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Now for the "editor", there's Dragon Age Toolset, you can edit everything with it, from stats of your whole party, each character individually, to gold, to approval, to inventory capacity. You could edit other things like character voice and even some events, but that's a lot trickier. You have to be completely sure, that you know, what you're doing, else you could easily invalidate your save file that way. From my personal experience, I've edited my character voice and it resulted in my Warden being completely silent, because obviously, I'm not an expert, eventually I had to change the values back to get the original voice back and it worked. So if you really want to edit your character's save that way, get some decent guide on how to work with the Toolset.
The only other option is to play the game from the start to the end. Change stats, if you must, but don't fiddle with events. Good luck, if you're brave enough to do that.