I don't recall her fighting mages anywhere else than inside Redcliffe Castle. But then again, I didn't really pay attention to what was going on on-screen as much as to what was being said.
The group of Templars, is actually a group of Templars and Mages fighting each others and both side turn on the Inquisitor's party.
But there isn't actually anything to suggest that. Just because both factions are lead by mages doesn't mean they are allied after all. Also, if the Inquisitor in that world state allied with the mages (which evidently she did, since she was fighting Templars on her way to Redcliffe Castle), then it makes even less sense to connect the two.
In the dwarven demo, the Inquisitor is seen fighting both Templars and mages (normal Southern Templars and mages) in the Hinterlands. Therefore, it is quite possible the first trip to the Hinterlands is when we make the selection regarding which faction to support while the scene where we see Redcliff castle being swallowed by the Fade ocurrs at a much later stage and happens if you support the mages.
As for the reasons, who knows? Maybe the mage leadership thought it could use the Inquisition while keeping contact with Tevinter allies. Our support and resources thus empowered Tevinter as well which enabled them to reach and take over Redcliff.
In the dwarven demo, the Inquisitor is seen fighting both Templars and mages (normal Southern Templars and mages) in the Hinterlands. Therefore, it is quite possible the first trip to the Hinterlands is when we make the selection regarding which faction to support while the scene where we see Redcliff castle being swallowed by the Fade ocurrs at a much later stage and happens if you support the mages.
As for the reasons, who knows? Maybe the mage leadership thought it could use the Inquisition while keeping contact with Tevinter allies. Our support and resources thus empowered Tevinter as well which enabled them to reach and take over Redcliff.
Or perhaps, if you side with the Templars desperation forced the mages to seek help of the Venatori.
Or perhaps, if you side with the Templars desperation forced the mages to seek help of the Venatori.
Good point. However, I believe one of the producers specifically said this was the result of siding with the mages.
But don't quote me on it, I'm not sure.
There it is. As you can see, Templars and mages are fighting on the Hinterlands and the Inquisitor steps in and calmy serves as a third party so peace negotiations can commence.
Or perhaps, if you side with the Templars desperation forced the mages to seek help of the Venatori.
It was Indeed said that the PC chose to support mages.Good point. However, I believe one of the producers specifically said this was the result of siding with the mages.
But don't quote me on it, I'm not sure.
There it is. As you can see, Templars and mages are fighting on the Hinterlands and the Inquisitor steps in and calmy serves as a third party so peace negotiations can commence.
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It was Indeed said that the PC chose to support mages.
Wow. That's interesting.
Edit: Love the post with the picture, but I'd cut out the pic if you're gonna quote it, so it doesn't take up too much room.
Yup. That's why a think RT will come up if you supported templars.Wow. That's interesting.
Edit: Love the post with the picture, but I'd cut out the pic if you're gonna quote it, so it doesn't take up too much room.
Yup. That's why a think RT will come up if you supported templars.
Yeah. That's probably a good guess.
There it is. As you can see, Templars and mages are fighting on the Hinterlands and the Inquisitor steps in and calmy serves as a third party so peace negotiations can commence.
I'd also like to take a moment and say again that I'm glad neither seem to be stuck wearing robes and skirts again 
Also I noticed that the mage had a outfit similar to the Dalish Arcane Warrior in Heroes of Dragon Age
What the hell is up with the floating books?
What the hell is up with the floating books?
Are you saying your books don't float?
What the hell is up with the floating books?
Certain mage class probably? Magic does weird things lol
Lol, I haven't noticed it until you mentioned itWhat the hell is up with the floating books?
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The theory of both the RT and the Venatori working together and with the Big Bad seems very likely to me.
Agree. However, I think the RT's are indirectly serving the Big Bad's purposes, while the Venatori are the bad guy's main forces.
Certain mage class probably? Magic does weird things lol
Lol, I haven't noticed it until you mentioned it
It seems It's still a weapons for mages NPCs.
I believe that both times the mage NPC in question was named "Spellbinder" and their main attack was casting runes on the ground. Then, they could teleport in a flurry of pages.
I believe that both times the mage NPC in question was named "Spellbinder" and their main attack was casting runes on the ground. Then, they could teleport in a flurry of pages.
A Venatori mage in the old demo had one too, It most likely is a certain mage NPC class
I'm s0rt of hoping Cullen is next, will be interesting to see iwhat happen witrh him and how he has changed. Mayne he become a knight-commander and didn't ggo off like the rest of the templars.
I'm s0rt of hoping Cullen is next, will be interesting to see iwhat happen witrh him and how he has changed. Mayne he become a knight-commander and didn't ggo off like the rest of the templars.
Perhaps he became Knight Commander of the Gallows.
A Venatori mage in the old demo had one too, It most likely is a certain mage NPC class
It was called a Venatori Conjurer, I believe.
I'm s0rt of hoping Cullen is next, will be interesting to see iwhat happen witrh him and how he has changed. Mayne he become a knight-commander and didn't ggo off like the rest of the templars.
It was called a Venatori Conjurer, I believe.
So it would make sense for Conjurers and spellbinders to use books lol
Perfectly normal Templars, no Red Lyrium in sight.
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