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[Master Warder Z_]

The dwarves!

Are you drunk again?

[Eliastion]

Ofc I was not serious, in reality Im just meh about the elves. Dont want to help or kill them.

 

Don't you "ofc not serious" us, we're in the Internets!  

[dragonflight288]

Are you drunk again?

 

Don't know what you're talking about. Never been drunk in my life. 

[Colonelkillabee]

What is this heresy. Gaspard alone, or you don't deserve that mark on your hand, TBH op.

[CosmicGnosis]

As loathsome as Celene may be, I appreciate her interest in the arcane and her desire for a cultural renaissance. I'm not sure that I want her to be assassinated.

[Master Warder Z_]

Don't know what you're talking about. Never been drunk in my life.

Must be the wack tabbacky then.

[nekochan014]

Blackmail could only go so far so I had Celene and Briala reconcile. I've read the book and I dunno, Celene just gave me this impression that she really loves Bria and wants to make up for what had happened.

[FiveThreeTen]

You really aren't telling me anything I don't already know.

As for the Perendale issue blame the successor of Florian she turned Gaspard down on that.

I don't recall reading that anywhere. She didn't attempt to retake it but she didn't turned "Gaspard down on that". She does tells him to go kill some Darkspawns instead of some Dalish however.

 

After Drakon's line ended there was no civil war.

The council of heralds appointed a new ruler and another dynasty took over, business as usual.

The Valmonts are only the latest dynasty in a Empire that has stood nine hundred years.

The codex states the Council of Herlads was created by Judicael I because his predecessor had handed too many nobles titles, way after the Valmont took over.

Spoiler

Legally, the titles and heraldry of Orlesian nobility were banned. But even the power of an emperor pales in comparison to thousands of years of culture and tradition. The oldest families of Orlais trace their lineage back to Ciriane war chiefs; many have ties to the great houses of Antiva, Rivain, and the Anderfelds. They would not give up their legacy, but because their titles were not legal, they were mired in a mess of conflicting claims of birthright and inheritance, further compounded by the myriad new titles Emperor Reville handed out as gifts to his supporters.

When Judaciel I took the throne, he inherited the political turmoil left behind by his father, Reville the Mad, which had cost his brother, Etienne II, his life. In a bid to win over the nobles of his court, one of Emperor Judicael's first acts was the establishment of the Council of Heralds. The Council would be the final arbiter over all disputes involving titles—even having the power to overrule the word of the emperor on such matters.

—From An Examination of Orlesian Government by Sister Petrine, Chantry scholar

And there was a civil war that ended the Drakon dynasty.

[draken-heart]

Honestly, Between the choices, I would think it would come down to RP. Personally, even if I read TME, the Inquisitor would not necessarily know what happened in that book, so using it as a reason to make a choice here kind of is a meta-gaming thing.