While some players may want to intentionally harden or soften Leliana for the purposes of their roleplaying, it's especially important if Leliana is elected as the next Divine. What Are The Consequences Of Hardening Or Softening Leliana? This guide has been updated to make it as clear as possible how the player can choose whether Leliana is hardened or softened by the end of the game. Updated Octoby Gabrielle Huston: With the newest Dragon Age game looming larger every day, players are eagerly replaying the games and making sure they've made the best choices for their playthrough. By the end of the game, Leliana can either be soft, also called 'inspired' (meaning she is empathetic and strives to find peaceful solutions to dealing with opponents - more spy than assassin) or hard, also called 'steeled' (meaning she is ruthless and fights for what she believes in with a ferocious will - more assassin than spy). She is your spymaster, a woman devout and loyal to the Chantry, Thedas' church.
In Dragon Age: Inquisition, companions change and grow in ways that don't require a hardening/softening aspect - but Leliana is the exception.
RELATED: Everything You Need To Know To Set Up Dragon Age Keep For Dragon Age 4 In Dragon Age 2, though the companions would grow and evolve with the player and their choices, there was nothing comparable to a hardening/softening system. In Dragon Age: Origins, the system applied to both Alistair and Leliana. The hardening/softening system describes how a character's personality in Dragon Age can change based on the player's dialogue options and story decisions.
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