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[Shadow Fox]

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Yes.

 

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What about siding with the Templars?

[Hanako Ikezawa]

If anyone is worried about the mission concerning Empress Celene and Cassandra's approval -

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You can actually find out (had to replay the whole mission to get that) that all three parties were conspiring against each other (Gaspard, Celene, Briala) and outmatch them at their own Game. Then you can tell them to work together for the Inquisition cause and they announce that their talks were successful. This way no one dissaproves, you actually get approvals from most of the companions.

So the game guide doesn't seem to be covering all the choices you can make.

How do you get that scene?

[The Elder King]

How do you get that scene?

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I Think we have to get full court approval. I read that at one moment, when picking a side, There was a Fourth option, though I don't know if it was a simply investigate option.

[Aramintai]

How do you get that scene?

Well, basically you need to find compromising evidence on all parties.

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Scouring every nook and cranny is a must there (especially look for Briala's amulet in Celene's vault). But what mainly exposes them, I think, are 3 witnesses at the royal wing that can testify on each party's wrong doing.

Save an elf woman from a harlequin assassin, open the door with halla statues and release a knight bound to bed (in quite compromising fashion  ) and save a Fereldan mercenary from Florienne's thugs. Oh, and if you have 85+ apporval of the court you can publicly expose Florienne and she's taken away by the guards before she even manages to do anything. After that you can point out to all 3 of them that you know about their plans and choose an option to work for the Inquisition.

[Hanako Ikezawa]

Well, basically you need to find compromising evidence on all parties.

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Scouring every nook and cranny is a must there (especially look for Briala's amulet in Celene's vault). But what mainly exposes them, I think, are 3 witnesses at the royal wing that can testify on each party's wrong doing.

Save an elf woman from a harlequin assassin, open the door with halla statues and release a knight bound to bed (in quite compromising fashion  ) and save a Fereldan mercenary from Florienne's thugs. Oh, and if you have 85+ apporval of the court you can publicly expose Florienne and she's taken away by the guards before she even manages to do anything. After that you can point out to all 3 of them that you know about their plans and choose an option to work for the Inquisition.

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Ah, okay. I wasn't able to rescue the guy locked in the room so that is what stopped me. Thank you very much.

[Aramintai]

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Ah, okay. I wasn't able to rescue the guy locked in the room so that is what stopped me. Thank you very much.

Yea, well, it seems that there are not enough halla statues to open all the doors at the palace. So be mindful of which you're opening. This one required 5 of them, if I'm not mistaken.

[Hanako Ikezawa]

Yea, well, it seems that there are not enough halla statues to open all the doors at the palace. So be mindful of which you're opening. This one required 5 of them, if I'm not mistaken.

Yeah, it took 5. 

[azarhal]

Cassandra's "But you're the Inquisitor" line after suggesting that you read her book is just pure... I'm not sure what it was, but whatever it was, it was great.

 

The best part is that the approval system shows that she totally want you to read the books. Ahahahaha.

 

There is a bit of the porcelain doll princess left down there.

[Ace Attorney]

Very spoiler based question

 

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I posted earlier about the choices that get approval from Cassandra. My first Inquisitor is a Human mage who is going after her and I am probably siding with Mages as allies, among other choices against her. I'd like to secure Leliana as the next Divine because she gives Mages the most freedom. Cassandra would maintain the Chantry as it is but change what isn't right about it. But acting to support Leliana means not supporting the Chantry as is, which might tick off Cass. Also, if Cassandra is Divine, it might spell doom to the relationship. So I'm in a conumdrum. Do I pursue an very uphill (maybe impossible) outcome of Romance Cassandra, Leliana as Divine, and being very pro mage? Or just go with another romance? I think Cassandra is the most interesting romance for males but is very opposed to some ideals I'd favor.

[Aramintai]

Very spoiler based question

 

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I posted earlier about the choices that get approval from Cassandra. My first Inquisitor is a Human mage who is going after her and I am probably siding with Mages as allies, among other choices against her. I'd like to secure Leliana as the next Divine because she gives Mages the most freedom. Cassandra would maintain the Chantry as it is but change what isn't right about it. But acting to support Leliana means not supporting the Chantry as is, which might tick off Cass. Also, if Cassandra is Divine, it might spell doom to the relationship. So I'm in a conumdrum. Do I pursue an very uphill (maybe impossible) outcome of Romance Cassandra, Leliana as Divine, and being very pro mage? Or just go with another romance? I think Cassandra is the most interesting romance for males but is very opposed to some ideals I'd favor.

Choosing Mages as allies is not the end of the world. (Even though personally,  I'm playing as a mage who conscripted them, because they just made things worse for all the mages, even neutral ones, and they need to face the consequences of their foolsih actions, not being doted upon as if nothing happened.) There are plenty other quest choices to make to gain her approval, including her personal quest. And I'm not even mentioning just talking to her about things and playing a fauthful supporter of the Chantry card. So there are plenty of ways to gain her approval.

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As for making her the Divine or not is all up to you. I thought that Leliana would be the best candidate, but she seems to be bent on changing everything cardinally, which may not neccessarily be the best thing for Thedas. Cassandra seems like a middle ground between Leliana and Viviene. As for her leaving you for the Chantry - I've no idea, there's no mentioning about Divines being prohibited to have lovers. And since it's all about changing things she may as well change that rule if it even exists.

