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[Freedheart]

I love the Mabari merchant - and apparently, so does Viv.  First time I went to see him, some spiders attacked us, and I guess since he was fighting too, Viv shared her barrier with him.  I thought it was quite sweet of her lol

[Kaibe]

I love the Mabari merchant - and apparently, so does Viv. First time I went to see him, some spiders attacked us, and I guess since he was fighting too, Viv shared her barrier with him. I thought it was quite sweet of her lol

Is the mabari level 30? It's hard to see the numbers on console.

[MrGDL87]

Evil/Angry  playthrough ...

 

Started in the Western Approach to go see the Grey Wardens. The inquisitor got to the meeting place and she attacked Erimond as soon as she could. Erimond got flung like a ragdoll but he still managed to escape. The inquisitor/Hawke blamed the Wardens for everything and they both want to destroy them. So Alistair is the voice of reason between two aggressive mages.

 

The inquisitor then travelled north to the fort and was soon renovated property of the inquisition. But this outpost probably won't last because there is no water supply and the inquisitor doesn't do trivial tasks of finding water . The mage of the fort dropped an amulet of power for DORIAN! (so this will be sold at the scrap value). The inquisitor then went and cleared the darkspawn from the area but this isn't a gesture of goodwill though. She just wanted to sentence the one creating the chaos in the local area. The inquisitor defeated Servis and brought him back to Skyhold. The inquisitor wanted to sentence an execution but was unable to do it and she now wishes she just left him to his fate. The inquisitor sent Servis back to Corypheus with a note about his deceit. The inquisitor assumes that Corypheus killed him.

Spoiler

Started the Adamant quest, the inquisitor met some stray Grey Wardens and she demanded their surrender . The Grey Wardens didn't do this so they died. The inquisitor met Erimond again with Clarel. The inquisitor didn't try any persuasion attempts to the other Grey Wardens as she just yelled "attaaaack!!". Entered the fade, the inquisitor was more angry/impatient than normal. The inquisitor had a bloodlust moment when talking to the Divine and she was even suggesting taking out the nightmare demon altogether. The inquisitor then chose to save Aggressive Hawke over Alistair (Alistair didn't look to thrilled when the inquisitor told him to stay behind ).                

 

Some Grey Wardens survived and asked where Alistair was. The inquisitor didn't sugar-coat it by blaming his death on the Grey Warden themselves . The option was "he died for your idiocy" and the inquisitor told the Wardens that it was "thanks to all of you!". After this guilt trip, the inquisitor exiled them out of the country (This is the 4th time that I've chose this. I definitely need to try a different way later on)

Back at Skyhold, the inquisitor needed to speak to everyone. She told Cullen to remain an addict and Leliana to get over Justinia. The inquisitor was even more blunt when describing the events of the fade to Leliana by saying it "was either her or me". The inquisitor then decided to dish out some punishments judgments. First, it was the inquisitor's old friend Erimond and he was quickly executed. Second, was Ser Ruth and she wanted death. The inquisitor would've chose this but it wasn't an option. Ser Ruth was therefore put in the stocks and then forced to do hard labour .  

 

The inquisitor is now able to choose the hallway décor and she chose Tevinter because it looks more menacing with all the pointy edges. She then went to speak with Solas and he isn't as angry with the inquisitor as before. Solas was supportive of the last few judgments and his relationship is probably on the middle ground. Cassandra and Varric still don't like her.  

[Nightingale]

I am so glad you're making all these choices and sharing them here so I don't have to do it myself I really do like the Tevinter decor, though.

