I know that If I say "the chantry has failed" it leads to a "greatly disapprove" and several other options seem to cause lesser disapproval. I already got the romance scene unlocked, but I don't want to accidentally break them up. Maybe, I'll just bite the bullet and make up for the disapproval afterwards.
There won't be any breakups, In order to prevent Cassandra from being divine you will have to say/do some things she disapproves of. It doesn't mean you can't romance her, I was able to successfully romance her while preventing her from becoming divine and reforming the seekers.
Jaron Oberyn thanks for the response.
I shall try "It is for them to decide", you can go ahead and try "I need them" or "No".
Alright, thanks.
Wait, so Cass leaves to reform the Seekers? That's fine so long as my Inquiz can tag along...
Here is where I am at;
Cass romanced; I have supported her views, and given lip service to the maker, told her to reform the Seekers, I have the convo where I can tell her to leave the Chantry primed at my save.
Saved the templars, allied with them.
Can (likely) support Viv for Divine, as not sure if that procks up UNLESS I am uber mean to Cass about becoming Divine (will test being nice but urging Cass to stay, and seeing if I can still bring the convo up for Viv after, not sure of the two are related). I can confirm that, in the least, able to Op Table mission support Viv.
Softened Leliana, told her to leave the Chantry and concentrate on herself. Aka, and the Warden.
Been friendly with most, on friendship with Solas, Sera, Cass, Varric, Dorian and Cole. Took a heroic tone, support chantry and possible religious views.
United the three in orlais, they work together willingly, but can redo and blackmail.
She stays with the inquisition for a bit, but ends up leaving if she is encouraged to reform them yes. The inquisitor according to the epilogue stays with the inquisition.





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