As opposed to the nomadic and isolationist life led by their Dalish cousins, city elves live alongside humans and other races in the various realms and cities of Thedas, but the two are far from equals. He can be found inside a throne room in ( M16, 1). The city elves are the descendants of those elves that accepted the Chantry's terms after its successful Exalted March upon the Elves' second homeland, the Dales. You can talk to Duncan (he's one of the Grey Wardens) even before the ceremony has officially begun. You can agree to his proposal, you can dismiss his offer and you can even treat this as an insult and order Gorim to execute him.

He'll offer to give you a noble dagger for free, but in exchange he'll want everyone to know that it was a gift from him. A weapon merchant is offering items for sale in ( M17, 3) and during your initial conversation with him you'll find out that he has an interesting proposition. You can ask only Mardy or you can ask both women to join you in your bedroom. Mardy and Teli found in ( M17, 2) are known as women 'hunting' for noble dwarves. If you plan on siding with Bruntin you can allow him to kill the scholar, you can scare the scholar away, you can force Gertek to not publish his book or you can convince the scholar to change the overall shape of the book (best way to solve this dilemma). You would then have to talk to Gertek and in return he would give you a precious book or coins. If you plan on siding with Gertek you can be more or less subtle while talking to Bruntin and you can even ask your buddy Gorim to kill him (it can be a public execution or a stealth kill away from crowded areas). It turns out that Gertek wrote a book that shows the negative side of a founder of Vollney's house. Approach them and it won't take long until you scoop the problem. As soon as you've arrived in explore the area near the main entrance to the palace and you'll meet two dwarves - Bruntin Vollney and Scholar Gertek ( M17, 1).

Dragon age city elf origin