In 9:49 Dragon they finally tracked down the Inquisitor. He had been taking refuge in an elven ruin since the Chantry's ban was declared. He/she looked out to the army before him/her, and donned his/her bow, the Inquisitor would not go down without a fight. Ordinary soldiers were no match for the Inquisitor, Thousands fell to the Inquisitor's arrows and Thousands more to the power of the Anchor. The fighting lasted for days, soldier after soldier was slaughtered by the Inquisitor, until finally a desperate final push succeeded in closing the gap. The Inquisitor was stabbed a dozen times before he/she fell, desperately firing close range shots at those who swung at him/her. With the last of his/her strength the inquisitor loaded a final shot, aiming for a weak spot in the ruins. The shot exploded, collapsing the ruin on top of him and the soldiers. It took weeks to dig out the bodies. The Inquisitor's body was the last to be found, still clinging to his bow. The enemy captain pried the Inquisitor's fingers from the bow and raised it high, Praising the men for their victory. Yet when the bow was to be burned that night, it had vanished. Rumor has it that the bow was stolen by an old friend of the Inquisitor, perhaps even his lover. Searches were conducted yet they all came up empty. It was though the bow had vanished, never to be seen again.
And that is how the last Inquisitor, and Herald of Andraste died. The Inquisitor was betrayed as Andraste was betrayed. The chantry claims that the Inquisitor's actions pleased the maker, and when the Inquisitor was accepted to The Maker's side, The Maker himself stole the Inquisitor's bow as a token of thanks for the Inquisitor's bravery while living.
Still better than the main story.
10/10 would play that.
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