 

In other news, real life still doesn't understand that some things are more important (like video games, duh!) so I still can't jump back into my ps4 game. I did, however, load up a save right before Valence. So after a half dozen playthroughs, I decided to harden Leliana for the first time to see it for myself. I'd done everything to soften her, but ordered her to kill Natalie and then told her to "let it go" (because I'm a colossal asshat - she didn't take that well, obviously). Conclusion: that was horrible Safe to say I won't be doing that again; was much harder than I thought it would be, even if both paths work well for her. Guess I'm just a big ol' softie when it comes to my favourite characters. Go figure

 

Afterwards, Eirin got to explore some more. With the Emerald Graves fully explored and all quests done, she took the typical squad of Cassandra, Sera and Varric back to the Hissing Wastes. 'Tis much prettier on ps4, but Eirin was so distracted by the sand in her boots I don't think she even noticed that the moon wasn't even in the sky anymore! She and Varric grumbled about this while Sera gawked at the nothingness. I think Cassandra was probably annoyed with all of us (there may have been some disgusted noises) but she still protected the group from a rift with a couple Pride Demons determined to crush the squishy mage and rogues like Shale would a pigeon.

 

Once that was done, Eirin decided to drag the group around aimlessly for a bit before killing some Venatori (shame we didn't bring Dorian, he'd like that...if not the sand in places nobody wants sand) and a radioactive wyvern. We camped near the big hole in the ground with that cute little doggy merchant before heading out to an old dwarven Tomb. Varric was about as interested in that as Sera typically is in elf-y stuff, but Eirin had fun listening to him anyway. Nobody else really had anything to say until I...I mean, Eirin, decided to try to light the torches from memory, rather than simply reading the inscriptions on each pillar to find out in what order they needed to be lit. Which of course summoned a demon for every incorrect answer. ("I don't think that's right." "YOU THINK?") After the team looked ready to kill her themselves, Eirin finally read the hints. It went much smoother after that - not that she'd admit it with Cassandra glaring at her like that.

 

The Sandy Howler is dead already, leaving the way to the Tomb of Fairel open, but I've left the group in another reclaimed Venatori camp to rest for a bit. When I get back to it, we'll find the last two torch puzzles and claim some (hopefully) decent loot!

[EggplantRed]

Cenise had a few judgments to issue in Skyhold today.
The lady who singlehandedly ruined her village and pretty much sold villagers into slavery was sentenced to help them rebuild. The weird Venatori she captured in the Western Approach has become a smuggler for her (strangely she admired his criminality & his plan to screw Corypheus over; he's clearly good at his job now he can just do it for her minus the backstabbing). Samson was sentenced to be Dagna's pet. Cenise is starting to love her power...no more lowly elf status for her.

This could go very wrong....

[Mushashi7]

Triss in the Emerald Graves

What I did today is obvious. It took some time, but I finally found it. The Mortalitasi Staff. It looks extremely cool. Maybe a bit large for a little elven mage?

I don't mean to annoy those who play the game on a console. I know they can't change much. But on the other hand it might be interesting to see something different? I wouldn't be surprising if the staff turned up in 'The Black Emporium'. There must be a reason why they left it in the game contents?

207 DPS
78 Fire Damage

+50 Damage vs Demons
+24% Armor Penetration
+7% Critical Damage Bonus
+32 Magic
+32 Willpower

This is including grip, blade and Superb Demons-Slaying rune.

I chose the rune for the experiment. For combat I equip my mages with Spirit runes. My rogues and warriors have a mix of all runes. In general I avoid the the Demon-Slaying, Dragon, Corrupting and Cleansing runes. They have higher damage, but works only for a small amount of enemy types.

I kind of studied the runes in the game a bit. They follow the same principle: The higher damage a rune type has, the greater the disadvantage in general.

If you have a weapon with a Superb Demons-Slaying rune it gives you +50 damage vs. demons only. Fighting other creatures leaves your weapon with the base damage, and you are actually not having a good weapon in general.
Adding a Superb rune of the nature elements to your weapons gives you a larger allround damage versus all enemies. You have to fight the demons a bit longer, but on the other hand you also have other weapons against those (e.g. Mark of the Rift). With elemental runes you will be better prepared.

 

 

 

 

I don't think Corypheus will like this when the time comes.

