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[Dabrikishaw]

Inquisitor > Warden > Hawke

[JamieCOTC]

Just for laughs ... If you go by stats alone, by the end of Witch Hunt a BattleMage Warden is pretty much a god.

[Vandicus]

Just for laughs ... If you go by stats alone, by the end of Witch Hunt a BattleMage Warden is pretty much a god.

 

 

Just by stats, only the Warden can achieve 100% magic immunity and 100% dodge chance. He also is the only one to have unlimited healing potions. 

[Han Master]

Didn't the anchor got destroyed by the end of DAI so the Inquisitor can no longer close or created rifts ? Without this ability the Inquisitor is the same as Hawk but with far more political power.

[Vandicus]

Didn't the anchor got destroyed by the end of DAI so the Inquisitor can no longer close or created rifts ? Without this ability the Inquisitor is the same as Hawk but with far more political power.

 The orb was the elven artifact that created the Anchor. I don't believe its destruction was implied to have destroyed the Anchor.

[Kinsz]

Didn't the anchor got destroyed by the end of DAI so the Inquisitor can no longer close or created rifts ? Without this ability the Inquisitor is the same as Hawk but with far more political power.

 

Nope it didnt get destroyed , only the orb that created it did , the Anchor is now permanent on the inquisitor only in death would he lose it.

[Han Master]

The orb was the elven artifact that created the Anchor. I don't believe its destruction was implied to have destroyed the Anchor.

It broke into pieces after the final battle also Corypheus uses it at first before the inquisitor got the anchor and then has the power to open and close rifts. It's destruction means this power is gone.

[Vandicus]

It broke into pieces after the final battle also Corypheus uses it at first before the inquisitor got the anchor and then has the power to open and close rifts. It's destruction means this power is gone.

 

Not trying to debate the point that the orb's destruction could mean the Anchor is gone(speculative but I don't have proof one way or the other).

 

To clarify, the orb is a magical artifact. In a ritual, it was to implant the Anchor is Cory's hands and instead got implanted in the Inquisitor's. The orb still exists separately, its not the Anchor. The Anchor is the glowy hand thing.

[daveliam]

Are there any open Fade rifts after the final quest?  Like the little random ones in the various maps?  If those are still there, then it can be determined whether the Inquisitor still has that power.

[Han Master]

Not trying to debate the point that the orb's destruction could mean the Anchor is gone(speculative but I don't have proof one way or the other).
 
To clarify, the orb is a magical artifact. In a ritual, it was to implant the Anchor is Cory's hands and instead got implanted in the Inquisitor's. The orb still exists separately, its not the Anchor. The Anchor is the glowy hand thing.

That would mean Solas would have the mark as the anchor was originally his before Corypheus took it from him, but he can't close it and has to rely on the inquisition.

[Kinsz]

It broke into pieces after the final battle also Corypheus uses it at first before the inquisitor got the anchor and then has the power to open and close rifts. It's destruction means this power is gone.

What are you talking about?Despite the fact that the inquisitor got the mark by coming in contact with the orb the two have nothing to do with each other anymore , orb or no orb the inquisitor retains his powers.

[Han Master]

Are there any open Fade rifts after the final quest?  Like the little random ones in the various maps?  If those are still there, then it can be determined whether the Inquisitor still has that power.

We can't play anymore after the final battle cut scene.

[pdusen]

At the end of the day, all three of them killed untold thousands. Everything else is just a matter of degrees.

 

We can't play anymore after the final battle cut scene.

 

Uh... what?

[Han Master]

What are you talking about?Despite the fact that the inquisitor got the mark by coming in contact with the orb the two have nothing to do with each other anymore , orb or no orb the inquisitor retains his powers.

So would Solas as the orb was his, but he can't close the rift as he doesn't have the mark.

[xXGearSecond]

We can't play anymore after the final battle cut scene.

 

Yes you can, what are you talking about?

 

And yes, the anchor is still there. You can still use the open rift ability. The anchor did not disappear.

[fivefingaslap18]

Kinsz, about the Warden saving his family over Hawke...

Hawke was tasked with keeping his mother safe if you lost your second sibling as a dying wish. Cousland mom chose to stay and die. Hmm... Also, the former was a plot point set up from the beginning and the other was a sneak attack.

Flawed logic is flawed.

