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[Pierce Miller]

What do you think the backgrounds of the different inquisitor variations will be?

[Jaison1986]

For what I understand, Human Inquisitor is an noble. Mage Inquisitor is also a member of the family, but likely stripped of his/her status due to their nature as an mage

 

Dwarf Inquisitor is an surfacer, descending from the Cadash taig

 

Elf Inquisitor is an dalish, be it mage or non mage.

 

And Qunari Inquisitor is an outsider of the Qun.

 

I think that's all the detail we've got.

[Pokemario]

Human Warrior or Rogue - Noble

Human Mage - Former Circle Mage

Elf - Dalish

Qunari - Vashoth

Dwarf - Surface Dwarf

[Pierce Miller]

For what I understand, Human Inquisitor is an noble. Mage Inquisitor is also a member of the family, but likely stripped of his/her status due to their nature as an mage

 

Dwarf Inquisitor is an surfacer, descending from the Cadash taig

 

Elf Inquisitor is an dalish, be it mage or non mage.

 

And Qunari Inquisitor is an outsider of the Qun.

 

I think that's all the detail we've got.

I definitely enjoy the idea of a mage stripped of his land and titles due to his nature, Interesting role-play possibilities

[WardenKing]

For what I understand, Human Inquisitor is an noble. Mage Inquisitor is also a member of the family, but likely stripped of his/her status due to their nature as an mage

 

Dwarf Inquisitor is an surfacer, descending from the Cadash taig

 

Elf Inquisitor is an dalish, be it mage or non mage.

 

And Qunari Inquisitor is an outsider of the Qun.

 

I think that's all the detail we've got.

 

Pretty much sums it up, my thoughts exactly.