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So how do the Divine candidates make any sense?


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Seriously, why are Leliana and Cassandra even viable candidates? They're the Divine's Left and Right hand, yes, but they have completely different roles from the Revered Mothers. That'd be like making the Pope's bodygaurds candidates if he dies rather than any members of the actual clergy. Vivian at least has the excuse of influence and connections, but how the hell is, in Chancellor Rodrick's words, 'a thug' and a spymaster viable at all?

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They wanted to elect someone close to the Inquisitor to regain popular support. 


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Because I say they are.



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Normally they WOULDNT but the fact all the people who WOULD be are dead... you settle for what you got.
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Because I say they are.

 

Therein lies the most insane thing about it. ;)



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Normally they WOULDNT but the fact all the people who WOULD be are dead... you settle for what you got.

Yes, that.



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Because the chantry wants to force you into the role of its dancing monkey with a sword. Bioware does not give you the "Cicinnatus" option.



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Therein lies the most metal thing about it. ;)

 

ftfy.

 

A mage on the sunburst throne... well, the other sunburst throne. Who would have thought.



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They wanted to elect someone close to the Inquisitor to regain popular support.


Plus all the good candidates are dead.

edit: I took to long to hit the post button

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Because the chantry wants to force you into the role of its dancing monkey with a sword. Bioware does not give you the "Cicinnatus" option.

 

It seems the other way around. The Chantry is the monkey.



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By that point presumably all the surviving Grand Clerics have gone passed the realization of the fact that they all hate each other too much for any of them to get the popular vote to realizing why they all hate each other and that none of them would be competent to lead - with a hand full of exceptions. And frankly at this point they're tired of being sequestered. 

 

In their minds, Leliana or Cassandra are the closest thing they can get to "Justinia 2: The Revenge".



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Plus all the good candidates are dead.

There's a better candidate than all three combined living in my castle. My ass all the good candidates are dead. 


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There's a better candidate than all three combined living in my castle. My ass all the good candidates are dead. 

Cassandra already ruled out the Inquisitor.



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Because a hardened Leliana is the best choice for the job, fall in line or have your throat slit. Ain't nobody got time for debates on reform.

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There's a better candidate than all three combined living in my castle. My ass all the good candidates are dead.


I guess Mother Giselle's too minor a figure, unfortunately
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Cassandra already ruled out the Inquisitor.

I know you're...you, but are you serious? Some of us don't have the inflated ego you do, Xil. Contrary to popular belief, some of us don't design people to be good at everything we think is worthwhile. I don't think any character I've designed yet should do more than kill things. 



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It seems the other way around. The Chantry is the monkey.

No, it is quite smart. They take someone close to you and make them divine so your feel obligated to serve them. Thus, the Inquisition turns into the chantry’s military branch. As I said, Bioware does not give you the opportunity to say, "job is done, I give up my power and authority to live my life..." Probably because of DLC and what not.


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 fall in line or have your throat slit.

We got deathstar



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Xilizhra

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I know you're...you, but are you serious? Some of us don't have the inflated ego you do, Xil. Contrary to popular belief, some of us don't design people to be good at everything we think is worthwhile. I don't think any character I've designed yet should do more than kill things. 

Yes, that was a joke. I know who you meant, though I don't think that Giselle is at all qualified. She's very much a small-scale doer of good works, though I'm sure she'd function wonderfully under Leliana.


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Bias, right. No reason to ask. 

No, it is quite smart. They take someone close to you and make them divine so your feel obligated to serve them. Thus, the Inquisition turns into the chantry’s military branch. As I said, Bioware does not give you the opportunity to say, "job is done, I give up my power and authority to live my life..." Probably because of DLC and what not.

Pretty much. 



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giselle would be a horrible divine. At this point the chantry needs someone who can rebuild it. Someone with authority and a willingness to use the power that come with it and who also isn't too embroiled in chantry inner politics. Vivienne cass and leliana are actually pretty ideal choices.



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It shows how political the Chantry really was.


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No, it is quite smart. They take someone close to you and make them divine so your feel obligated to serve them. Thus, the Inquisition turns into the chantry’s military branch. As I said, Bioware does not give you the opportunity to say, "job is done, I give up my power and authority to live my life..." Probably because of DLC and what not.

 

If that's the case, I hope they win then. 

 

Because in my eyes, the Chantry has become pathetic (and I've been a fan). Turning this back on me would win my respect. All of Southern Thedas has become desperate and pathetic really. To just let my random ass (whatever character that may be) call the shots on all of their social/political issues and religion.. I hope this DLC you talk about knocks me down a peg (or maybe kills me entirely). I want to be done with the Inquisition.



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If that's the case, I hope they win then. 

 

Because in my eyes, the Chantry has become pathetic (and I've been a fan). All of Southern Thedas has really. To just let my random ass (whatever character that may be) call the shots on all of their social/political issues and religion.. I hope this DLC you talk about knocks me down a peg (or maybe kills me entirely).

Strange things happen when an organization's entire leadership has been wiped out.

 

What made you a fan of the Chantry before?



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It shows how political the Chantry really was.

 

All organizations with a hierachy is by definition extremely political entities.


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