Eamon were raised by their aunt and uncle, who treated them as if they were their own children. Teagan grew especially close to his cousin Cador, and the pair quickly became known as "Trouble" to the keep's inhabitants. When Arl Rendorn was killed at the battle of West Hill in 8:99 Blessed, Thalia and her husband legally adopted Eamon and Teagan.
Eamon returned to Redcliffe in 9:02 Dragon to assume the title of Arl while Teagan remained in Ansburg. His great ambition in life was to participate in the Grand Tourney. He was already an excellent horseman, and his combat instructors believed he had the potential to one day represent Ansburg in the Grand Tourney. On his eighteenth birthday, just a few weeks before participating in a Starkhaven tournament with his cousins Percival and Cador, Eamon sent him a letter asking him to return and rule the bannorn of Rainesfere. Teagan was initially set to refuse, but Thalia convinced him to travel to Ferelden to at least tell his brother in person. He met Eamon and his new wife in Denerim and they made the trip to Redcliffe together. By the time they'd reached Lake Calenhad, Teagan had agreed to become Rainesfere's bann. Despite his new responsibilities, Bann Teagan returned to Ansburg every year to visit his family.[4]
Involvement
Dragon Age: Origins
Immediately after the battle at Ostagar Teagan is shown standing against Loghain Mac Tir at the Landsmeet, highly suspicious of Loghain's withdrawal from the Battle of Ostagar. It seems he is the original instigator of the Bannorn's resistance against Loghain's regency, and he brushes off Queen Anora's reassurances that her father is "doing what is best for Ferelden" by pointedly asking her if Loghain also did what was best for her husband — Teagan's nephew.
When the Warden and party later arrive in Redcliffe, they find out that the city is besieged by undead, and that the seriously ill Arl Eamon is locked in his own castle, with no word from it at all. Bann Teagan is currently in charge of the town's defense and he pleads with the Warden and Alistair (if he's present) to help them defend the city; the Warden can agree or refuse. If the Warden elects to help, Teagan will answer any questions and direct him/her to the Mayor Murdock and the knight Ser Perth.
After the battle, Teagan gives a celebration speech, and asks the Warden to meet him by the windmill for their next move. He reveals there is a secret passage, and did not mention it before as he wanted to help in the battle. At that moment, Arlessa Isolde suddenly runs down the hill, to his shock. She insists that Teagan go in with her alone to help her son Connor, speaking of a "terrible evil" in the castle that is behind the attacks. He passes his Signet ring to the Warden, so they can take the secret passage and infiltrate the castle while he tries to create a distraction.
As it turns out, Connor is possessed by a Desire Demon, which ensorcels Bann Teagan. When the Warden confronts Connor, a brawl breaks out with the enthralled Teagan and castle guards. After the fight, he regains his senses and retrieves Jowan, who talks of a blood ritual to send a mage into the Fade to attack the demon controlling Connor (unless you elected to let Jowan out of his cell with the comment "Run. I don't want to see you again. Ever," in which case it will be Morrigan who mentions the ritual if she is in your party). After the Warden deals with the desire demon (one way or another), Teagan remains to watch over the Arling while Eamon remains comatose.
Once the Urn of Andraste is found and Eamon recovers, Teagan stays with his brother at Redcliffe Castle. Later, Eamon orders Teagan to stay with the Redcliffe garrison while he and the Warden go to participate in the Battle of Denerim. However, he brings reinforcements and was not far behind the main body of the Fereldan army: he is seen duelling and killing a hurlock as the Archdemon perishes at Fort Drakon, and leads a final attack on the routed darkspawn as the horde flees Denerim.
If the Warden sacrifices themselves to kill the Archdemon, Teagan will be present at the funeral.
The Darkspawn Chronicles
Bann Teagan is encountered when he rallies a squadron of soldiers outside the Arl of Redcliffe's Estate's in Denerim's Market District. He is the final boss of the Kill Bann Teagan quest.
Dragon Age II
Teagan can be encountered by Hawke in three different scenarios during the course of Dragon Age II, depending on the choices made in Dragon Age: Origins:
- If Alistair was made king of Ferelden, he will appear as Alistair's aide during the quest King Alistair in Act 3.
- If Alistair was exiled and became a wandering drunk, Teagan will appear in The Hanged Man during Act 2 and talk a reluctant Alistair into returning to Ferelden.
- He will appear as a guest of Duke Prosper's at Chateau Haine - with or without Isolde, depending on player choices, during the events of the Mark of the Assassin DLC. If Hawke has already encountered Alistair and Teagan, the Bann will mention their previous meeting.
Dragon Age: The Masked Empire
Dragon Age: Inquisition
After the Fifth Blight, Arl Eamon Guerrin elected to remain in Denerim and made Teagan the new Arl of Redcliffe. While both Eamon and Teagan were popular with their subjects, Eamon's only child, Connor, was either killed in 9:30 Dragon or forbidden by Chantry law from inheriting his father's title for being a mage. Knowing that Teagan would do well in the role, Eamon abdicated in favor of his younger brother.
In 9:41, the rebel mages under Grand Enchanter Fiona were allowed to take refuge in Redcliffe by Ferelden's monarch. When the mages allied with the Venatori, Magister Gereon Alexius evicted Arl Teagan and his soldiers from Redcliffe Castle and took control of the town. Teagan retreated to Denerim to seek aid in reclaiming Redcliffe.
