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[KitKat21]

If they pull that card I want Josephine to higher a Crow to slap the Inquisitor.

Just slap? I'd think the Crow would knock the Inquisitor unconscious and drag them back to Antiva.

[Hanako Ikezawa]

So since the Inquisitor and the advisers seem involved in stopping Solas in the last cutscene, do you think Josephine will play a big role in the next game?

[Bayonet Hipshot]

So since the Inquisitor and the advisers seem involved in stopping Solas in the last cutscene, do you think Josephine will play a big role in the next game?

 

She potentially can play a big role. Why ?

1. She has connections and knows lots of people that Solas does not know.
2. She and by extension the Montilyet family has resources, which has now become exponential.
3. She has her diplomatic skills which can be useful for persuading someone to join the cause or to talk someone down.

It is my personal opinion that if you choose to disband the Inquisition and create an A-Team or Agents of Shield kind of squad to stop Solas or to talk Solas out of his mad plans...Josephine is one of the most valuable and practical love interest to have...The only other potential love interests that I can see as being valuable and practical for a disbanded Inquisition is Dorian and Cassandra...

[AresKeith]

So since the Inquisitor and the advisers seem involved in stopping Solas in the last cutscene, do you think Josephine will play a big role in the next game?

 

Depends on the next game, if it's solely about stopping Solas (which I doubt) then maybe

[Qunquistador]

Until DA4 where Josephine appears and Bioware pulls a "My beloved disappeared _______ ago and I haven't seen them since." 

My Inquisitor disappeared to fight Brotranto and Josephine ended up tracking her down and telling her off. She's not stupid enough to try it again.

 

It is my personal opinion that if you choose to disband the Inquisition and create an A-Team or Agents of Shield kind of squad to stop Solas or to talk Solas out of his mad plans...Josephine is one of the most valuable and practical love interest to have...The only other potential love interests that I can see as being valuable and practical for a disbanded Inquisition is Dorian and Cassandra...

And none for Cullen, eh?  I like the A-Team analogy. I joked that it would be like Charlies Angels because I honestly don't want my Inquisitor doing anything but calling the shots via Dorian's message crystal from the relative safety and cover of Antiva. And I'd like Josephine to play a furtive role as well.

 

Maybe they'll be more like Mr. and Mrs. Smith, only more high level, boring nobles by day and covert operatives by night

 

I chose the happy disband option because I thought it would look better politically and throws people off the scent of the covert Inquisition in their effort to kill Solas. It seems safer, too. I think Josephine's the best partner for a shrewd, politically minded Inquisitor but Dorian is also excellent for plans in Tevinter.

[Bayonet Hipshot]

And none for Cullen, eh?  I like the A-Team analogy. I joked that it would be like Charlies Angels because I honestly don't want my Inquisitor doing anything but calling the shots via Dorian's message crystal from the relative safety and cover of Antiva. And I'd like Josephine to play a furtive role as well.

 

Cullen is better off being a source of hope for ex templars and lyrium addicts. The home he sets up for these types of people are valuable.

[Gamedam Meister]

So since the Inquisitor and the advisers seem involved in stopping Solas in the last cutscene, do you think Josephine will play a big role in the next game?

I definitely think she has a higher probability than most due to her story not having any radically branching paths. Cassandra, Cole, Cullen, Leliana, The Iron Bull, Thom Rainier, and Vivienne have very different ending scenarios so having them as more than a cameo is difficult. Varric is in a position where he can't really do anything. Solas is obviously out for helping the Inquisition. That just leaves Dorian, Josephine, and Sera with stories that are capable of supporting bigger roles. As well as maybe some of the more minor members like Charter, Dagna, Harding, etc. 

 

Plus as others have said, Josephine can be a huge asset in the political and economic fields both in the Social Darwinistic culture of the Tevinter Imperium as well as the other nations abroad. 

[Giggles_Manically]

So has anyone found the entire trespasser romance yet for Josie in a video?

 

There is only the opera part on youtube so far.

Also i think I missed a convo or two and am not sure and it is slowly driving me insane....well more insane. 

[Hanako Ikezawa]

So has anyone found the entire trespasser romance yet for Josie in a video?

 

There is only the opera part on youtube so far.

Also i think I missed a convo or two and am not sure and it is slowly driving me insane....well more insane. 

