True that does make Sera more unique in terms of sanity, but senseless slaughter is still senseless. You don't actually see anything her "people" do for you whereas that noble could have provided alot more in terms of troops, gold, influence etc...where as all Sera's people provide are targets for whoever "keeps them down". As a leader of a military organization it's good to be on good terms with both nobility and the non-nobles.
Yeah, I'm still waiting for my bees, or the juicy blackmail evidence Josie can get from Drop and Grab. Overall, we see more gain in the political and practical aspects from Sera's missions than we do from Varric's missions on the board. For a while, on my first run, I was feeling like Varric had become Liara 2.0.
Even if they didn't put in a major impact to her choice, what if they did? What if her beating this guy to death turned half of the nobles paying for your armies against you? This noble could have provided military trained troops, gold and scout reports, whereas Sera's "people" only provide intel on what nobles are doing what to certain slaves and low class people.
So your biggest peeve was that you were only helping "low class people"? Evidently you ignored the other missions, such as the one that has multiple tiers with the smugglers that were moving Red Lyrium. Courtesy of Red Jenny.
As leader of the inquisition I'm not worried about if slave #1 from some noble hundreds of miles away is getting whipped because he dropped some cheese, I'd be more worried about "Okay this Noble's lands are between me and the enemy, do I want to anger him and have him let my enemy march through his lands or do I want to play nice so I have a buffer between me and my enemy?"
Really? As leader of the Inquisition, I'm worried about everyone I'm trying to save. I'm not trying to save just the Nobles who helped me out, I'm trying to save the world. However, if you exhibited this much indifference to the "low class people" with your Inquisitor, I'm surprised Sera would even talk to you. That's the thing about "her" network, they aren't inserted into these places to gather information, they're already there, and already invisible to the Nobles, and it's not like we didn't have Nobles that were already working for Cory.
Personally unless Sera's "people" are all combat trained super spies providing real intel I'd much rather prefer working with a noble who can actually provide my armies with the things I need, instead of making sure some random person is getting their "revenge" on a guy that made him a "wiper".
Then why did you keep her around in the first place, or even recruit her? You are not required to recruit her, and once you do, you're not required to keep her. Considering your professed disregard for anyone that's not nobility, a valid choice for an Inquisitor, to be sure, recruiting her or keeping her once you learn how Red Jenny works smacks of, at the very least, self inflicted angst. Some of her missions provide you with juicy tidbits you can use against Nobles that aren't already actively working against you. If you're going to tell me that your Inquisitor isn't into that, I'm going to point out that your Inquisitor doesn't handle the dealings with the Nobility 95% of the time, that's Josie's job, and if you think she's above such tactics, you really haven't been reading the mission statements before you send your advisors out on missions.
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