She didn't fit with my tree-hugging peacenik Human Mage, but my Dalish rogue will probably recruit her because she's an Elf, and then immediately (and continuously) regret that decision.
It'll be interesting to see how long she lasts before we start screaming at each other, if nothing else.
Sera's crazy and irresponsible. But better she be crazy and irresponsible under the watchful eye of the Inquisition.
You're trying to turn the Inquisition into an asylum to shelter Sera then. 
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You're trying to turn the Inquisition into an asylum to shelter Sera then.
No. The Inquisition is about order. Sera is the Orlesian Red Jenny therefore a major player in the Orlesian underworld. I control Sera, I control crime in Orlais.
Think of it as authorities making underhanded deals with organized crime figures when reasonable or convenient. If order is maintained then a blind eye can be afforded.
Guess so. but doesnt stop me from having negative approval from her cause i always choose the closest option that come to calling her a moron.
They seem more like armed Yippies than organized crime.
Organized crime is actually...you know, organized.
No. The Inquisition is about order. Sera is the Orlesian Red Jenny therefore a major player in the Orlesian underworld. I control Sera, I control crime in Orlais.
True, but that doesn't mean someone so very chaotic, maddening like Sera will fit with such orderly organization like the Inquisition. I can see how the Inquisition can benefit from controlling Sera though.
It's funny, I don't think Sera even noticed how her organization happens to help a lot of arrogant nobles more than the real "little people", as Sera & Vivienne banter has pointed out.
They seem more like armed Yippies than organized crime.
Organized crime is actually...you know, organized.
Not to mention one of their own betrayed her.
Recruiting the noble is way funnier actually. Sera response made me laugh:
So childish how she shows him her tongue.
Sera is incredibly irresponsible, but like others said, better irresponsible under your command then wrecking havoc on her own.
Sera may be irresponsible at times but at least she didn't give away a super powerful relic to a crazy person.
Looking at you Solas.
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Sera may be irresponsible at times but at least she didn't give away a super powerful relic to a crazy person.
Looking at you Solas.
To be fair Corypheus was probably the most capable person at the time for unlocking the Orb's power. Flemeth was MIA and no one except for Morrigan, the Warden, and a few others knew about Kieran.
they live in like a medieval setting they cant really be that organized and its not they have a consistent flow of money coming in so this is as best it getsThey seem more like armed Yippies than organized crime.
Organized crime is actually...you know, organized.
they live in like a medieval setting they cant really be that organized and its not they have a consistent flow of money coming in so this is as best it gets
Actually, Medieval organised crime was surprisingly organised. In the major cities, at least, there were large criminal gangs that caused serious problems for the authorities.
I would say that the dwarven Carta is a better analogy to organised crime in Thedas than the Friends of Red Jenny, however. If anything, what the Friends engage in is disorganised crime. Fortunately, my Cadash Inquisitor had plenty of criminal contacts if she needed them ...
Sera and Friends of Red Jenny are based on Anonymous, so I'm not surprised at all that they do irresponsible things, doesn't mean they don't also do good things, because potentially everyone is a friend of red jenny.
finally somebody else points that out.Sera and Friends of Red Jenny are based on Anonymous, so I'm not surprised at all that they do irresponsible things, doesn't mean they don't also do good things, because potentially everyone is a friend of red jenny.
yes but weren't they only operating in one city rather than the Friends of red Jenny who operate in multiple countries which is a bigger undertaking. Also I forgot about the dwarven Carta which I agree they are much better organized crime groupActually, Medieval organised crime was surprisingly organised. In the major cities, at least, there were large criminal gangs that caused serious problems for the authorities.
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No, her informants were killed because the man in question is a bastard who abused his power. It's only natural, if you treat people like that they will do something about it and they did they reached out too Sera and the Inquisition for help. If Sera didn't kill him I would of, he was I'm sure another Noble who in a long line of Nobles probably treated the common people like disposable assets.Well i didnt know that but it still doesn't change the fact she got her informants killed and then had the galls to just sum up the whole ordeal as "lets do it again!" and she claims she the helper of the little people.
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Agreed, people forget the Russian mob( not it's original name )originally started as an small organization that held strong anti capitalist( not so much capitalism mainly the wealthy elite ) beliefs. They wanted to tear down the ruling system of the day. They were once seen as heroes that protected the common people.Actually, Medieval organised crime was surprisingly organised. In the major cities, at least, there were large criminal gangs that caused serious problems for the authorities.
I would say that the dwarven Carta is a better analogy to organised crime in Thedas than the Friends of Red Jenny, however. If anything, what the Friends engage in is disorganised crime. Fortunately, my Cadash Inquisitor had plenty of criminal contacts if she needed them ...
Sera always felt like the more active aspect of 4chan and the more radical and non-sensible elements of occupy combined.
She does have good points. Her grievances are real. Doesn't stop her from being immature, annoying, and a right troll who is set in her opinions. I feel she has self confidence issues, self image issues, and self identity issues. Hence her greatest fear in the fade.
But her banter is funny, and I need an archer who is not locked to Bianca. So I keep her around.
I may have missed something, but my interpretation of that quest was that the contact betrayed her by going to the noble, then the noble double-crossed (triple-crossed?) him once he was no longer needed. And then her perspective on that was "That guy was a crap friend, but he's dead now, so it's all good."
That might be an irresponsible outlook in the long run, but that's the point. She doesn't care about the long run. But she still didn't make any effort to kill the contact. As far as I can see, she didn't even put him in a situation where she should have expected him to get himself killed. You can't seriously expect anyone to include looking after traitors, and Sera rarely plans more elaborately than "throw bees at the problem".
she is crazy but that is hot. Plus she kind of like a crazy female robin hood.
She's also dangerously petty. Her gloating after Mythal really rustled my jimmies. Still a terrific character.
Yeah a lot of people don't seem to get sera. The important point to remember is that she does not care about political ideals in the traditional sense. In her own eyes her role is to balance things out. If someone in power gets too uppity it's her job to take that person down a peg. Ranging from light humiliation to outright killing if the person in question is enough of a dickwad. There is no system to it as it's a purely reactionary group. It's why she doesn't like bards because bards always serve another nob who might get uppity and she will eventually have to doeal with.
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