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[Master Warder Z_]

Lol they did beat those mages like they owed the IRS.

Really shows the whole "professional army vs untrained, undisciplined rabble" angle.

[Tyrannosaurus Rex]

I see every reason to downsize. I don't want that power. 

 

You don't play the Templar quest. It's exactly how I see the Inquisition ending up as, sooner or later... even with the best intentions. 

 

That's what I hope. I would love to see the inquisition be an antagonist for our main character in 4.

 

"Heresy against the inquisition is the only charge we need,"

[Colonelkillabee]

That's what I hope. I would love to see the inquisition be an antagonist for our main character in 4.

 

"Heresy against the inquisition is the only charge we need,"

Only if it means I get to kill Marysueliana for good.

[Master Warder Z_]

Only if it means I get to kill Marysueliana for good.

Oh!

Strangle her with her bows own draw string!

[Colonelkillabee]

Oh!

Strangle her with her bows own draw string!

As the Tumblrinas would say... "I ship this. I ship this soooo hard."

[thesuperdarkone2]

And here I thought this was the Cass thread, not the "kill Leliana" circlejerk thread. Guess haters gonna hate.

[thesuperdarkone2]

Only if it means I get to kill Marysueliana for good.

Then you'd fight the Inquisitor. Could you handle killing them and possibly Cass?

[Colonelkillabee]

Then you'd fight the Inquisitor. Could you handle killing them and possibly Cass?

Yep. My character dies by her side. Can't think of a more fitting end for warriors like them. They'd want me to if they ever became what they hated. Especially Cassandra.

[Colonelkillabee]

And here I thought this was the Cass thread, not the "kill Leliana" circlejerk thread. Guess haters gonna hate.

You thought wrong Allow me to reintroduce myself. My name is Colonelkillabee and I hate that ******.

[thesuperdarkone2]

Yep. My character dies by her side. Can't think of a more fitting end for warriors like them. They'd want me to if they ever became what they hated. Especially Cassandra.

I doubt it considering that it's almost impossible to be a complete A-hole as the Inquisitor. The Warden could sell a kids souls to sleep with a demon, what's the worst the Inquisitor can do?

[Colonelkillabee]

I doubt it considering that it's almost impossible to be a complete A-hole as the Inquisitor. The Warden could sell a kids souls to sleep with a demon, what's the worst the Inquisitor can do?

It was a hypothetical presented. I'm not defending its likeliness. Only saying I'd be all for it if I get to kill a certain redhead.

[Colonelkillabee]

And because I think I'd make a pretty boss villain.

[The Baconer]

But when I play a pro-templar character it always comes down to whether I want to change things and make Cassandra the Divine or leave everything as it was (which is not a wise decision in general) and go with Vivienne. Lately I've started seeing Vivienne the Blackwall way - as a power hungry opportunistic snake who crawled into the Inquisition for a power grab, so she's out. Cassandra is a much better and honest option. She'll want the old orders like Templars, Seekers, Circles and Chantry intact for the reforms. So in this world state I allow her to rebuild the Seekers.

 

Vivienne most certainly would not want the Seekers as they were before. She wants a Templar order firmly leashed to her hand, and having another organization with the authority to snatch the Templars out of her grasp interferes with that. Indeed, a reformed Seeker order is implied to be an entirely independent organization in this ending.

[Master Warder Z_]

what's the worst the Inquisitor can do?

Allow world war three to happen.

o.o which you accomplish by doing nothing, absolutely nothing.

[Colonelkillabee]

Vivienne most certainly would not want the Seekers as they were before. She wants a Templar order firmly leashed to her hand, and having another organization with the authority to snatch the Templars out of her grasp interferes with that. Indeed, a reformed Seeker order is implied to be an entirely independent organization in this ending.

True, though if your inquisitor is backing her and giving her support, I doubt she'd try anything since you're also supporting this new seeker order. The Inquisition is also another organization out of her grasp, one that is very powerful. I doubt she'd want to interfere with what would basically just be yet another arm of the chantry and inquisition. The templars also become the core of your personal army. They're all well ingrained and intertwined.

[Master Warder Z_]

Another reason for the Inquisition to die.

[thesuperdarkone2]

Vivienne most certainly would not want the Seekers as they were before. She wants a Templar order firmly leashed to her hand, and having another organization with the authority to snatch the Templars out of her grasp interferes with that. Indeed, a reformed Seeker order is implied to be an entirely independent organization in this ending.

It's telling that literally every ending changes the system by giving mages more freedom. Vivienne gives mages more freedom than before and leashes the Templars, Cass intends to give the mages more freedom and have the templars be protectors instead of jailors (meaning Evangeline was an instance of a model templar), and Leliana straight up gives mages independence and disbands the templars. 

 

It's also interesting that if you ally with the Templars and get Leliana as divine, Leliana is the one who remakes the Seekers so I'm wondering if she always does this or only if the Templars still exist as a separate order.

[The Baconer]

True, though if your inquisitor is backing her and giving her support, I doubt she'd try anything since you're also supporting this new seeker order.

 

I absolutely wouldn't support them having the power they did before, even when I choose to reform them.

 

Of course, the game can't really acknowledge this... which is why I never reform them.

[Colonelkillabee]

They do have too much power, I agree. Cassandra's changes may work well for now, but when she's gone, it'll go back to the way it was, especially after the mage divine vivienne is gone. Or any of our likely super temporary choices for Divine.

[thesuperdarkone2]

I'm wondering, if you tell Cass to disband the Seekers and she becomes Divine, does her ending still have her remake the Seekers? Also, I found out if she hates the Inquisitor and becomes Divine, she makes the Chantry hate the Inquisition and uses the Seekers to violently put down people who oppose her rule.

[Master Warder Z_]

I absolutely wouldn't support them having the power they did before, even when I choose to reform them.

Of course, the game can't really acknowledge this... which is why I never reform them.

*Seekers reform regardless*

[The Baconer]

*Seekers reform regardless*

 

Doesn't matter if they do. The mage I put on the Sunburst Throne will ensure they never have the capacity to do so much damage to Thedas ever again :>

[azarhal]

Spoiler

 

Source: http://marowowe.tumb...r-slightly-less

 

The only thing I though when reading this is "twice, she read it twice". Does this make me a bad person?

[Master Warder Z_]

Doesn't matter if they do. The mage I put on the Sunburst Throne will ensure they never have the capacity to do so much damage to Thedas ever again :>

Whatever your delusion is friend.

[The Baconer]

Whatever your delusion is friend.

 

I don't think I'm the delusional one :>

 

As if anyone would find the Seekers credible after this.