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[BronzTrooper]

Here's my Inquisitors.  See if you can notice a trend amongst them:

 

Lin'Mi Lavellan

 

Tal-Shok Adaar

 

Malika Cadash

 

Dorf'Fen Lavellan

 

Fen'Elgar Lavellan

[Unpleasant Implications]

For me it's because I find being forced to play human too boring. Not only do you already have to be human in most games, but in DA you have these other races that are so interesting to me. Being forced to be a human in DA2 was like being a hungry kid looking in the window of the candy store but can't have any of it. Also I identify much less with DA humans: the privileged, the default, the majority, the oppressors, the white bread. Plus their culture is too generic(and the varying human nations have little to differentiate them from each other outside of accents and codex entries) to pique my interest.
 
If DA:I had forced you into one race like in DA2 but that race was anything but human, I still would have bought it.

That all sounds well and good, however the sense that I'm gleaning when people talk about the Inquisitor is that if they are human, they mostly seem ignorant of their culture and ask inane questions they should already know. They've been described as humans in (insert race here)'s bodies.

So I ask if it's really like that for those of you who choose dwarf and qunari, since I hear elves get really impactful in the last half, especially we a Solas romance.

[Bigdoser]

Agree with that.

I would actually be more inclined to play as human if I could play as a commoner criminal or something.

I would be all for that. 

 

Still when I found out Avvar and commoner used to be an option in DAO and were removed I cried out in horror and wept. Yeah I did not really do that but you get the idea. 

[Unpleasant Implications]

How is the picture is not clear?

I'm sorry, I stared at it for two minutes but I just don't get what you're trying to convey.

Here's my Inquisitors. See if you can notice a trend amongst them:

... They're all women?

[Bigdoser]

That all sounds well and good, however the sense that I'm gleaning when people talk about the Inquisitor is that if they are human, they mostly seem ignorant of their culture and ask inane questions they should already know. They've been described as humans in (insert race here)'s bodies.

So I ask if it's really like that for those of you who choose dwarf and qunari, since I hear elves get really impactful in the last half, especially we a Solas romance.

? 

 

My Qunari talks about their culture with bull and josie, you can state if you are a Qunari mage that your existence is against everything the Qun stands for. Plus you have a whole investigation chain with bull about Qunari culture and you have a similar conversation with Dorian. Plus finding out that Qunari are actually dragon blooded or dragon people. Dorian conversation is pretty much about how the Qunari inquisitor has NO WHERE to belong to. 

 

Since they are kill or sight/qamked by the Qunari and pretty much feared by everyone else and the Qunari inquisitor is at least happy depending on options that Dorian understands that Tal-Vashoth are pretty much a whole different people. I personally found it shocking that it was the Tevinter mage that was the most accepting of you. 

 

My Qunari became fast bro's with Dorian because of it. 

[jlb524]

Doesn't last long? Your still feeling the hate up to the winter place if you are Dalish or Qunari.

 

I didn't notice much difference (or anything that could be called hate) except I had less points.

[Unpleasant Implications]

? 
 
My Qunari talks about their culture with bull and josie can you can state if you are a Qunari mage that your existence against everything the Qun stands for. Plus you have a whole investigation chain with bull about Qunari culture and you have a similar conversation with Dorian. Plus finding out that Qunari are actually dragon blooded or dragon people. Dorian conversation is pretty much about how the Qunari inquisitor has NO WHERE to belong to. 
 
Since they are kill or sight/qamked by the Qunari and pretty much feared by everyone else and the Qunari inquisitor is at least happy depending on options that Dorian understands that Tal-Vashoth are pretty much a whole different people. I personally found it shocking that it was the Tevinter mage that was the most accepting of you. 
 
They became fast bro's because of it.

 
Interesting.

 

All not human.

That too, I suppose.

[leaguer of one]

I didn't notice much difference (or anything that could be called hate) except I had less points.

....My inquisitor was flat out called someones pet and an ox.

[Aren]

i must admit that being a Dwarf or a Qunari as the Herald does not fit the story for me.

[Bigdoser]

....My inquisitor was flat out called someones pet and an ox.

Its kinda funny when cole looks at a Qunari Horns he compares them to dragons everyone else calls you an oxman. XD 

[leaguer of one]

i must admit that being a Dwarf or a Qunari as the Herald does not fit the story for me.

Not much for the theme of unlikely heros are, you?

 

For me the have the best place in the plot because you have a neutral view of everything. Unlike the humans or elves they don't have all the bias of the history and people around them and can make clearer choices. No history dogma nor history of hate to fuel there choices or views.

[jlb524]

....My inquisitor was flat out called someones pet and an ox.

That sucks but that's hardly enough to make me feel like an underdog.

[BronzTrooper]

I'm sorry, I stared at it for two minutes but I just don't get what you're trying to convey.



... They're all women?

 

My Qunari Inquisitor and my second Dalish Inquisitor are guys.  Like Honourable Bigot said: they're all non-human.

 

Also, leaguer of one was basically saying that they think the additional races are worth it by posting a pic of their f!Qunari Inquisitor.

[BronzTrooper]

....My inquisitor was flat out called someones pet and an ox.

 

My Dalish Inquisitor was called a savage in my first playthrough.  Honestly, I feel like the Qunari Inquisitors were treated a bit better, despite the additional Court Approval hit.

[Bigdoser]

My Dalish Inquisitor was called a savage in my first playthrough.  Honestly, I feel like the Qunari Inquisitors were treated a bit better, despite the additional Court Approval hit.

I would rather be called a savage than someone else's pet in my opinion. :< 

 

They hurt my Qunari feelings and then I destroyed them at their own game felt good.  

[Aren]

That's a tricky one.

 

 most of the time you were pretty much a human inside of a dwarf/elf/Qunari's body.

This is Exactly  what annoying me!

[leaguer of one]

That sucks but that's hardly enough to make me feel like an underdog.

Wow, you have a spine of steel. Being insulted by noble who think there better then you some how does not mean your not the under dog.

[BronzTrooper]

I would rather be called a savage than someone else's pet in my opinion. :< 

 

They hurt my Qunari feelings and then I destroyed them at their own game felt good.

 

True, but the Qunari have the intimidation factor due to their size.  Dalish Inquisitors don't have that advantage.

[leaguer of one]

I would rather be called a savage than someone else's pet in my opinion. :< 

 

They hurt my Qunari feelings and then I destroyed them at their own game felt good.

^This.

[Unpleasant Implications]

My Qunari Inquisitor and my second Dalish Inquisitor are guys.  Like Honourable Bigot said: they're all non-human.

... I'm sorry, but I really couldn't tell from those pictures. I especially can't tell with qunari unless I see their body.
 

Also, leaguer of one was basically saying that they think the additional races are worth it by posting a pic of their f!Qunari Inquisitor.

... Okay then. Another one for aesthetics, most likely headcanon reasons. Thank you for elucidating.

[Tex]

Definitely worth it personaly I would not have bought it if it was human only frankly I loathe our species and have no interest playing them in games especially males. This also goes for the next mass effect if it's human only I will not purchase it but that's just me.

[jlb524]

Wow, you have a spine of steel. Being insulted by noble who think there better then you some how does not mean your not the under dog.

I walk into their party and decide the fate of an entire nation in a single night.

Sorry, don't feel very disadvantaged.

The problem with nonhuman inquisitor as underdog is that the inquisitor has so much freaking power/influence that those insults hardly carry much weight.