It doesn't only have to do with your relative strength compared to where you were at game's beginning, but it probably also has a thing or two to do with the fact that you're going to be fighting massive amounts of these lesser Darkspawn for the duration of your time through to the end of the game. For whatever reason, most of the Hurlocks and Genlocks you'll fight in Redcliffe Village don't seem to be even remotely as strong as their counterparts that you have been fighting throughout the rest of the game.
Nearby, you'll see some Hurlocks and Genlocks running around, so you should go ahead and attack them in earnest. Pick his brain as much as you can about the events going on around here, and eventually, he'll scurry off. This guy is a resident of the village, and the only still-living person that hasn't yet arrived at Redcliffe Castle, where everyone is holed up, trying to at least temporarily protect themselves from the Darkspawn that have ruthlessly sacked their hometown. When you arrive at Redcliffe Village, step across the bridge in front of you, and you should run across a nameless man. Head there only after you're positive you've seen and done everything else, because there are no guarantees that you can step out of dodge once the endgame ball has been rolled (for lack of a better term).
Destroying the Archdemon | Denerim (Endgame, I)Ĭatalyzing Dragon Age: Origins' endgame will require you to first head back to Redcliffe Village, which, as you know, can be accessed off of the main map of Ferelden.
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