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[MisterJB]

And we're still going to have to personally make poison for the rats in farmer Barlin's field.

[Former_Fiend]

Yeah, I know. I'm just saying we lead a huge organization.

 

I'm sorry, something completely unrelated; what, exactly, is going on in your avatar?

[Milan92]

Yeah, I know. I'm just saying we lead a huge organization.

 

Exactly. Just imagine if we had to do everything ourselves

 

Hence why we got 3 advisors in charge of 3 pillars of the oganization.

[MisterJB]

A theological debate regarding the nature of the world and how it might or might not prove the existence of the Maker, of course.

[Milan92]

And we're still going to have to personally make poison for the rats in farmer Barlin's field.

 

The burden of beign the protagonist 

[Master Shiori]

And we're still going to have to personally make poison for the rats in farmer Barlin's field.

Wouldn't be a grand tale of adventure if there weren't rats involved. 

[Former_Fiend]

A theological debate regarding the nature of the world and how it might or might not prove the existence of the Maker, of course.

 

And that requires Leliana bending over, sans-pants, for Morrigan because....?

 

Not that I'm complaining, mind you.

[KC_Prototype]

If she does my Inquisitor and her will get along fabulously. Same reason I expect to be on good terms with Cullen, Vivienne, Leliana and Iron Bull.

Why is that?

[KC_Prototype]

Exactly. Just imagine if we had to do everything ourselves

 

Hence why we got 3 advisors in charge of 3 pillars of the oganization.

Who will bow to our command or get Cassandra's glare

[KC_Prototype]

And that requires Leliana bending over, sans-pants, for Morrigan because....?

 

Not that I'm complaining, mind you.

Leliana is telling Morrigan that she is interested but Morrigan ain't having it.

[Master Shiori]

Why is that?

Leliana is pro-Chantry, Cullen is a former Templar who still holds true to the ideals of the order, Iron Bull is a Qunari and those aren't exactly in favor of mages running around with no kind of supervision and Vivienne is pro-Circle. So, I expect we'll get along fine based on that.

[Master Shiori]

Who will bow to our command or get Cassandra's glare

Cass had the second most epic glare in DA2 (first spot goes to Meredith), so that is nothing to joke about. 

[Former_Fiend]

Leliana is telling Morrigan that she is interested but Morrigan ain't having it.

 

You wouldn't happen to have a link to the full-sized image, would you?

[KC_Prototype]

You wouldn't happen to have a link to the full-sized image, would you?

here scroll down to the bottom.

[KC_Prototype]

Leliana is pro-Chantry, Cullen is a former Templar who still holds true to the ideals of the order, Iron Bull is a Qunari and those aren't exactly in favor of mages running around with no kind of supervision and Vivienne is pro-Circle. So, I expect we'll get along fine based on that.

Oh, I see. I see me getting along with all of them but still not seeing totally eye to eye because I think mages deserve freedom and equality. But I do agree with the circle of magi to a degree. Here are my thoughts on what should the chantry do for mages post Mage-Templar war: 

• Mages have more rights and freedom but from age 6 to 18 they need to attend the Circle of Magi for training. They still can leave the Circle on their own but lose all benefits(land opportunity, titles, jobs, etc) except freedom. Circle Mages get to go home to family on holidays and for an extended period after 9 straight months of training. 

[Assassino01]

here scroll down to the bottom.

 

Going to save that. For.... eh science you see. 

[azarhal]

 

Cassandra is pretty cool, yeah?

 

Yes she is.
 

So, anyone else hoping for a scene where Cassandra tests the skills of a Warrior Inquisitor with a blade? Basically, the Cassadra vs Byron scene in Dawn of the Seeker.

Note: that wasn't an euphemism.

 

I was thinking that we might see that between Cassandra and Iron Bull considering they like to talk shop.

[The Elder King]

On the Cullen advisor thread Allan actually said that the Inquisition starts rather small.

[jlb524]

On the Cullen advisor thread Allan actually said that the Inquisition starts rather small.

 

It's the Inquisitor, Cassandra, Leliana, Cullen, Scribbles working out of Scribbles' mom's basement.

[azarhal]

On the Cullen advisor thread Allan actually said that the Inquisition starts rather small.

 

And it shouldn't get that big either. In DAO Mage Origin, Lily talks about the door in the basement that needs magic and a password to open. It has one plank for each of the first Templars: 247 of them (if I remember my number correctly). These first Templars were the people who made up the original Inquisitions after ~200 years of existence. Their might have been a few more, because the Seekers were the leaders, but it was a sub 300 people organization.

[The Elder King]

It's the Inquisitor, Cassandra, Leliana, Cullen, Scribbles working out of Scribbles' mom's basement.

This is Allan's post on the matter (i thought It'd be better to show it):

The Inquisition is still relatively small in overall scale, especially at the start of the game.

[KC_Prototype]

So, anyone else hoping for a scene where Cassandra tests the skills of a Warrior Inquisitor with a blade? Basically, the Cassadra vs Byron scene in Dawn of the Seeker.

Note: that wasn't an euphemism.

I hope so, that be fun and interesting to  see what she'll say if you began to flirt with her.

[Xilizhra]

I intend to allow all city elven members of the Inquisition to learn more about Dalish traditions and participate in our rituals if they so desire. Would Cassandra have an issue with this?

[KC_Prototype]

Going to save that. For.... eh science you see. 

LMFAO, I did so as well. Science rules!

[The Elder King]

I intend to allow all city elven members of the Inquisition to learn more about Dalish traditions and participate in our rituals if they so desire. Would Cassandra have an issue with this?

Cameron stated our forces' formation will change based on the choices we made and the factions we support, though I doubt you'll be able to teach the elves the dalish traditions .
I think she might not be happy about it, though ultimately I think she cares more about the recruits being good soldiers then their Faith.