If the Inquisitor recruits the mages:
Shortly after the Inquisition defeats Alexius and the Venatori, Ferelden's monarch arrives in Redcliffe. Angered at the mages' behavior, they rescind their offer of shelter, forcing the rebel mages out of Ferelden. With no other choice, they are forced to join the Inquisition, as either free allies or conscripts.
Arl Teagan later demands that the Inquisition provide reparations for Redcliffe. If the Inquisitor does so, Teagan then apologizes for the unpleasantness and extends an invitation to participate in the tournament to win the bannorn of Calon.
Arl Teagan eventually returns and resumes his duties. Even as Arl of Redcliffe, he spends more time in the Free Marches than he does in Denerim, and in Grand Tourney years, the people of Redcliffe complain that they see him so little they might as well be governed by a portrait on the wall.[6]
Trespasser
Two years after the Elder One's defeat, both Orlais and Ferelden have grown wary of the Inquisition's unchecked power and call the Inquisitor forth to answer for their actions. Teagan is sent to represent Ferelden, which as a nation favors the complete dismantling of the Inquisition, due to concerns of the Inquisitions' large military presence, namely Skyhold, being within Ferelden's borders.
During the Exalted Council, Teagan calls out the Inquisition's previous actions in Ferelden's territory, namely the capture of Caer Bronach. He draws comparisons to the Grey Wardens, who had invaded Ferelden under the pretext of "restoring order," leading to their exile during the Storm Age. His outrage only grows when the Inquisitor walks out of the Exalted Council and continues a clandestine investigation of the Qunari threat to the Winter Palace without notifying the Council in advance.
Following the resolution of the Qunari crisis, as the Inquisitor returns to the Exalted Council, Teagan admits that while everyone acknowledges the Inquisitor's deeds, Corypheus is no longer a threat. Ultimately, the Inquisitor makes the choice to either disband or reform the Inquisition.
Quests
Bann Teagan outside Redcliffe Chantry
Dragon Age: Origins
The Arl of Redcliffe- A Village Under Siege
- The Attack at Nightfall
- The Urn of Sacred Ashes
- The Landsmeet
- Massacre in the Market
Dragon Age II
Dragon Age: Inquisition
- The Arl of Redcliffe (war table)
- Reparations for Redcliffe (war table)
- The Arl's Invitation (war table)
- Trespasser
Skills
During the brawl in Redcliffe Castle, Teagan will use the following skills:
Quotes
Dragon Age: Origins
- "And now Denerim is under assault by the darkspawn. The death toll will be... staggering. I wish you luck, Grey Warden, for all our sakes."
- (When asked by a female Warden if he has any family himself) "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."
- "Loghain calls the Grey Wardens traitors, murderers of the King. I don't believe it; it is the action of a desperate man".
- (To Loghain) "The bannorn will not bow to you simply because you demand it!"
- (To Connor) "Nobody tells him what to do! Nobody. Ha, Ha, Ha, HA!"
Dialogue
- Anora: "Bann Teagan, my father is doing what is best."
- Teagan: "Did he also do what was best for your husband, Your Majesty?"
- Warden: "You don't believe Loghain's lies?"
- Teagan: "What, that he pulled his men in order to save them? That Cailan risked everything in the name of glory? (scoffs) Hardly."
Dragon Age II
- (While speaking with a female Hawke) "You're very brave. Take this, with my blessings. You remind me of someone...I hold dear, though I never had the courage to say that to her."
Dialogue
- Alistair (to Hawke): "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."
Dragon Age: Inquisition
Trespasser
- "You act as though you're the solution to every problem. How long before you drag us all into another war?"
Codex entries
- Codex entry: Bann Teagan Guerrin
- Codex entry: A Dispatch from the Crown of Ferelden
- Codex entry: Redcliffe
Note texts
Trivia
- While Teagan is normally seen wearing only his noble's outfit in Redcliffe, during his cutscenes in Denerim he is wearing a set of iron 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 romanced companions (even if they are in the party).
- Teagan's eyes and hair between Dragon Age: Origins and Dragon Age II are different colors, blue eyes and brown hair in Origins and brown eyes and red hair in Dragon Age II; this may be due to a mistake by the developers. In Dragon Age: Inquisition he once again has blue eyes and brown hair.
- Before the final battle in Denerim, his name is shown as Lord Teagan, not Bann Teagan.
- Despite being told to stay behind in Redcliffe, Teagan will be seen in Denerim during the final battle.
- If you compensate Kaitlyn well for her sword, she will eventually open a prosperous foundry and marry Teagan.
See also
Gallery
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Bann Teagan challenging Loghain
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Bann Teagan with Isolde
Teagan with Connor
Bann Teagan Guerrin - "Mark Of The Assassin" DLC
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Artwork of Teagan from Heroes of Dragon Age
Artwork of Teagan's tier progression from Heroes of Dragon Age
References
- ↑ Dragon Age: The Masked Empire
- ↑ Dragon Age: The Stolen Throne, Chapter 12. It's mentioned that around the time of the lost battle of West Hill in 8:99 Blessed, Teagan was eight years old.
- ↑ Dragon Age: The World of Thedas, vol. 2, p. 105. When the Guerrin family left Ferelden in 8:93 Blessed, Teagan was only two years old.
- ↑ Dragon Age: The World of Thedas, vol. 2, pp. 104-106
- ↑ McMillan Publishers.
- ↑ Dragon Age: The World of Thedas, vol. 2, p. 106