I tested the staff in The Hissing Wastes. It is powerful. But then again not overpowered at all. It is a staff 'with an edge'.

Those who would like to test it on a PC can get Triss' savegame at Nexus: Triss

[kalasaurus]

For the first time I'm picking all the "rude" or more direct/less friendly dialogue with the everyone because that's how I want to roleplay my Quizzy.  I thought it would make me squirm, but instead I'm laughing the whole way through... 

[themikefest]

For the first time I'm picking all the "rude" or more direct/less friendly dialogue with the everyone because that's how I want to roleplay my Quizzy.  I thought it would make me squirm, but instead I'm laughing the whole way through... 

Excellent

 

I enjoy playthroughs like that. 

[Melbella]

Olinar killed his first dragon today. It only took.....5...no 6? attempts or so. Urgh, NM Frosty is one mean mother! She don't mess around, she's blasting fire from the get go. Holy schnikeys! The entire party was level 12, same as Frosty. At first I had Dorian, Blackwall, and Sera. Two failed attempts. Then switched out Sera for Iron Bull. He was soooo excited, just like a kid at Christmas.  But, alas, he is a potion vacuum on two legs. After two (maybe three?) failed attempts, I switched him out for Cass. Bingo! It was close at the end. I was out of health potions but still had regen going on, and fire resistance. Dorian was the only one to get knocked out. Olinar might have to rethink taking him next time.....it will do no one any good if his boyfriend gets fried, frozen, or electrocuted by nasty dragon mamas.

 

1 down, 9 to go

 

Or.....not.

 

Tomorrow I think they'll do something nice, like head to Crestwood.

[BraveVesperia]

I don't mean to annoy those who play the game on a console. I know they can't change much. But on the other hand it might be interesting to see something different? I wouldn't be surprised if the staff turned up in 'The Black Emporium'. There must be a reason why they left it in the game contents?

Personally, that's exactly why I enjoy seeing people's mods! I'm not able to see them on my console, so I might as well admire them on someone else's game.

 

For the first time I'm picking all the "rude" or more direct/less friendly dialogue with the everyone because that's how I want to roleplay my Quizzy.  I thought it would make me squirm, but instead I'm laughing the whole way through... 

Oh, definitely! I have a real soft spot for aggressive Hawke and renegade Shep, 'cause sometimes it's just like "I can't believe you just said that!"  So rude.

 

At first I had Dorian, Blackwall, and Sera. Two failed attempts. Then switched out Sera for Iron Bull. He was soooo excited, just like a kid at Christmas.  But, alas, he is a potion vacuum on two legs. After two (maybe three?) failed attempts, I switched him out for Cass. Bingo! It was close at the end.

Poor Bull, he is the Jenkins of DAI! I made him a sword & boarder for 90% of my PT, because he was face-planting in pretty much every battle (especially dragons!). I don't think he liked it, but he'll enjoy being conscious more! It's going to be tricky when I eventually try a two-hander Inky.

[SporkFu]

Poor Bull, he is the Jenkins of DAI! I made him a sword & boarder for 90% of my PT, because he was face-planting in pretty much every battle (especially dragons!). I don't think he liked it, but he'll enjoy being conscious more! It's going to be tricky when I eventually try a two-hander Inky.

Dofni runs her thumb along the edge of her crafted obsidian Greatsword of Calamity, looks you right in the eye (nevermind the footstool ) and says, "Tricky? Nothin' to it." 

[BraveVesperia]

Dofni runs her thumb along the edge of her crafted obsidian Greatsword of Calamity, looks you right in the eye (nevermind the footstool ) and says, "Tricky? Nothin' to it." 

She may have to tutor my Inquisitor when the time comes!

[SporkFu]

She may have to tutor my Inquisitor when the time comes!

Anytime ... she may even have saved the world by then and will be looking for a job  

[themikefest]

Anytime ... she may even have saved the world by then and will be looking for a job

Until she gets a job, she could play the ME trilogy. 

