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The games would be very different if it were just established as a world without scars (just scars, I'm not talking about any specific type).
If no one was scarred, or at least most people weren't scarred because magic fixes everything, you'd have people horrified by heavily scarred people showing up. And then trying to fix them. Or maybe there's horrible things said about people with scars, like they're too poor to afford basic medicine. They could have been a sign of stigma.
Bioware could have built a world without scars, but didn't.
Scars are considered a normal thing that happens to you in Thedas
"Canonically" is a very nice word you use without backing it up properly aside from linking a fan wiki page.
Ignoring the asspull-white knight-wannabe move, there is no evidence that Krem underwent surgery/magical transformation in order to become a "man". Therefore, Krem is stil biogically a woman who thinks she's a man.
I'm also not saying get the pitchforks out over it either, but what i am saying is it is showing hypocracy that oh we can cater to these people for inclusion but god forbid no we can't have female curves on the main character too, If they had the ability to cater for all /most body types i'd be more likely to let it fly but they singled in that 1 act and to me that smacks of exclusion rather than the inclusion they said they were after by doing it.
Your best option would be polymorph potions but those are also rare and expensive.
So while, yes, theoretically the magic to change your body like that does exist, the average person will never be able to benefit as an item that can do it is out of the reach of virtually everybody who isn't either extremely rich, extremely powerful, or extremely well-connected, and the spells to be able to do it would be known and able to be performed by people who would either never be met by the average person, or would be unwilling to do it.
I'm an expert in Dragon Age cannon.
Look at the Mage class, there are no SHAPESHIFTING spells. It's just fireballs and stuff. FOOL!
Mages can't SHAPESHIFT in Dragon Age. Bwa hahahaha CRETIN!
Play DrAGon AGe OrIGins and complete the Korcari Wilds right at the beginning of the game, only then will you understand and grow wise.
IMBECILE!!!
There is a real interesting epsodoe of Enterprse next Generation, where a similar theme is the main plot, just vice-versa: there is a one-gender race, where peaple are, which are binary (e. g. male of female) Those people are happy being binary. But the society in this apisode forces them to go to medical treatment, that make them one-gender again...
I think some characters in such world, that suffers from gender dysphoria, might have done what you said. But some people don't want to fully commit to the physical change, there are multiple layers of how far a trans person would go and extend themselves into the other gender. And there are trans people that don't want to look like the gender they were born with, but that don't want to look like what is the opposite gender, they're usually trans non-binary. And I think this is a very sci-fi and fantasy thing, to just want to shape yourself in different ways and uses your own means and not necessarily "all" the means available.
Plus it might be out of the reach of some people that would want to fully commit and be directly totally changed into the other gender they more relates to.
And also, it won't erase their past, people might recognized them still or have been aware of this change and, conflicts or not, could have happen related to that.
So I don't think it's a plot-hole but more like, a plot-ressource, there's plenty to write about this in any settings. I am not trans myself btw, it's just my two-cents about it and how I see it in this kind of universe, I totally understand it can take away the 4th wall of immersion for some people, because to many people it's a "nowadays" debate or thing, but if you look into history carefully trans people always existed and shouldn't be hold and catalysed as "the modern days thing".
Take care anyways and have a good game session, if you happen to own the game somewhere else, I'm gonna get it myself soon maybe.
The 5 million people they needed to buy this game but refused to.
How about you actually brush up on the lore and take a moment to get off that high horse you're comfortably seated on.
Being a woman and dressing up as a man doesn't make you trans, it makes you a "crosdresser".
To actually be a trans you need to apply modern day treatment. Estrogen/Testosterone treatment, surgical intervention, etc.
If you want to play the white knight defender, at least arm yourself with proper knowledge.