Even if they start, like Tiefling kids, at 8, that's still quite an age which I don't see in our characters. When I look in the mirror, it's right there, and there's no way to hide it.
Also, I don't think DA example is relevant here. I didn't play Origins, but in both DA 2 and Inquisition the Rogue is a completely suitable and respectable profession for anyone. First, because Rogues there aren't really rogues in the DnD sense, and second, because in DA everything goes as long as you are not a Mage.
The best way to describe my stance on the topic is probably this: moving between different social strata always generated intense hatred in medieval societies (which FR is based on). Nouveau riche are generally despised everywhere, and by everyone. An Urchin who bought themselves into a noble district will have lots of tension with their neighbours. Similarly, a Noble who lost their fortune and now has to (somehow!) live alongside paupers, will be equally loathed (by both their neighbours and other nobles).
If Larian is smart, they can use this aspect to add a twist to Tav's story once we reach Baldur's Gate. That would be tremendous. However, I don't see them to be particularly interested in creating a deep, complex storyline for our custom character.
