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[Jetblackbird]

I can't wait until her voice actress is revealed. I hope she does an interview like the British inquisitor voice Alix.

[Hanako Ikezawa]

Heys guys. I was looking at Josie's promo pictures again, and they are not in Skyhold, are they? I think they might be at Vivienne's place.

 

Loot at the architecture.

 

Spoiler

 

 

I always thought that pic was at Halamshiral myself. 

[Hanako Ikezawa]

"Some operations, like this one, are instantly resolved, but others ask you to pick which of your three advisors – Josephine (political), Cullen (military), or Leliana (spying) – is the right fit for the job, making them temporarily unavailable. You can visit with all three of these support characters inside Skyhold. "

"There are four perk types: Forces, Secrets, Connections, and simply ‘Inquisition’, the first three of which are tied to the aforementioned advisors. A Forces perk might increase your potion capacity by four; a Secrets perk might increase the XP you earn from picking up codex entries; one Connections perk grants better merchant offers on rare items. Skyhold changes as a reflection of which perks you favour, although I wasn’t told how."

forum.bioware.com/topic/510597-pc-gamer-preview-skyhold-passing-judgement-and-the-inquisition/

[TheLittleBird]

Considering how my Inquisitor is going to romance Josephine his Skyhold's probably going to look very... diplomatic/political.

[Hanako Ikezawa]

Considering how my Inquisitor is going to romance Josephine his Skyhold's probably going to look very... diplomatic/political.

Well, not necessarily. You can romance an adviser without ever really following their advice. So for example you can romance Cullen even if you always do espionage or diplomacy instead of military.

 

But yeah, I plan on following diplomacy mostly so it will for me.

[Lukas Trevelyan]

I wonder if Josie will give me some decorating advice

[TheLittleBird]

Well, not necessarily. You can romance an adviser without ever really following their advice. So for example you can romance Cullen even if you always do espionage or diplomacy instead of military.

 

But yeah, I plan on following diplomacy mostly so it will for me.

 

I know, but hey, if the woman I love tells me that the best plan is to go and have a peaceful talk with a fiery Rage Demon, do you think I'm going to be like: "Haha! You idiot! No I like Cullen's idea better." ?

 

Love makes blind, and I do plan on roleplaying my Inquisitor a bit like that. Let's say his love for Josephine gives him a certain love for diplomacy.

[Dr. Doctor]

Considering how my Inquisitor is going to romance Josephine his Skyhold's probably going to look very... diplomatic/political.

All of the Inquisition's henchmen and henchwomen shall have puffy sleeves. All of them.

[Saberchic]

I know, but hey, if the woman I love tells me that the best plan is to go and have a peaceful talk with a fiery Rage Demon, do you think I'm going to be like: "Haha! You idiot! No I like Cullen's idea better." ?

 

Love makes blind, and I do plan on roleplaying my Inquisitor a bit like that. Let's say his love for Josephine gives him a certain love for diplomacy.

And if you would have to send her to the Rage demon to make that happen?

 

I'd be careful if I were you.

[Maria Caliban]

Does romancing Josephine make one more inclined to diplomatic solutions? Does being inclined toward diplomatic solutions make one more interested in romancing Josephine?

I don't think she'll have that much of an influence on my decisions. I plan to go with whatever best fits the situation (in my mind) or metagame for traits I want (more potions? Cullen is going to be busy.)

I wonder if we can send Josephine out on missions that end up with her hurt or traumatized. Of the three advisers, she seems the one least able to handle herself if the situation goes south.

[TheLittleBird]

Does romancing Josephine make one more inclined to diplomatic solutions? Does being inclined toward diplomatic solutions make one more interested in romancing Josephine?

That depends on the character you're roleplaying as, I guess. It's how I intend to roleplay my first Inquisitor.

[TheLittleBird]

And if you would have to send her to the Rage demon to make that happen?

 

I'd be careful if I were you.

 

Pfft. The pen is mightier than the sword.

 

Yeah that's not the best of ideas.

[Hanako Ikezawa]

Does romancing Josephine make one more inclined to diplomatic solutions? Does being inclined toward diplomatic solutions make one more interested in romancing Josephine?

I don't think she'll have that much of an influence on my decisions. I plan to go with whatever best fits the situation (in my mind) or metagame for traits I want (more potions? Cullen is going to be busy.)

I wonder if we can send Josephine out on missions that end up with her hurt or traumatized. Of the three advisers, she seems the one least able to handle herself if the situation goes south.

To the first, depends on my character. To the second, yes. 

 

I don't think we'll be able to send Josephine out into the field like Cullen or Leliana because she isn't a fighter. I can see her being able to go out on missions in areas that aren't warzones though. 

[Hanako Ikezawa]

And if you would have to send her to the Rage demon to make that happen?

 

I'd be careful if I were you.

Speaking of Rage demons, those things are huge now. 

[Maria Caliban]

I don't think we'll be able to send Josephine out into the field like Cullen or Leliana because she isn't a fighter. I can see her being able to go out on missions in areas that aren't warzones though.

You get to pick which adviser you send out. There might be a few where you can't send one, but I expect the majority of them you'll be able to choose.

[ISpeakTheTruth]

I know that my canon Inquisitor is going to be a big fan of diplomacy and is going to enjoy working with Josephine.. and then enjoy hitting on her

[jtav]

Well, the character I'm most likely to romance Josephine with is actually an old character who fits better here than his home universe. He prefers political, economic, and cultural power because I value these things. And it's a reason I like Josephine. So it's all of a piece. Now he might be inclined to defer to her, but deferring to his lady was always something of a core trait.

[Lukas Trevelyan]

But I want Josephine to be able to get herself out of a fight through the cunning of her tongue! It'd be so badass! 

[KC_Prototype]

I want know he VA! Please tell me she has an Italian accent??!! I would melt like butter every time I speak with her  

[TheLittleBird]

Speaking of Rage demons, those things are huge now. 

 

As they should be, because I think a lot of rage has been building up in Thedas over the past years.

[KC_Prototype]

Well...that was not what I expected to see when I checked up on this thread. 

Aww come on! It be fun and saucy at the same time! 

[KC_Prototype]

That's it ! After watching that Morrigan video, I want a strip teasing scene as part of Josephine's romance arc.

 

Scene :- The Inquisition table with treaty papers strewn on it and decorated with candles. The Inquisitor is shackled to the wall or on a chair. There is sensual Antivan music playing in the background. Josephine then dances to the music and strips out of her clothes using her quill. 

 

 

*seductive negotiations*

 

If there is no scene like this, not romancing Josephine. 

.....My mind went places....I support this^

[Hanako Ikezawa]

You get to pick which adviser you send out. There might be a few where you can't send one, but I expect the majority of them you'll be able to choose.

Oh, I know. I was just saying the ones where it involves a battlefield, like Redcliffe Castle for example, she probably won't be an option. 

[Hanako Ikezawa]

But I want Josephine to be able to get herself out of a fight through the cunning of her tongue! It'd be so badass! 

That would be neat. Like for example we are surrounded by potentially hostile faction and while Cullen or Leliana will help fight them, Josephine talks them down.