The judgements was a really cool feature imo, but some things about how a few of them were done kind of annoyed me.
Like why is the option to make Alexius and/or Erimond tranquil only available to mage inquisitors? Especially with Erimond, I missed having that option with my warrior since it's the only one that gets to the bastard.
Another thing that I didn't like was that if you chose to not kill Florianne right away at the ball in Halamshiral, you don't have the option to execute her later. I spared her at that time because it felt weird to just straight up murder her on the spot without some semblance of a trial. That doesn't mean I don't want an option to do it later.
Lastly, about those you get to execute. I didn't like that some of them just happen off screen. Like Knight-Captain Denam who just gets sent to the gallows. I wanted to do the deed myself. If my inquisitor was going to make such a serious judgement, he should be the one who carries it out himself. Not delegate it to a subordinate. Like Ned Stark says in GoT: "The man who passes the sentence should swing the sword."
Anyway, thats a few of my thoughts about the judgements. Is it just me being a bloodthirsty bastard, or did anybody else share my opinion? 
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