[Ashagar]

The Inquisitor who gets to clean up the other two's messes as well as everyone else's plus crushed a entire army of wardens along the way then banished or made them follow followed by the warden then hawk. It is far harder to create a new world from the ashes of the old than to wreak it in the first place.

[Kanejo]

The inquisitor do not have the anchor anymore buddy, plus he do not killed an archdemon , i was a fake one with a portion of the power of cori so..........................the warden actually went to black city with morrigan, who knows what achiv there.

The real archdemon is an old god, cori wanted that power, and if you mess with the warden you mess with morrigan too.GG

[UFOKaraage]

I think people forget that Warden had a large army at his/her disposal at the end of DAO as well: dwarves/golems, elves/werewolves, mages/templars, human armies that could potentially rival the Inquisition's forces.

 

Although if we go by personal powers, Inquisitor's anchor hand just puts him at the top, although Warden does have the most experience out of the three (Arcane Warrior Warden could probably spank the hell out of Inquisitor though).

 

Imo Inquisitor >= Warden > Hawke

[DRTJR]

My warden was a rouge, my Hawke a Fairly tanky Blood Mage, and the Inquisitor is a warrior. The Warden could probably take the Inquisitor and Hawke could take both so yah... Depends on who.

[Trickshavv]

Yes only a Warden can end the blight. However the warden isn't the only Warden in Thedas. And no the Wardens wern't extinct globally. They still had massive forces in Anderfels and apparently enough Wardens in Orlais to send a whole bunch of them to Vigils Keep directly after the blight and still have some to spare.
So basically Without the Warden Fereldan would be doomed but the other Wardens would eventually have ended the blight like they did four times before. Sorry to dissapoint you but the Warden dd not save the entirety of Thedas. 
Also s/he did not end the blight single handedly. S/he had plenty of help. Had s/he really been on her own s/he would be skeleton at the top of Ishals tower.

Yes only a Warden can end the blight. However the warden isn't the only Warden in Thedas. And no the Wardens wern't extinct globally. They still had massive forces in Anderfels and apparently enough Wardens in Orlais to send a whole bunch of them to Vigils Keep directly after the blight and still have some to spare.
So basically Without the Warden Fereldan would be doomed but the other Wardens would eventually have ended the blight like they did four times before. Sorry to dissapoint you but the Warden dd not save the entirety of Thedas. 
Also s/he did not end the blight single handedly. S/he had plenty of help. Had s/he really been on her own s/he would be skeleton at the top of Ishals tower.

Yes only a Warden can end the blight. However the warden isn't the only Warden in Thedas. And no the Wardens wern't extinct globally. They still had massive forces in Anderfels and apparently enough Wardens in Orlais to send a whole bunch of them to Vigils Keep directly after the blight and still have some to spare.
So basically Without the Warden Fereldan would be doomed but the other Wardens would eventually have ended the blight like they did four times before. Sorry to dissapoint you but the Warden dd not save the entirety of Thedas. 
Also s/he did not end the blight single handedly. S/he had plenty of help. Had s/he really been on her own s/he would be skeleton at the top of Ishals tower.

DLC says you're wrong.

Sorry, I'm right. Don't like it? Buy EA and retcon the story.

[Kinsz]

Kinsz, about the Warden saving his family over Hawke...

Hawke was tasked with keeping his mother safe if you lost your second sibling as a dying wish. Cousland mom chose to stay and die. Hmm... Also, the former was a plot point set up from the beginning and the other was a sneak attack.

Flawed logic is flawed.

 

They are all plot points , you are making absolutely no sense but if you are willing to look like a fool just to "win" an argument then cool you "win".

[Trickshavv]

The inquisitor do not have the anchor anymore buddy, plus he do not killed an archdemon , i was a fake one with a portion of the power of cori so..........................the warden actually went to black city with morrigan, who knows what achiv there.
The real archdemon is an old god, cori wanted that power, and if you mess with the warden you mess with morrigan too.GG

I dunno bout your inquisitor but mine is still running around with the anchor. Mayhaps you played a different game than I? Methinks, yes.

[Snook]

If you were to throw all my characters into a tavern brawl, I'd say it'd probably be pretty split - my Warden was basically a dexterity tank by the end of the game, the others would be lucky if they even managed to hit her; Hawke was a mage, which would probably tip the scales provided he wasn't cleaved in two right away, and Inquisitor was a hulking Qunari Reaver swinging a greatsword around while taking damage like nothing.

Probably Inquisitor.