Dragon Age: Who Is Morrigan's Father?
Dragon Age is a series full of mysteries from the origin of the Blights to what role the Titans played in Thedas' history. There are also a lot of mysteries to be solved when it comes to certain characters like Flemeth, Solas, and Anders. One character with perhaps the most mysterious of all is one of the first companions from Dragon Age: Origins, Morrigan.
Morrigan is the daughter of Flemeth, a witch who was raised in the Kocari Wilds by her mother. Much of her own identity is a mystery to herself, as she never knew her father and even has some doubts if Flemeth is even being truthful about their relationship. A couple of games later, the identity of Morrigan's father is still one of the games' big mysteries, and plenty of fans have shared their theories online.
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King Maric possibly being the father of Morrigan is a popular fan theory that came about after the release of the Dragon Age book, The Stolen Throne. The book is about how Maric and Loghain ended Orlesian's occupation of Ferelden. At the beginning, they meet Flemeth much like the Warden does in Dragon Age: Origins. Flemeth aids them but asks to meet Maric alone in her cabin. Loghain waits outside, and when Maric emerges in the morning, he refuses to tell anyone what happened between him and Flemeth that night.
This moment in the book led to fans wondering if Flemeth had Maric sleep with her, and if so, that would mean he is Morrigan's father. It was possible Flemeth wanted Maric in particular because she knew his bloodline was related to dragons and wanted that power for a daughter. This would have also made her half-siblings with Alistair.
However, this theory was denied both by the developers and in
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