That's pretty much it. The only other romance stuff she has is a few words during the main plot, like you reassuring her that you'll be safe and a tender moment when the advisers learn about your Mark. 

[Qun00]

I was astonished when I heard that Josephine is in favor of disbanding the Inquisition.

With every other character pressuring the player to do it, I would have expected her to be the only one who appreciates the amount of work that went into building this thing.

I still remember her response in the war table mission where the Inquisition is supposed to compensate the nobles for Blackwall's lie.

"Do we want the Inquisition to survive beyond Corypheus's defeat? We won't always be at war. Why alienate allies when it would take so little to appease them? "

[Hanako Ikezawa]

Really? She smiles when I decided to keep the Inquisition around at the end of the DLC. I think she just didn't like how we were handling the Qunari situation by lying to and threatening our allies. To be honest, I agree with her. I would have informed the others at the start. I felt bad we left her alone to cover for us while we investigated.

[Qun00]

It's what I've been told, anyway. I hope I'm wrong.

[Jaron Oberyn]

Depends on the next game, if it's solely about stopping Solas (which I doubt) then maybe

Patrick Weekes said in a tweet that there will be closure for the Solas story if they do another game. So I think it's safe to say he may be the villain if they are greenlit for DA4.

[Milan92]

Patrick Weekes said in a tweet that there will be closure for the Solas story if they do another game. So I think it's safe to say he may be the villain if they are greenlit for DA4.

Just imagine if EA is suddenly like, "Lets not do another DA game."

[Jaron Oberyn]

Just imagine if EA is suddenly like, "Lets not do another DA game."

Not so much that as "Do one more and then close out". It's worrying that they still haven't even been greenlit a year out, but Laidlaw and Darrah don't seem to be troubled by it. Gonna be a rough wait though.

[Qun00]

Really? She smiles when I decided to keep the Inquisition around at the end of the DLC. I think she just didn't like how we were handling the Qunari situation by lying to and threatening our allies. To be honest, I agree with her. I would have informed the others at the start. I felt bad we left her alone to cover for us while we investigated.

You mean we aren't even given the option to handle it the morally right way?

[Jaron Oberyn]

You mean we aren't even given the option to handle it the morally right way?

Initially it's kept under wraps because you don't know the full extent of what's going on. But when you do, you have the option to inform them or keep it a secret.

[Wulfram]

So since the Inquisitor and the advisers seem involved in stopping Solas in the last cutscene, do you think Josephine will play a big role in the next game?

In my epilogue she left the inquisition, so probably not?

[Jaron Oberyn]

In my epilogue she left the inquisition, so probably not?

She seems to be the new head of her household, I think that happens in all of them too. The only ones likely to return are Cullen, Josephine and Cassandra.

[Bayonet Hipshot]

Turns out being nice is not always the answer. I am glad I went the Leliana way for this quest.

 

[Milan92]

Turns out being nice is not always the answer. I am glad I went the Leliana way for this quest.

 

 

Yeah, totally doing things Leliana's way next time.

[vertigomez]

Turns out being nice is not always the answer. I am glad I went the Leliana way for this quest.
 

Oooh, can somebody tell me what happens? I can't watch it right now.

[Iakus]

Oooh, can somebody tell me what happens? I can't watch it right now.

 

Spoiler

If you took the diplomatic route to getting her family reinstated, Rivaini pirates start coming after their ships.  She "takes it in stride", except for the one time her sister nearly eloped with a dashing pirate prince...

 

If you took Leliana's route, the House of Repose approaches Josephine with an offer to help.  Josephine makes it clear she doesn't need assassins, but could use some guards...the Rivaini pirates learn her ships aren't so helpless after all....  

[Kukuru]

Oooh, can somebody tell me what happens? I can't watch it right now.

Spoiler

"After easing the Inquisition's transition into the Chantry, Josephine returned to Antiva and her family."

"She was soon approached by an agent from the House of Repose, whose assassins have been killed by inquisition agents on Josephine's behalf."

"Far from being offended, the House of Repose was inquiring as to whether Josephine might have need of their services."

"She quickly persuaded them she had no need for assassins, but instead hired them as guards for the Montelyet's new trading vessels."

"Rivaini pirates trying to rekindle an ancient feud soon learned that the Montelyet's ships were not lightly boarded, and her house prospered greatly."

[vertigomez]

Thank you both!