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[TK514]

I had forgotten about Blackwall.  He might also be a good choice.

[Razored1313]

It depends on the situation. If we are talking about my second in command in the field it would be Cassandra as from what we know our methods align and I can count on her to make the hard decisions people like cole and sera couldn't or wouldn't. If we are talking about my number two at base and foreign affairs it would be josephine, she is my characters opposite and I think having a diplomat and peace keeper would be a good check and balance against my more hot headed, ruthless inquisitor to make sure he doesn't get too out of control. and she seems to be good at getting work done with little sleep so I can consider her reliable.

[atheelogos]

Josephine- Because she about diplomacy and wont start fights in my name while I'm gone

Blackwall- Seems like an honorable person

Varric- Because it's Varric and he cares about the people the inquisition is trying to save.

[DuskWanderer]

Not a party member, but I would probably put Leliana is the Number Two. Although espionage is her specialty, she has enough experience with diplomacy and war that I would trust her to handle matters of any import. Cullen makes a distinct possibility as well, I'd imagine he'd have a wealth of experience, I just think Leliana has more.

[Grand Admiral Cheesecake]

Varric obviously. Morale will skyrocket.

[Neon Rising Winter]

Cassandra, she gives off a responsible adult vibe.

[ISpeakTheTruth]

Anybody but Vivienne... I can almost guarantee that she's going to be the one that betrays you I can just smell it. lol

[AresKeith]

Anybody but Vivienne... I can almost guarantee that she's going to be the one that betrays you I can just smell it. lol

 

Bioware never said anything about companions betraying you

[ISpeakTheTruth]

They don't have to one of your companions always betrays you in the game. Morrigan and Alistair both betray you depending on your decision and Anders straight up starts a war right under you nose and says "Hey stuff happens"

 

Vivenne strikes me as someone who loves her position so much that she'll do anything to make sure that she keeps it or gets more power..... once she sees that she can get that through betraying you or undermining the Inquisition she'll do. Mark my words.

[VulpineSneak]

I wonder what would happen if I lost Cole in charge?

[Thermopylae]

I've got to got to go with "Ispeakthetruth" on this, Vivienne, who is shiny and gorgeous as hell, just oozes betrayal. But expecting betrayal from her is possibly part of her charm. 

 

I would consider putting Leliana or Morrigan as second in command, simply on the basis of their experience, after a considered interview to determine their dispositions. Ideally I would put a diplomatic subordinate in charge, reserving strategic decisions to be made by an expert council with a watch commander to make emergency decisions should a rapid response time be required.

[john-in-france]

Based on female warrior inquisitor.

 

Skyhold second in command: Cullen, he will hold the keep or die trying.

Team Bravo leader: Cassandra or Blackwall, depending on whom we are fighting. Psychologically, I'd use Cassandra if fighting against Templar, and Blackwall if fighting against mages, in the hope that team Bravo may make the opposition think twice about attacking them.

[Bloodlupine]

Cas or Cullen

[Shadow Fox]

Cullen,Leliana and Josephine for base operations.

 

Cassandra and Blackwall for field operations.

[TheChris92]

Varric, because reasons.

[themageguy]

Cassandra or Cullen.

[Sir Froggie]

Clearly the drunken qunari is the most qualified.

[Fortlowe]

Varrick. He's already held the position of second in command behind his brother, then arguably Hawke. He's deft at moving people, places, and things into the alignments needed to accomplish the desired results. He can hold his own in a fight, a negotiation, or a con. Cassandra is the popular choice, Vivienne is probably the most qualified, and Leliana the most experienced, but Varric is the rational choice.

[Ryzaki]

Varric.

 

He's a smooth talker and can probably get people moving where they need to be moved.

[CrazyRah]

Cassandra would be the one that i'd pick. Reliable, experienced and different enough from the idea of my Inquisitor that she can cover areas that my Inquisitor won't be able to

[HaHa365]

Without digging to deep into the ones I know little about, probably Blackwall. I beleive he can follow orders well and can make decisions without direct intervention.

[AlexiaRevan]

HAHA This is my choice 

 

[Vegeta 77]

Cass or Blackwall both experienced soldiers who would have respect from the men.

[Icy Magebane]

I'd place myself as 2nd in command if I could. I kind of want to be the Alistair of the group this time.

 

Barring that, Cassandra.

Interesting approach... you could probably get by with bringing her on most, if not all, missions and deferring to her judgement.  If she doesn't offer advice, make a decision based on her previous input.  I'm not really sure if the game's dialogue choices will allow you to maintain this dynamic for long, but it's worth trying... there may be a way to avoid direct leadership and instead accept only the role of figurehead.