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[raging_monkey]

Given that the Chantry itself is known to censor inconvenient truths, that'd be the pot calling the kettle black,

i gave a reason to why i think govt oversite was problematic never said i agreed

[Keroko]

i gave a reason to why i think govt oversite was problematic never said i agreed

 

I know, I know, just pointing out that the Chantry is well familiar with using censorship itself. Sometimes people tend to forget that.

[raging_monkey]

I know, I know, just pointing out that the Chantry is well familiar with using censorship itself. Sometimes people tend to forget that.

better to live in denial then bear the truth... as my ex said

[Ravensword]

You let the Chantry fall, and another one will rise up in its place.

[RobRam10]

You let the Chantry fall, and another one will rise up in its place.

The glorious Imperial Chantry from Tevinter!

[Keroko]

The glorious Imperial Chantry from Tevinter!

Imperial Chantry? Pah! Any true mage would settle for nothing less than the full resurrection of the Tevinter Imperium!

[raging_monkey]

Imperial Chantry? Pah! Any true mage would settle for nothing less than the full resurrection of the Tevinter Imperium!

i must be a poor mage then since im a isolationist lol

[Dusksworn]

You let the Chantry fall, and another one will rise up in its place.

There's something here you haven't all realized.

 

The Chantry leadership is dead. The Chantry has fallen.

 

What exists now are many Chantries with no unified leadership, nor likely any of the people high enough to properly elect new leaders.They're going to need to rebuild either way, and I think the Herald of Andraste could manage to fill that power vacuum to serve whatever purpose they desire.

 

Even if the Chantry falls, people are still going to be Andrastians. Their beliefs will still permeate society, and people will still have good reason to fear mages.

 

Personally, my preference would be to build a new Chantry into what it should have been since the beginning. Everything has fallen apart, so it's just about time to put it all back together properly.

[Master Warder Z_]

What exists now are many Chantries with no unified leadership, nor likely any of the people high enough to properly elect new leaders.

 

Nope.

 

The Divine from what has been gleamed is usually a grand cleric and has the support of the majority of other grand clerics.

 

Aka the majority of the Chantry's leaderships is quite alive considering every Nation or City State has those, plenty of potential Divines to replace Justinia.

[Dusksworn]

Nope.

 

The Divine from what has been gleamed is usually a grand cleric and has the support of the majority of other grand clerics.

 

Aka the majority of the Chantry's leaderships is quite alive considering every Nation or City State has those, plenty of potential Divines to replace Justinia.

Wasn't it said that there was a gathering of Chantry leadership from all over?

 

I suppose I'll have to check my sources there.

[Ravensword]

There's something here you haven't all realized.
 
The Chantry leadership is dead. The Chantry has fallen.
 
What exists now are many Chantries with no unified leadership, nor likely any of the people high enough to properly elect new leaders.They're going to need to rebuild either way, and I think the Herald of Andraste could manage to fill that power vacuum to serve whatever purpose they desire.
 
Even if the Chantry falls, people are still going to be Andrastians. Their beliefs will still permeate society, and people will still have good reason to fear mages.
 
Personally, my preference would be to build a new Chantry into what it should have been since the beginning. Everything has fallen apart, so it's just about time to put it all back together properly.

The glorious Imperial Chantry from Tevinter!