The maul Oath-Breaker is the counterpart to the Origins longsword Oathkeeper, which is in turn a reference to George R.In the Hanged Man on the wall near Isabela there is a painting of Oghren.A random junk item called 'Rod of Fire Request Form' can be found in the Templar Hall during The Last Straw, which is a reference to the Magi Origin quest item.When approaching the Qunari Compound at the Kirkwall Docks, Bethany will mention that one of them killed her best friends back in Lothering, which is a reference to Sten.Like Bethany, Aveline states she feels wary around Chantry Sisters, all because of a Red-Haired Trickster in Lothering.In the Chantry, Bethany may mention Leliana, saying she misses her telling stories in Lothering.If The Warden remained romanced to Alistair and they weren't king and queen, the bartender at the Hanged Man may mention King Alistair having a mistress.
In Act 1, if you talk to the bartender at the Hanged Man then he may say something about the rapid decline in the pigeon population in Ferelden. 
This is a reference to a line The Warden has when they first meet Flemeth and she asks what they think she is.
When Aveline calls Flemeth a Witch of the Wilds, she mentions one of the many names she's called, one being: "An old hag who talks too much". The first words that Flemeth says in Dragon Age II - "Well, well, what have we here?" - are exactly the words Morrigan said when the Warden first met her in Dragon Age: Origins. Additionally, you can find the One True Pantaloons as a random side-quest. This is a reference to an unmarked easter egg quest involving various precious-metal pantaloons that continued through Baldur's Gate, Baldur's Gate II, BGII: Throne of Bhaal and The Lord of the Rings (The Sting, a sword that glows when orcs are close). In the Hanged Man, the waitress named Norah makes a comment about how Varric told her Hawke found a pair of magical pantaloons in the Deep Roads that glow when darkspawn are near. This harkens back to the Baldur's Gate Series and Minsc's signature battle cry to his miniature giant space hamster companion, "Go for the eyes, Boo!" During combat, one of your companions will randomly yell "Go for the eyes!". She is also at the Gnawed Noble Tavern in Denerim and part of a quest in Origins. This is a reference to Baldur's Gate II, where the mage 'Edwin' is turned into a woman at the end of the game. ,-Prince-Humperdinck-from-The-Princess-Bride-(right).jpg "dragon age origins easter eggs")
If you speak to Varric in The Hanged Man, he will make a comment about a serving girl named 'Edwina'.
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