[SporkFu]

Until she gets a job, she could play the ME trilogy.

Tempting but she still has to save the world first.

[MrGDL87]

Evil  playthrough continued ...

 

The inquisitor was still at Skyhold and was introduced to Varric's friend. Varric and Bianca said they wanted help and the inquisitor told them both that she had more important things to do. The quest was given anyway . The inquisitor coincidently went to the Hinterlands to close a few rifts to earn some power for the Winter Palace quest. The inquisitor ended up doing the Varric quest and it turns out Bianca isn't so innocent. The inquisitor didn't like being lied to and told Bianca that she will be dealt with later but this didn't happen as Bianca soon pulled a vanishing act. The inquisitor returned to Skyhold to give Varric an earful by telling him to man up and face responsibility  and this led to some Varric disapproval. Then, the inquisitor decided it was time to go to the Winter Palace.

 

Spoiler

Gaspard was the welcoming committee and told the inquisitor that she should be discrete (clearly he hasn't heard about her reputation). The inquisitor would rather be anywhere in the world than attend a ballroom full of nobles. The inquisitor was introduced to Celene and used the direct opening line of "there is an assassin at the ball". The inquisitor also urged Celene to call off the ball entirely . The Imperial Court were not impressed and gave -15 approval straight away. Therefore, the inquisitor had to look for some secrets around the palace to save face but she didn't want to do such a trivial task.

 

Later on in the evening, the advisors had a meeting about the current events. Leliana suggested letting Celene die and the inquisitor agreed as she said "I like where this is going". Josephine reacting in horror by saying "I DON'T!!!". The inquisitor had to control her anger further as she was made to dance with Florianne . The inquisitor's personality meant that she got disapproval every time she opened her mouth. At one point, the inquisitor said "I don't care what the court thinks" so I don't think she will be invited to any other social gatherings . After the dance, the inquisitor was left with a 9 approval rating.

 

The inquisitor had to find some secrets/coins to try and salvage some reputation. She went round the palace to discover that there were some unusual circumstances occurring. She gathered all the evidence and confronted Gaspard and Briala about it. The inquisitor just wanted to make them sweat a little.

 

It was the final showdown and the inquisitor managed to get the approval to 54. She told Cullen to wait until Celene dies before making a move. The inquisitor watched Florianne stab Celene in the back (this was horrible and I don't think I try this again) and then fighting erupted in the ballroom. Florianne was killed in the courtyard. The inquisitor returned to Gaspard and Briala to talk about the future of Orlais. The inquisitor favoured Briala over Gaspard. Then Gaspard said something like having "a rabbit in power" and this was in front of an elven inquisitor! (not the most persuasive argument ). The inquisitor made sure that Briala would provide support to the inquisitor by telling her "remember who put you here". So Gaspard rules but Briala is on the scene as well.

 

The inquisitor then spoke to her companions at Skyhold. Cassandra was talking about the Divine position but the inquisitor was giving her anti-chantry replies which resulted in more disapproval. She then told Solas that he should be more proactive in helping the elves which has made Solas hate her again. The inquisitor then spoke to Leliana and they talked about Valence. The inquisitor told her it was a waste of time. She told Leliana that she wasn't going anywhere and she should hire someone else to go on a "treasure hunt" . Leliana still gave the quest to the inquisitor anyway.

 

Finally, the inquisitor needed to judge a box and she chose community service ...  (I have chosen this option every time so it will come as no surprise to you )                           

[Mushashi7]

The concerns of Vivienne and Blackwall


Today we decided to fulfill some favors of Vivienne and Blackwall.

Vivienne was sad that valuable knowledge had been scattered by the wind when the Circle fell. She asked a favor of me. As much as I despite Vivienne's view on mages, circles and templars I decided to do her this favor.
We found a book in The Hinterlands and one in The Western Approach. The last book was decaying in a ruined house in The Exalted Plains. Knowledge lost is not to be taken light upon. No matter what and where.

