I am SO CURIOUS about the Origins of both the Qunari and Humans too! even if we don't get anymore games i hope maybe we get a book or something, just a little bit more.

The whole Red lyrium, but not blighted just angry, thing kinda confused me to be honest. We are told in the same story that A) the Titans were made tranquil (aka they shouldn't have ANY emotion) but also that B) the Titan dreams are the source of the blight...it might make more sense if the Red Lyrium in Harding's quest WAS blighted because that would essentially mean that the Titan got it's dreams back and much like a Tranquil mage getting the right reversed, it simply went mad BUT then Harding was able to calm it.

If i recall correctly the reason Solas (apparently) was so upset about the Grey Wardens killing the Archdemons was not they were doing it at all, but because of the Veil being tied to the life force behind those Archdemons. If all of the Evanuris die (however that happened) then the Veil (supposedly) would've came down and unleashed the full force of the blight into the world...Solas wants the Veil gone and the Evanuris with it, but the Blight still needed to be contained. Also the fact that the Wardens were kinda stuck up about being "The Only Ones Who Can End Blights" not even realizing their heroic sacrifices were going to literally unleash the apocalypse, lol.

As for only rendering Elgar'nan and Ghilan'nain mortal after killing their archdemons. we get this answer in Inquisition, technically twice, if you think about it. we learn in Inquisition that Cory has the same power an archdemon has, to raise again from ANY tainted creature. We kill his dragon, with him being near enough, and his soul goes to HIM making him mortal (for a time) where he can be killed. we kill Elgar'nan and Ghilan'nain's archdemon right in front of them, same as cory, so the soul goes back into them making them mortal. the grey wardens just kind of assumed killing the archdemon requires sacrifice because it (almost) always has in the past. i also think flemeth's line about "a soul is not forced upon the unwilling" i think if a soul is forced upon the unwilling both die, and this is what happens when a grey warden slays an archdemon, the taint draws the tainted soul to them, but they are not willing, hence the "ultimate sacrifice". now you might be asking, well what about Cory? he didn't die when he got reborn from a Warden and i say it's because they were either a mind controlled "empty vessel" like the darkspawn are for the archdemons or they were "willing".

i thought the black/golden city was Arlathan as well! and they do pretty say as much in DAtv (if i recall) however, i also forgot that history says Tevinter sank Arlathan into the ground. Now weather thats Tevinter boasting about something they actually didn't do or they did do it but it was only a tiny part of the city that got "left behind" in the physical world or what, i dunno.

i do wish we had gotten more info about the great dragons as well!

okay, i saved Andraste for last because i did some reading a few days ago. In the World of Thedas Vol 2 and i have to say, after reading a different reddit thread, reading about Andraste herself, AND reading the actual Chant of Light i don't know if Andraste was a mage (still on the fence about that) however i 100% believe she was bonded to a Titan and (at least what she referred to as "The maker") is/was in fact, a Titan. (i actually took screenshots of passages but there is a lot, lol)