Wait what? Sorry to bring this up again, but I'm pretty sure Wardens knew about how broodmothers were created prior to the Fifth Blight and the game DAO.
The Grey Wardens did know that broodmothers existed and that darskpawn were created from them prior to the 5th Blight, but they didn't know how the broodmothers themselves were made. The citation is in an interview Gaider gave where he was asked whether the discovery of how broodmothers came to be would affect the Wardens' inner policies about the Calling - would female Wardens have to be accompanied on their Calling by a male one now to make extra sure they really died and weren't captured to be turned into a broodmother instead, would they be forbidden from taking their Calling in the Deep Roads, etc. His answer was something vague like, yes things will probably change with this discovery but we haven't really thought about how, but it did leave the implication that this was new to the Wardens, a complicating factor they weren't aware of before the HoF found out what happened to Branka's crew, and would have to deal with from now on.
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. As for Solas and spies, they do need to bring someone new in, or someone from the ranks who's unexpected. I agree, working completely underground might be a problem. I still haven't gotten to Trespasser (Viv will NEVER be Divine), but I imagine my Inquisition being something like the Rangers from Babylon 5. After the Great War they faded into the background and became an intelligence arm waiting for the day that the Shadows would return. I see the Inquisition being similar with a "stop Solas, stop the Elven 'gods' if they get out." And I'm expecting Solas' plan to go awry again and then have to clean up after him.
