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[ComedicSociopathy]

Basically a headcanon what you think the Inquisition as an organization will grow into thirty years later in Thedas. With Corypheus dead and gone the question of what to do now lingers. There's trying to hunt down Solas sure, but after that?

 

Also what do you think Inner Circle and Advisors are going to be doing for the Inquisition, assuming that their still part of it or have contact with it. 

 

Personally, I'm headcanoning that Human Cole replaces Josephine as ambassador for the Inquisition. Just makes a weird kind of sense to me. 

[Basement Cat]

I could see the Inquisition becoming something like the United Nations (concept wise). They have intel, troops and negotiators. They can step in as a 'neutral' party during crises.

[rpgfan321]

Hopefully, the modern Inquisition itself disbands and evolves into something else. Having the organization away entirely at this point (looking at the size and the influence it has), such a decision would create a power vacuum that will create another huge conflict. Unless the Inquisitor and Inquisition becomes less than favored in both nobility and populace, I just can't see the organization go away. 

[Rekkampum]

Well, my bad Inquisitor would probably be doing exactly what the Envy daemon depicted, just for kicks.

 

The good one - a Qunari - would probably turn the Inquisition into a sorta UN-type organization, esp. with the growing influence of the Qun. I suppose that they'd have a greater role in the war between Tevinter and the Qunari, perhaps as mediators, etc. I like to pretend my Dalish Inquisitor is distantly related to the Hero of Fereldan's mother and given mine was spared through the OGB, I'd probably send agents to help the Warden discover a cure to the Calling. Also searching for Solas would become a priority, given his sudden disappearance with the end of Corypheus; research into the elvhen artifact used to channel power would become a priority also.

[Reaver102]

My headcannon is that over the years the Inquisition slowly dissolves and power is ceded back to Orlais and Ferelden.  

[mrs_anomaly]

My Levallen quiz is going to retire as soon as things settle down just to go find Solas. She doesn't want revenge- she just wants the side benefits that never materialized. 

[DarkKnightHolmes]

The next big bad blows the Inquisition up and we have the next big story.

[TheJediSaint]

The 9:70s will be the time frame for Dragon Age: Disco Fever!

[nbberm2]

I like to think my Dalish inquisitor (mage) kept the inquisition going. Making the mages allies set the foundation for free learning amongst themselves.

Instead of the inquisition turning into the templar order like the past, it will become an organization where mages will come and learn by choice.

[Lady Artifice]

I think the Inquisition will be the next big bad. 

 

We're creating the next powerful organization with no one in particular policing it, assuming a divine right to do whatever it wants. It has an impressive military, diplomatic, and intelligence force.

 

I think some time after our Inquisitor and advisors are out of the picture, those parts of the organization are going to stop knowing everything about what the other parts are doing. 

[Shark17676]

The Inquisition has become its own incredibly powerful entity.  Its tentacles are in everything by the end of the game.

 

The organization is gonna enjoy a very, very long lifespan, if it doesn't outright last forever.  I can't see anything short of an earthshattering event disrupting it...and even then I have a hard time believing that the Inquisition will be gone completely.

[Computron2000]

There is still so much that needs to be done. The elven alienages, the dalish/human conflict, the land fertillity destruction from previous blights, the lawlessness in much of the land, the red lyrim, the mages becoming abominations problem, the tevinters and the qun (either one wins and its bad for everyone else) and the bggest->the blight.

 

The silence from the warden hq is bad news and the blight itself is unlikely to end with the slaying of the last archedemon. Cleansing the black city alone would require more power, magic and knowledge than even the most insane play through. Once the truth of the black/golden city is known, the resulting religious strife would again require the inquisition.

 

I don't like the name as it had shitty RL historical roots (ala crusades) but as the only one who had that level of power over the veil and political/military and widespread popularity, the inquisitor is the best positioned to do much of it.

[Efvie]

I find myself not really wanting to think about it, because it seems that the next story is poised to start very soon after the events of DA:I…

[KaiserShep]

Hard to say, but I'd like to think that my Trevelyan Inquisitor would make Skyhold her permanent abode. "Check out my mansion. It's a friggin' mountain fortress."

[TeraBat]

The Inquisition is on the verge of disbanding (either peacefully for a good Quizzie or due to infighting and viciousness if a bad Quizzie)... but then everything changes when the Qunari nation attacks!

 

They land on the northern shores, and begin to steamroll through Antiva, Rivain, Nevarra, etc. No one can get their shiznit together in time to mount a cohesive defense. 

 

In either DA4 or possibly DA5, you play as a low-level agent of the Inquisition, sent north to try and pull things together. You bring the damaged nations under the banner of the Inquisition and unite them in repelling the Qunari (or possibly negotiating an amicable peace or even an occupation treaty). 

 

At the end of the game, you are given the choice of how to deal with the Inquisition - maintain it as a force for justice, maintain it as a force for power, or disband it and subsume their resources into the chantry. 

[Nefla]

Too depressing! I don't even think about what I'll be doing in 30 years.

[mireisen]

I get the feeling that the Inquisition that I set up will become a "plague upon the world". My Trevelyan's going to consolidate all that power to her growing dynasty. She's not going to marry out and stay within the Inquisition so that she could solidify alliances through her children. King Alistair and/or Queen Anora are not able to produce heirs. Same thing with Orlais if Empress Celene sticks around. So technically Inquisitor Trevelyan has a huge leg up against any ruler of Thedas because she's able to have babies. That sounds so wrong, but it's true. They'd go all House Medici on Thedas...I swear!

 

Main theme here is that the nations of Thedas are extremely unstable and the Inquisition will still be their answer 30 years down the line. Whether through combining and becoming a super-power or remaining separate, the Inquisition is the only thing big enough to go against...whatever is going to be the next big bad.

[SardaukarElite]

Hopefully the airships and their griffon parasite fighters will be ready by then.

[Zwingtanz]

Mine went into banking, like the RL Templar order.

[Cerulione]

My inquisitor will disband the Inquisition one year after defeat of Corypheus, letting the Grey Warden to take care of themselves once more (once Corypheus is defeated), and the Templar/Mage ally can choose themselves what they want to do.

 

Skyhold will be abandoned once more. And my inquisitor... just vanished. She does not want to stay in power, but to return to her clan.

[tehturian]

In a state of turmoil only the DA7 protagonist can fix. 

[Cypher0020]

Gonna parcel the power out to chunks to various nations, since it can be really really useful.

 

While it woul ultimately fail in the long run, a UN concept is interesting

[Kurogane335]

My Inquisition would remain as a powerful force in Southern Thedas, especially Orlais, because the Inquisitor still feel that, despite the uneasy truce between Briala, Gaspard and Celene, if he doesn't remind them of the Inquisition now and then, a new civil war will occur, and he doesn't want it, at any cost. Sure, he was a Valo-Kas and he still likes mercenaries, but there is differences between skirmishes and full blown civil wars.

 

With the former Templars at its core, and the former Cassandra Pentagasth now Divine Victoria as his lover, he would basically help her any ways he could will remaining this no-Andrastian, Qun favouring Inquisitor. Badically, he would make the Inquisition a neutral force here to prevent any return of the various conflicts which plagued the South, but would probably not expand the power of his organization in Neverra and the Free Marches beyond agents and spies.