[azarhal]

Very spoiler based question

 

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I posted earlier about the choices that get approval from Cassandra. My first Inquisitor is a Human mage who is going after her and I am probably siding with Mages as allies, among other choices against her. I'd like to secure Leliana as the next Divine because she gives Mages the most freedom. Cassandra would maintain the Chantry as it is but change what isn't right about it. But acting to support Leliana means not supporting the Chantry as is, which might tick off Cass. Also, if Cassandra is Divine, it might spell doom to the relationship. So I'm in a conumdrum. Do I pursue an very uphill (maybe impossible) outcome of Romance Cassandra, Leliana as Divine, and being very pro mage? Or just go with another romance? I think Cassandra is the most interesting romance for males but is very opposed to some ideals I'd favor.

 

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You need to push for choices that try to fix the Chantry's mistakes to get Cassandra elected going by what I've read, but when looking at the list it's like impossible to guess which ones do that.

[Bayonet Hipshot]

Choosing Mages as allies is not the end of the world. (Even though personally,  I'm playing as a mage who conscripted them, because they just made things worse for all the mages, even neutral ones, and they need to face the consequences of their foolsih actions, not being doted upon as if nothing happened.) There are plenty other quest choices to make to gain her approval, including her personal quest. And I'm not even mentioning just talking to her about things and playing a fauthful supporter of the Chantry card. So there are plenty of ways to gain her approval.

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As for making her the Divine or not is all up to you. I thought that Leliana would be the best candidate, but she seems to be bent on changing everything cardinally, which may not neccessarily be the best thing for Thedas. Cassandra seems like a middle ground between Leliana and Viviene. As for her leaving you for the Chantry - I've no idea, there's no mentioning about Divines being prohibited to have lovers. And since it's all about changing things she may as well change that rule if it even exists.

 

Also who knows...

 

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If you can still be a lover, that could mean...a DLC romance scene in the Grand Cathedral ? On the Sunburst Throne ? 

 

Also...

 

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With Cassandra as Divine, the Chantry may end up using Swords & Shields as a supplementary Chantry book...Varric's authoring business will bloom !

 

[azarhal]

I was thinking about Cassandra's Seeker gifts and I'm now wondering

 

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How the hell she discovered she could do that? Does the Seekers bring a mage or templar for the new recruit to try stuff to them?

[Milan92]

I was thinking about Cassandra's Seeker gifts and I'm now wondering

 

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How the hell she discovered she could do that? Does the Seekers bring a mage or templar for the new recruit to try stuff to them?

 

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That reminds me of the heavy discussions that appeared after it got revealed that Chevaliers kill a few elves during their rite.

[Espurr]

Question regarding this whole Divine business, since I haven't been able to find a definitive answer

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Is it possible to make Cass Divine after allying with the elves? I've seen that conscripting them basically guarantees it'll be Cass, but is there still a way to make it happen if I took them as full allies? She's my choice at this point so if I'm going to have to go back and replay 10 hours of game I'd rather do it now.

[Br3admax]

I was thinking about Cassandra's Seeker gifts and I'm now wondering

 

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How the hell she discovered she could do that? Does the Seekers bring a mage or templar for the new recruit to try stuff to them?

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"Now, lit this person's blood on fire."

 

Note to self once again, do not make Cassandra angry. 

[Br3admax]

There's no reason it wouldn't work on a blood mage. They're still mages live any other. :/

 

Lyrium is naturally occurring in the blood of mages. 

[azarhal]

On top of that, Seekers are immune to mind control according to Cassandra. So a blood mage is just a mage that bleed himself to death...

[Finnn62]

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I almost want make Cassandra the Divine, because she actually cares about the people. Is there any way to do that, but keep the romance going? Also, what does Cassandra's new Divine-name become?

Other option would be to make Leliana the Divine, but she's really changed and become a murderous, ruthless person, so I'm not sure I'd want to do that. Anyone figure out yet what all plays into who becomes Divine?

[Jaison1986]

There's no reason it wouldn't work on a blood mage. They're still mages live any other. :/

 

Lyrium is naturally occurring in the blood of mages. 

 

They don't. They need to drink lyrium for that to happen. And why would an blood mage drink lyrium if they can use their blood to power their spells instead?

[Br3admax]

They don't. They need to drink lyrium for that to happen. And why would an blood mage drink lyrium if they can use their blood to power their spells instead?

Yes it does. You obviously don't know who Dagna is. Lyrium is in the blood of mages, which is theorized to be the source of their magic. 

[azarhal]

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I almost want make Cassandra the Divine, because she actually cares about the people. Is there any way to do that, but keep the romance going? Also, what does Cassandra's new Divine-name become?

Other option would be to make Leliana the Divine, but she's really changed and become a murderous, ruthless person, so I'm not sure I'd want to do that. Anyone figure out yet what all plays into who becomes Divine?

 

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From spoiler I've seen Leliana/Cassandra both use Divine Victoria.

[thespotlight.]

Does making Cassandra the Divine affect your romance with her? If so, how can I avoid that? I'm still relatively early into my game, and I'd like to have my Inquisitor romance her.