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[Daerog]

I do hope that if they are adding a political aspect when visiting Orlais, they do a better job than what happened in Orzammar; as krul2k said, it was just "picking A or B." The only intrigue came from the other characters, not the PC.

[Plaintiff]

Not me. Orzammar and the Deep Roads in particular were extremely monotonous, probably the worst part of DA:O, with the possible exception of the Fade.

DA2's Deep Roads sections were bland as well, but had the distinct advantage of being short.

[ForgottenWarrior]

I heard that DA universe was inspired by George Martin's "Song of fire and ice". Judging by TV-series, political games was part of that inspiration. So... i expect even more of those 'Games' in DA:I.

[Mr.House]

I do, one of my disappointments with DA2 wast he lack of politics. While I did enjoy the religion war between the Qun and Chantry in act 2, I wish there was also politics on par with the civil war and Orzammar plot.

[the prime enchanter]

Master Warder Z wrote...

the prime enchanter wrote...

hmm i wonder what would happen if the inquisitor was challeged by a nobal and a person high in rank in templar order to his position as inquistor

What?

I don't understand the question here really.

Are you stating that the Inquisitor in this situation would be forced to choose between a noble and Templar as in whom to support a political situation?

That would be interesting.

uhm not just as much. the inquisitor holds a lot of power and as he rises up into the world's high places politically and with his rising military strength many nobles and templars would want to take advantage of his position of even assume his position so they'd have greater power. they could challenge the inquisitor for his title and his role as leader for that massive power ... quite interesting.

[Eveangaline]

I did.