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[dragonflight288]

With Inquisition coming out November 18th, and with the capability to play as multiple classes and races, adding in Morrigan is Celene's Arcane Advisor and Vivienne is a member of the court as well, I think it will be interesting to discuss how a Lucrosion Inquisitor would handle leading the Inquisition. 

 

Ultimately, the agenda is to save the world from itself, the devs have made that clear. But I thought it would be fun to discuss HOW a lucrosion would approach certain problems that may arise in Inquisition. 

[lil yonce]

I haven't thought about it much. Focusing on diplomacy and customizing keeps into trade centers will help a lot, I think. Putting circle mages in positions where they can use their power against the big bad will be good. Healers will be good, and using mages for mundane tasks like keeping and gathering supplies for factions will also be good. They could keept meat cold on front lines, use tranquil to enchant. In peace talks, getting concessions out of the templars and Chantry to loosen circle restrictions would line up with a Lucrosian mindset. Generally gaining coin and political capital for mages wherever possible would work. Maybe its possible to do while eliminating the exisiting Circle of Magi, but I don't know. I think the Lucrosian ideology work best within existing power systems, in reform efforts, and not from the ground up with everyone hating you and little leverage.

[dragonflight288]

Hmm, well we are given the option on how we wish to set up our keeps and strongholds. More miltaristic, espionage, or commerce.