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[raging_monkey]

She herself would never stoop so low. She's pretty hardcore about Chantry directive. "Magic must serve man and never rule over him." She knows how responsible mages must be.
 
But it is troubling in the sense of what kind of precedent this sets. While Vivienne is no magister, it may open the door to one. I'm willing to take that chance. Only because I know some Templar or Seeker would pop up and fight back. It's not like a mage would suddenly gather all power overnight, like Palpatine.

true and to be fair palpatine did what he did over years.... movies just made it seem overnight(love that series)

[DragonMage95]

I haven't finished the game yet, but I've been spoiled plenty by myself. Haha.

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If ever Cassandra ends up the Divine in my current playthrough, I think my inquisitor would stay by her side until her reign ended. They'd still be a powerful pair. And I do see the relationship still continuing in secret. He'd be The Divine's special Knight Enchanter.

As much as happy endings please me, I can't help but enjoy the idea of a divine having a secret relationship with a mage. It would probably be a scandal. Can you imagine the potential drama? I love it.

[AresKeith]

As much as happy endings please me, I can't help but enjoy the idea of a divine having a secret relationship with a mage. It would probably be a scandal. Can you imagine the potential drama? I love it.

 

They'll be scared of Cassandra

[Basement Cat]

They'll be scared of Cassandra

Especially if you hunted down all the high dragons. Oh, the new Divine is having an affair with a mage? Wait, that mage is the Inquisitor? They killed ten high dragons together? Right, moving on. 

[LobselVith8]

possibly but as pro mage as i am putting viv in power (a mage at that nothing personal) just screams "a 2nd tevinter" to me but thats my problem. Ill wait til DA4 comes to make final judgement

 

Leliana is much more preferable to me as Divine than Vivienne, albeit for different reasons. I do wonder what kind of relationship Cassandra's new sect of the Seekers of Truth would have with Leliana's new Chantry of Andraste.

[DragonMage95]

Especially if you hunted down all the high dragons. Oh, the new Divine is having an affair with a mage? Wait, that mage is the Inquisitor? They killed ten high dragons together? Right, moving on.

I doubt the Orlesians care about any of that. They love their gossip and scandalous affairs. I imagine it'd go something like this:
Orlesian 1: Is that the Divine, she fought with the Inquisition right? Her outfit is odd.
Orlesian 2: Hush, don't gossip, she's dangerous! She's killed multiple dragons and she'll probably do the same to you!
Orlesian 1: That's impressive! Anyways, I hear she's boinking the Inquisitor, he's a mage, isn't that crazy?

[raging_monkey]

Yeah, my bad. I knew that, but my mind went somewhere else for a sec.
 
 
I think Vivienne choice is mostly to give Templar friendly players pause. She'd be a character that they would find likeable, but choosing her requires them to ease up a bit on the mage hate. All the choices require us to ease up a bit, in fact.
 
I don't think there's a whole lot to be feared about a second Tevinter though. I think the fear is Templars will never fully get their way, no matter what. There's no happy ending for them.

no probs i was just teasing no offense ment and yeah templars do seem to be restricted or nuetered somewhat by the ending slides and ease up on mage hate doubtful lol

Leliana is much more preferable to me as Divine than Vivienne, albeit for different reasons. I do wonder what kind of relationship Cassandra's new sect of the Seekers of Truth would have with Leliana's new Chantry of Andraste.

thats a good question. Still confused that if cass restarts the seekers am i dumped cause i just didnt say yes or no to rebooting them

[TheChosenOne]

thats a good question. Still confused that if cass restarts the seekers am i dumped cause i just didnt say yes or no to rebooting them

 

Wonder if Mages could join the new Seekers? How come Mages can't form a protection agency? If anyone know how to deal with demons it's a well-trained Mage 

[Fizzie Panda]

Cassandra's romance is possibly the best Bioware romance I've ever done.

 

That moment when

 

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Cassandra is against romance so she walks out that door, but she bursts back out admitting her desire for romance.

[Jaron Oberyn]

Are you sure you want the answer though?

 

It's always better to know in my opinion. I'd still do future playthroughs where I romance her, but I would want to know what the ending meant. If it always ends, or if it's only the divine ending. 

[raging_monkey]

Wonder if Mages could join the new Seekers? How come Mages can't form a protection agency? If anyone know how to deal with demons it's a well-trained Mage

mages are hardly liked unless for war. Having them in power positions like that wont go well. Possibly

[ximena]

Cassandra's romance is possibly the best Bioware romance I've ever done.

 

That moment when

 

Spoiler

Cassandra is against romance so she walks out that door, but she bursts back out admitting her desire for romance.

 

YES. I thought the scene was at an end, and I was laughing at how the Inquisitor was scratching his head. And then she does come back.

 

As much as happy endings please me, I can't help but enjoy the idea of a divine having a secret relationship with a mage. It would probably be a scandal. Can you imagine the potential drama? I love it.

