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| + | |name = Utha |
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| + | |race = Dwarf |
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| + | |appearances = [[Dragon Age: The Calling]], [[Dragon Age: Origins - Awakening]] |
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| + | Utha is a female dwarf, first seen in [[Dragon Age: The Calling|The Calling]], with brief appearances in [[Dragon Age: Origin - Awakening|Awakening]]. She is mute, and uses sign-language to communicate. |
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| + | ==Background== |
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| + | |Utha is one of the [[Silent Sisters]] -- female dwarves who cut out their tongues in emulation of Astyth the Grey. Utha joined the Grey Wardens afterward, to avenge her family, who were slain by the Darkspawn. Throughout the events of [[Dragon Age: The Calling|The Calling]], Utha becomes tainted by the Darkspawn taint and decides to join the Architect. |
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| + | ==Involvement in Awakening== |
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| + | She is seen at the Architect's side, apparently offering violent solutions to his problems -- though she never says a word, all of her dialogue must be inferred from The Architect's responses. |
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Revision as of 11:59, 23 March 2010
Utha is a female dwarf, first seen in The Calling, with brief appearances in Awakening. She is mute, and uses sign-language to communicate.
Background
Utha is one of the Silent Sisters -- female dwarves who cut out their tongues in emulation of Astyth the Grey. Utha joined the Grey Wardens afterward, to avenge her family, who were slain by the Darkspawn. Throughout the events of The Calling, Utha becomes tainted by the Darkspawn taint and decides to join the Architect.
Involvement in Awakening
She is seen at the Architect's side, apparently offering violent solutions to his problems -- though she never says a word, all of her dialogue must be inferred from The Architect's responses.