Blackwall was eager to find traces and remnants of the grey wardens. I wonder why? Now that I know his story. But never mind that. In The Western Approach we found a sword. That apparently made him happy.

When we returned to Skyhold Madame de Fear accomplished me for my choice of the orlesian decorations. She was grateful for the lost books of knowledge as well. That should keep her at a distance from now on? Or maybe not?
I told her if she behaved I might bring her with me to Halamshiral. She didn't comment on that.

A few shot from our trip:

 

[TanithAeyrs]

It's been awhile since the last update on Maise's adventures (real life does interfere).

 

When we last left our rather overwhelmed but still sarcastic Carta dwarf she had secured Master Dennet's services for the Inquisition and had put rest to the violent mage/Templar conflict in the Hinterlands.  Further investigations of the Hinterlands (and a rather shady dwarven mining scheme involving fake bandits - hope the Carta was getting it's cut) left the entire party running away from a rather angry dragon instead of standing their ground to be barbequed (level 7 on hard with an angry Frosty was not going to result in anything other than TPK).  On a lighter note Solas seems a bit happier after activating several elfie artifact thingies (even if the first one involved an encounter with a rude little forest elf).  Maise approved of Solas' comments to the obnoxious Dalish mage as they seemed to contain Carta appropriate levels of sarcasm and disdain even though she couldn't understand all the elfie gibberish. 

 

The Inquisition's prospects are looking up though.  The Bull's Chargers have joined up.  A reliable merc company with a commander who appreciates the finer qualities of most fermented beverages.  Maise liked the look of their leader, but a Ben'Hassrath spy might be an unwise choice for a dalliance.  And, the beard has proved himself a fine companion and talented warrior.  Maise couldn't resist a bit of casual flirtation with her Grey Warden companion, after all Haven is cold and he would surely prove more than adequate as a bed warmer - have to work off the stress somehow.  But, ugh, chivalry.  Beardy didn't take the hint and her bed is still cold.  Maybe humans are just a bit more dense than dwarves (no pun intended).

 

Beardy did seem to like the Storm Coast though, the salt air and the wind seemed to grant him some sort of respite.  Maise could appreciate that.  In her few journeys across the Waking Sea on Carta business she had come to appreciate the uninhibited feeling one enjoys while riding the bow of a sleek frigate in storm tossed waters.  The salt spray and the wind held none of the day to day grit of Carta business, a small freedom in dwarven underworld politics.

 

So a bit more clean up on the Storm Coast including an unlikely alliance with a group of crazies calling themselves "The Blades of Hessarian."  Decades of Carta practicality encouraged Maise not to waste the resources she comes upon, regardless of their nature.  All things have their uses.

 

Sigh, then word came that some of the Inquisition troops had been taken prisoner in a god-awful place called the Fallow Mire.  Wet and more wet, with dripping undead added to the wet.  Maise was amused by Vivienne's dripping and begrimed formal attire.  Foolish human to wear elegant wear to a swamp.  The interaction between the uptight circle mage and the hobo apostate kept Maise laughing through the whole swamp and made her forget about her soaking wet socks.  Mages are such funny things, overall points probably went to the hobo apostate, although Maise wished Miss Ballroom in a Swamp would leave her adorable Beardy in peace.  At least the hobo found some common ground with Beardy, although Maise with all the politicking she had absorbed after more than thirty years in the Carta couldn't place what conflict Mr. Hobo Super Skilled Mage could have fought in.  The closest she could come up with was the fog warrior conflict with the Qunari, but that didn't seem right either.  In spite of the distractions her musings provided the soldiers were rescued, a couple of fade rifts closed and some weird runes that led to a crazy apostate who is now serving as a pincushion were deciphered.  Might even have to go back to the castle ruin with some better lockpicks at some point (Maise lost her best set in the explosion a the Temple of Sacred Ashes) and is now waiting on replacements.