 

Exactly. I'm still torn about the possibility. On one hand, I want them to stay together without any problems, but the story about The Divine and Her Knight Enchanter is too delicious to pass up.  

[Br3admax]

Mages can't join the Seekers.

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Cured Tranquil are the definition of cray.

[BellPeppers&Beef023]

It's always better to know in my opinion. I'd still do future playthroughs where I romance her, but I would want to know what the ending meant. If it always ends, or if it's only the divine ending. 

 

In my ending where Cass decided to rebuild the Seekers, she mentioned on the balcony that the Inquisitor would be extremely busy in the coming days and months, and they should spend what little time they have with each other. I assume this is the same for a Cassandra that doesn't rebuild the Seekers or becomes Divine. Hence the reason she sounds and looks a little sad.

 

Divine or no, I would like to think that Cass and Quizzy "split" the same way the Warden and romanced Leliana "split". They may have to keep things long-distance for periods of time, but they are very much still a couple.

[raging_monkey]

I think making them part of the Chantry is key to any good future (part of the Chantry in ways besides the Circle). It's why I choose Vivienne as well. She's one of the better voices of Andrastianism I've seen in the games.
 
Maybe that doesn't mean the Seekers, but I don't know why it wouldn't hurt. It certainly wouldn't hurt the mage involved. They would never fear possession again. If I was a mage Inquisitor, I'd jump on that for sure.
 
Then again, maybe it hurts magic ability somehow.

yeah the "training" doesbt sound good for magi. But im the guy who thinks magi/mundanes should be separated and rarly interact with each other so im not the best to judge

[LobselVith8]

Wonder if Mages could join the new Seekers? How come Mages can't form a protection agency? If anyone know how to deal with demons it's a well-trained Mage 

 

I suppose it depends on whether or not Cassandra is accepting new recruits, or if she's focused primarily on finding any remaining Seekers of Truth first and foremost; it seemed like she wanted to share with the surviving Seekers the secrets of the Order, and decide from there how to proceed, although she clearly had some solid ideas about what direction she desired to take the new Seekers in. Considering she accepted Solas' help, and accepts a mage becoming Inquisitor, I don't think it's implausible.

[azarhal]

You're so stuck on that. Believe, azarhal. Believe. 

 

It's more in jest than anything. Although, I'm sucker for characters with super tragic life stories too.

 

As much as happy endings please me, I can't help but enjoy the idea of a divine having a secret relationship with a mage. It would probably be a scandal. Can you imagine the potential drama? I love it.

 

If the relationship continue, it won't be secret. Cassandra is too honest for that and a terribad liar anyway. Also, if it's not a secret, it can't be used against her in The Game.

 

Anyway, everyone will have to deal with a new Divine that walks around in armor, wearing a sword and without any hat on her head. I get the feeling that a boyfriend is not the most nontraditional thing she might do.

[Wissenschaft 2.0]

I have to say that I prefer Leliana as the new Divine as long as she unhardened. This causes her to use diplomacy to help smooth things over while she places major reforms. For anyone who want the mages free of the chantry, an unhardened Leliana leads to the best outcome.

 

As for Cass reforming the Seekers, sure her work might take her away from the Inquisitor from time to time but I imagine the Inquisitor will be quite busy with his own work as well. Such as diplomatic missions which, honestly, Cass is not the best at. Besides, Cass would be the last person to break up a relationship just because of some time spent separated. Cass is the definition of dedication. She says it herself, she does nothing that is not worth doing with all her heart.

 

And thats why we love you Cass.

[o Ventus]

If they just carry it on like Leliana, and I don't get an update for years.. then they should just kill my Inquisitor and be done with it. Death is better than mystery and half-assed storytelling. They need to try writing a different theme. Or kill me. These games don't have the luxury of a TV show, where you tune in the next week (or the next season at most). Game take too long. It's gotten to the point where I don't even care about my Warden anymore. 

This is why I'm not as big a fan of the "new protagonist every game" thing as I thought I would be, because your character always just goes missing. The Warden went missing after DAO (and the DLCs), Hawke went missing after DA2 (and then went missing again after DAI if they lived). The Inquisitor will probably just up and vanish from Skyhold one day, appear again for a 30 minute quest in DA4 or 5, and then go off somewhere else with little explanation.

[LobselVith8]

This is why I'm not as big a fan of the "new protagonist every game" thing as I thought I would be, because your character always just goes missing. The Warden went missing after DAO (and the DLCs), Hawke went missing after DA2 (and then went missing again after DAI if they lived). The Inquisitor will probably just up and vanish from Skyhold one day, appear again for a 30 minute quest in DA4 or 5, and then go off somewhere else with little explanation.

 

They could avoid that by exploring new regions, so that they don't have to explain why the former protagonist isn't there. New games can explore the Anderfels, Nevarra, the Free Marches, Antiva, Rivain, Tevinter, or the Qunari controlled islands of Par Vollen and Seheron. I suppose there could be an issue if we head to the Anderfels, given there are four people who could potentially be there, but that shouldn't be an issue for the Inquisitor.