Character Delilah Howe
Race:	Human
Gender:	Female
Location:	City of Amaranthine (Awakening) Kirkwall (Dragon Age II)
Family:	Arl Rendon Howe (father) Nathaniel Howe (brother) Thomas Howe (brother) Unnamed son
Voice:	Jan Alexandra Smith - (Awakening) April Banigan - (Dragon Age II)
Appearances:	Dragon Age: Origins (mentioned only) Dragon Age: Origins - Awakening Dragon Age II

Delilah Howe is the daughter of Arl Rendon Howe and the younger sister of Nathaniel and Thomas Howe. She is involved in The Howe Family, Nathaniel's companion quest, in Dragon Age: Origins - Awakening.

Background Edit

She is mentioned in the Human Noble Origin, if the Warden is male, by her father, Arl Rendon Howe, though she is never actually seen.

Involvement Edit

Dragon Age: Origins - Awakening Edit

Groundskeeper Samuel informs Nathaniel that Delilah can be found in the City of Amaranthine. After finding her, she states that she never liked the idea of marrying the Warden (if he is a male Human Noble) and has already settled down with a husband of her own in the Arling's market district. Through dialogue, the player learns that her husband is a storekeeper named Albert.

At the point when she tells Nathaniel that she never liked the idea of marrying the male Human Noble, the latter can speak directly to her, at which she'll recognize him and apologize for Rendon Howe's deeds.

Dragon Age II Edit

She also makes an appearance in Dragon Age II, when starting the quest Finding Nathaniel. She will be outside the Chantry.

Quotes Edit

• Delilah: He's so much better than that stuck-up Cousland boy that father kept trying to set me up with.
• Warden: Well, I didn't want to marry you either!
• Alternate: I'm right here.
• Delilah: Oh. Er. That was you, wasn't it? Awkward!

Trivia Edit

• Delilah's eyes are different colors between Dragon Age Awakening and Dragon Age II, gray in Dragon Age Awakening and light brown in Dragon Age II; this may be due to a mistake by the developers. This same error occurred with Nathaniel. Delilah's hairstyle is also different.
• Even after finding his sister, Nathaniel will still condone the burning of the city of Amaranthine at endgame of Awakening. This was possibly an oversight.