 

Maise is now drying her socks (and her boots, and everything else) back in Haven wishing Beardy would come to visit with some nice dark ale from Flissa's tavern.  Humans just don't catch a hint, do they?

[BraveVesperia]

I started a new playthrough today! Took me a few trips through the CC before I settled on a face for my new Inky, Zidane Trevelyan. I'm not sure I even like that name, but there's no way he's going through the CC again! He'll be known as Trev anyway, so it's all good. Trev's a classy name, right? 

I keep looking at his face and thinking 'hmmm', but I always do that for an hour or two, before I decide I like them.

 

Big surprise, this guy is going to try and woo Cassandra!  He doesn't know that yet, of course. At the moment, Trev's feeling a little grumpy. He woke up in some dank dungeon, two Chantry officials came in and threatened him, and then he was marched off to close a hole in the sky. Trev's a smart guy. He knows who these two are, and he's going to do exactly what they say. After all, one's the Divine's personal 'problem solver' (and I'm not talking Sudoku) and the other is a Seeker - the order that makes templars wet themselves.

 

I'd forgotten how fragile mages are to start with! Trev spent more time hiding behind Cassandra falling back to a better position than he did actually fighting. They weren't alone for long, soon they were joined by a dwarf and elf. The elf is a bit too handsy. Trev's only just met the guy and now they're holding hands. He was quite pleased that Cassandra said "Unlike you, Solas is an apostate." It could be useful knowing an important Chantry person who recognises that he's a proper Circle mage.

 

They moved swiftly onto the breach, collecting as many items as possible. That included some plaideweave. The Maker will be a shiny blue druffalo before Trev wears that.

 

The Pride demon was harder than I thought it would be with two barrier-casting mages. I guess I'm too used to an over-powered party? I kept forgetting to disrupt the rift too. We were getting thoroughly spanked by its lightning whip thing, even when we ran away. And it had the gall to keep laughing at us! Pride demon? Troll demon, more like!

 

Perhaps Trev passed out again, because when he awoke, he was in a strange bed, in a strange village, being watched by a strange elf. It turned out that a host of people were stood outside, waiting to salute him, make very audible comments on his performance at the breach, and generally ogle him. How long have these people been waiting here? No one was expecting him to wake up yet, right? 

 

Trev headed up to the Chantry, to discover that Cassandra has done a complete switch and now thinks he's innocent. Well, no complaints here. Beheading didn't sound that appealing anyway. He'll have to play the 'disembodied voices' card more often! After shooing out that obstructive Chantry guy, Cass and Leliana declared the Inquisition formed. Cue dramatic music and cutscenes! 

 

Just one thing though... what is with this weird face? Trev, what are you doing, that's  not how you make a good first impression. You look like an adult baby! 

Spoiler

"Mmm, I think I smell dinner!"

[Melbella]

Poor Bull, he is the Jenkins of DAI! I made him a sword & boarder for 90% of my PT, because he was face-planting in pretty much every battle (especially dragons!). I don't think he liked it, but he'll enjoy being conscious more! It's going to be tricky when I eventually try a two-hander Inky.

I know! I'll have to make it up to him next game when I can crank the difficulty back down to casual. I don't think I could make him sword and board though. That's just so not his style.

 

 

 
I'd forgotten how fragile mages are to start with! Trev spent more time hiding behind Cassandra falling back to a better position than he did actually fighting. 
 

 

Yeah, I'm not sure what drug I was on (or forgot to take) when I decided to do NM with a squishy mage. It's not so bad once you level up a bit and can add barrier, plus an offense spell that actually does some damage. The first few levels are the worst though. Darn story and rp experience getting in the way of me having an easy time of it.

