This decision is recorded in Codex entry: A Study of the Fifth Blight, Vol.
Mages or templars were recruited during Broken Circle. This decision is supposedly recorded in Codex entry: A Study of the Fifth Blight, Vol. Connor lived or died during Arl of Redcliffe. Whether Zevran Arainai lived or died during Dragon Age: Origins. If the Warden is a mage, there is alternate text in Codex entry: The Tranquil. If the Warden is a dwarf, there is alternate text in Codex entry: Darkspawn. Depending on whether the Warden is a city elf, Dalish elf, or not an elf at all, there is variable text in Codex entry: The City Elves. If the Warden is a Dalish elf, there's alternate text in Codex entry: Vallaslin: Blood Writing and Codex entry: The Dalish Elves. In addition to major decisions made over the course of the game, the race and background of the Warden are also reflected in Codex entry: The Hero of Ferelden, amongst other codices detailed in this article. The Orlesian Warden-Commander origin may cause irregularities in dialogue, with Merrill in particular switching between her unique lines for a Dalish Warden and her generic lines for the other origins. All Awakening decisions are retained, but note that it's possible for both The Conspirators and Secret Rendezvous to trigger if you destroyed Amaranthine. The Orlesian Warden-Commander history resembles the one in Martyr, but Alistair is king alone and Miracle Makers does not trigger. 
Note that if you import an Orlesian Warden-Commander created in Awakening, it will warn you upon importing to Dragon Age II that it will fill in the missing details using the pre-built histories. Note: see Results and pre-built histories for full list of decisions
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