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[SgtSteel91]

Ultimately in my opinion, Cassandra is too great a character to lose to the chantry and I feel making her Devine is like killing her potential in the DA universe and specifically in DAI prematurely. It feels as if; with these characters set to potentially take on a role like that they're poised to not show up in any significant capacity soon. My Lavellan romanced her, respected her views on the chantry and on the maker, but just doesn't want her to be Devine of the chantry. Unhardened Leliana as Devine just feels like icing on that cake.

 

I really hope that in a later game, you can elevate Cassandra to Queen of Nevarra, like you can with Alistair.

[SgtSteel91]

She's like a hundredth-something in line. No chance to be anything like Alistair.

 

I think if you want the noble who embraces their nobility, it's Josephine.

 

Life Bioware finds a way...

[AresKeith]

 

Life Bioware finds a way...

 

Her grandchildren wound have a higher chance at the throne than her

[Dr. Doctor]

It's a long shot but I hope we get to witness a Team Inquisition/Team Hawke meetup. Mostly because having Cassandra and Aveline meet would be pretty great.

[Cespar]

That awkward moment when you think Cassandra is going to go all bad ass on a dragon, but we died instead…. 

[Andres Hendrix]

@Merela

So it is a bow and not simply an arrow? He could bassically say, "In case you're wondering that's not my bow, it's my oddly shaped dick..." XD lol 

[Dr. Doctor]

That awkward moment when you think Cassandra is going to go all bad ass on a dragon, but we died instead….

Champion or Knight Enchanter specs can solo dragons all day long.

[Wheatax]

This thread needs more Cassandra screenshot. *incoming pic spams*

 

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Concerned Cass


Smug Cass >:}


Relieved and happy Cass

[Cespar]

Champion or Knight Enchanter specs can solo dragons all day long.

Lol I know, but it's just funny to think about. 

[Call Me Jord]

So what step of Insanity am I at if I start dreaming about the companions?

 

Last thing I remembered before waking up was Cassandra claiming I was flirting with the Spymaster. The look on her face was how I felt at the end of my first playthrough, it woke me up.

 

But anyway, a new desktop background pic!

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Her eyes *_* Wish I had a second monitor set up so that I can have all my Inquisition pictures on rotation on one screen while gaming on the other, but maybe after Christmas.

[Milan92]

Allow me to contribute to the pictures.

 

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Cass & Inquisitor spending time together.

[Call Me Jord]

Allow me to contribute to the pictures.

 

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Cass & Inquisitor spending time together.

 

I'm waiting for a Unity homage bug where the npcs appear in a cutscene like this. Inq and Cass spend some alone time, and out of nowhere one of the Blacksmith appears, hammering a sword while this happens lol

[Milan92]

I'm waiting for a Unity homage bug where the npcs appear in a cutscene like this. Inq and Cass spend some alone time, and out of nowhere one of the Blacksmith appears, hammering a sword while this happens lol

 

I actually had a bug like that happen during a scene between Cass and Bull.

 

Cass was beating Bull with a stick, yet in the background there was another Cass hitting dummies 

[Call Me Jord]

I actually had a bug like that happen during a scene between Cass and Bull.

 

Cass was beating Bull with a stick, yet in the background there was another Cass hitting dummies 

 

Oh god she multiplied!

 

Now I can send the clone to be the Divine, while the original stays with me !

[Alan Rickman]

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I also feel as if Cassandra's ending as Devine is essentially like pushing a metaphorical reset button on Thedas. Its like the Seekers are reset to what they once were, Templars and the Circles are back as well. If Anders was the only mage that had a problem with circles the rebellion would not have had that much steam and I probably would not have thought much of this ending, but it feels as if choosing Cassandra is just setting up Thedas to repeat itself with no progress made.

 

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Don't forget, there were people that disagreed with Leliana as well. It was not universally accepted. She won them over with talks; similar to what the player has Josephine do when dealing with people with the caveat that if Leliana is hardened instead of negotiating peacefully, she just kills those who disagree to force change.

 

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Actually, Vivienne would be the reset button. She is extremely uncompromising and restores the Circles and the Templar order to just how they were before the civil war, with any dissent being smashed down with an iron fist.

Leliana goes the completely opposite direction, giving mages freedom and reforming the Chantry into a far more compassionate institution that's more "modern" and accepting in comparison to the medieval Papacy that Vivienne prefers.

Cassandra seems to be somewhere in the middle, trying to not rock the boat too much while still gradually trying to change things since she recognizes that the way things were didn't exactly work.

[Milan92]

I like how all three Divine choices aren't bad.

[CreepingShadow]

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Actually, Vivienne would be the reset button. She is extremely uncompromising and restores the Circles and the Templar order to just how they were before the civil war, with any dissent being smashed down with an iron fist.

Leliana goes the completely opposite direction, giving mages freedom and reforming the Chantry into a far more compassionate institution that's more "modern" and accepting in comparison to the medieval Papacy that Vivienne prefers.

Cassandra seems to be somewhere in the middle, trying to not rock the boat too much while still gradually trying to change things since she recognizes that the way things were didn't exactly work.

Yeah Vivienne is the one who wants to keep the current social order, Cassandra wants reform but unlike Leliana knows that things take time, and that you can't throw the baby out with the bathwater.

[Br3admax]

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Actually, Vivienne would be the reset button. She is extremely uncompromising and restores the Circles and the Templar order to just how they were before the civil war, with any dissent being smashed down with an iron fist.

Leliana goes the completely opposite direction, giving mages freedom and reforming the Chantry into a far more compassionate institution that's more "modern" and accepting in comparison to the medieval Papacy that Vivienne prefers.

Cassandra seems to be somewhere in the middle, trying to not rock the boat too much while still gradually trying to change things since she recognizes that the way things were didn't exactly work.

Not really. 

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Vivienne gives the mages more freedoms and responsibilities, but they answer to her.

Cassandra reforms the Chantry as a haven, and reforms the Orders, but leaves the Circle the same.

Leliana gets rid of the Circles and lets other races into the Chantry,

 

There is no status quo. 

[azarhal]

I like how all three Divine choices aren't bad.

 

The epilogue slices all have their own understated warnings of bad to come in the near future. Also, the slide are incomplete, they don't give the full picture of what happens. There is enough vagueness to have a certain statu-quo:

 

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For example, the College of Magi exit in both Cass and Leliana's ending, the differences in world state is who created it. Vivienne could easily end up with it after a few more years.

[BellPeppers&Beef023]

I was thinking about it... From a lore perspective Cassandra is probably the most accomplished/skilled warrior we've had as a companion. Just a cut above Sten and Loghain. No, mages, golems, ect., don't count.

 

Aside from the 'mundane version' of our protagonists she's the best warrior in Thedas we've encountered so far. That's pretty badass.

 

She began her Seeker training when she was six, so she's been in the business for more than 2 decades. Being trained by a master swordsman helped too.

 

Lore wise though, Ser Michel and Lambert (in Asunder) would likely be a match for her. Hard to tell with Loghain, as we're not sure how much fighting he did after the rebellion several decades ago. And Sten lost to Alistair in the comics, so there's that.

[Jaison1986]

I was thinking about it... From a lore perspective Cassandra is probably the most accomplished/skilled warrior we've had as a companion. Just a cut above Sten and Loghain. No, mages, golems, ect., don't count.

 

Aside from the 'mundane version' of our protagonists she's the best warrior in Thedas we've encountered so far. That's pretty badass.

 

I aways figured it was Aveline? Inquisition even has an ocasional joke of Varric telling an companion that Aveline is easily stronger then them.