[Melbella]

I found them! I finally found the other two mosaics in Skyhold. They are on the second floor, on the walls of the landings to either side of Vivienne. So, take the stairs up to see Viv, and one is on the wall right next to the doorway. The second one is on the opposite side, hidden behind the scaffolding to start with. Now, I don't know if they've always shown up there and I've just been utterly blind to not see them, or if maybe the latest patch made them appear finally. But at least all my running around in caves hasn't been wasted. Now if I can just find that last piece in the Hinterlands.....(I installed the community patch to make the ungettable piece gettable, but I'm missing a different tile)

 

In other news, Olinar and Dorian have started getting serious. I'm really liking this relationship. If I do it again though, I won't play an elf because

Spoiler

he is way too scrawny in the bedroom scene. Not to mention pastey white.  Dorian, however, is very nice to look at.  

 

Darkspawn were beaten back on the Storm Coast. The spider/fade rift/darkspawn cave was as much of a nightmare as Olinar feared. I mean, really, how do they keep respawning out of thin air???! While you're standing right there???!

 

Cassandra found out what happened to the Seekers. Olinar encouraged her to rebuild them to be better.

 

Olinar got drunk with Iron Bull in celebration of killing a dragon. Had a hangover for days.

 

Crestwood is getting back to normal. There's no more undead, and trade is starting to re-emerge. The area is still dealing with wyverns and a dragon, however.

 

Hawke's friend Alistair, the Alistair, told Olinar the Wardens are gathering in the Western Approach. He also provided information to allow the Inquisition to contact the Hero of Ferelden. [I like getting this option so early, rather than having to wait until after WEWH for Morrigan to bring it up].

 

Next on the agenda: [groan] the Exalted Plains. Yay for more undead.

[MrGDL87]

I am so glad you're making all these choices and sharing them here so I don't have to do it myself I really do like the Tevinter decor, though.

 

In other news, real life still doesn't understand that some things are more important (like video games, duh!) so I still can't jump back into my ps4 game. I did, however, load up a save right before Valence. So after a half dozen playthroughs, I decided to harden Leliana for the first time to see it for myself. I'd done everything to soften her, but ordered her to kill Natalie and then told her to "let it go" (because I'm a colossal asshat - she didn't take that well, obviously). Conclusion: that was horrible Safe to say I won't be doing that again; was much harder than I thought it would be, even if both paths work well for her. Guess I'm just a big ol' softie when it comes to my favourite characters. Go figure

<snip>

 

^^ I've just done this today for the first time as well and I have to agree. It is horrible .

 

This post will be shorter than normal because I needed to earn 40 power to gain access to the Arbor Wilds. I started with about 4 power so I am spending most of the time closing rifts and completing requisitions.

 

Evil  playthrough continued ...

 

The inquisitor started the day at the war table to try and help her Dalish clan's problems. The result wasn't great as tensions between elves and humans grew in Wycome. This resulted in elven deaths in the city and the Dalish clan more or less destroyed .

 

The inquisitor decided to travel to Valence to go on a "treasure hunt" with Leliana. The inquisitor encouraged Leliana to kill the sister and Leliana slit her throat (I expected the killing but I was still shocked. Also Leliana's lack of emotion was unsettling) . The inquisitor then looted the corpse of the dead sister and left the Chantry. The inquisitor went back to Skyhold to speak to Leliana afterwards and she was plotting more schemes against Victoire. Leliana was even going to involve Victoire's family (I think she said cousin). So I think Leliana has outplayed the inquisitor in the evil stakes today .

 

The inquisitor then went to various locations to start building power without helping people through side-quests. (I finished today with 32 power)      

 

 

 

[Incantrix]

Dorian made me proud.

He feared a group of enemies right into my fire mine. 

It was just so romantic.

[kalasaurus]

Cassandra hates my Lavellan's guts and they haven't even left Haven yet.  She now greets her with a "What do you want?" and "Surely you have better things to do."  Maybe I'm imagining it, but Cassandra looks pretty angry at her here.  Well, it made me laugh at least:

Spoiler

 

 

I'm starting to waver, though, on my "Assquisitor".  She's beginning to be nice to people .  I'm terrible at this.