Among the refugees are the remaining members of the Hawke family, who flee their home together at the start of Dragon Age II. RELATED: Dragon Age: Understanding the Fadeĭuring Dragon Age: Origins, the Fifth Blight in Ferelden causes a massive influx of refugees seeking shelter. Meredith was promoted to Knight-Commander by the Kirkwall Chantry's Grand Cleric Elthina, and Marlowe Dumar was raised to the position of Viscount. Not long after, things in Kirkwall began to get strange.
Reacting to this abominable act, a templar named Meredith Stannard attacked Viscount Keep, captured Perrin Threnhold and threw him into his own dungeon after stripping him of his title. When Divine Beatrix III sent the Kirkwall templars to intervene, Perrin rebelled against the Templar Order, infiltrating their headquarters to kill the Knight-Commander Guylian. When Chivalry 's son, Perrin, became viscount in 9:16 Dragon, he placed an extreme tax on Orlesian imports and blocked the Waking Sea from incoming traffic. In the early days of the Dragon Age, a vicious man named Chivalry Threnhold became viscount. Related: Dragon Age: The Mysterious Disappearance of the Elven Pantheon With nearly a million slaves living and working in Emerius during the this time, it became known as Kirkwall (named because of the jet cliffs surrounding it) after a massive slave rebellion saw the hanging and slaughter of the Tevinter Magisters who ruled there. Liberated from four years of Qunari rule by the Orlesians in the Storm Age, the people of Kirkwall rebelled against Orlais during the Blessed Age, gaining their independence at last, even as their ruler retained the Orlesian title of Viscount. Formerly known as Emerius and often referred to as "The City of Chains," Kirkwall was established as a center for the Tevinter slave trade in 620 Ancient. Over the centuries, Kirkwall has fallen under rulership of everyone from Tevinter to the Qunari, and it has seen its fair share of anarchy. Kirkwall, a coastal city-state in the Free Marches of Thedas, is the primary setting of Dragon Age II.
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