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[AnakinSkywalker2]

Probably did not have to make a whole new thread asking this but I am too lazy to go thru the millions of topics pages So what happens to Leliana and Cassandra if you chose Viv. in the end?

[Iakus]

Cassandra may end up reforming the Seekers, depending on how you handle her personal mission.

[Snook]

Leliana probably remains spymaster, though if she was romanced by the Warden she had plans to drop it and return to them, so she may leave for that. 

 

Cassandra probably still rebuilds the Seekers. Not sure what she does if the Inquisitor made her do otherwise. 

[vertigomez]

Yeah, Leliana probably stays on as spymaster until she just plain burns out. Unless she was romanced, in which case I'm sure she retires and appoints someone else (Zevran ).

Cass either reforms the Seekers or stays on with the Inquisition, I'd wager. Or maybe she becomes the Right Hand again?

[Jaison1986]

If Leliana becomes divine, she refuses Cassandra as her right hand. And if you told her to let the Seekers die out, I suppose the only thing she will have left to do is to help Cullen train Inquisition soldiers. 

[berelinde]

I'm not sure we're going to see them again any time soon. It might make sense for them to fast-forward 20 years or so to allow them to appoint a new Divine (the same one, no matter who the Inquisitor endorsed). It would allow them to respect player decisions without having to deal with divergent realities.

[teh DRUMPf!!]

 I imagine Leliana remains the Inquisition spymaster and Cassandra rebuilds the Seekers...

 

 

... another reason why Vivtoria is my preferred ending, really. They all fill the role I think is best for them.

[vertigomez]

If Leliana becomes divine, she refuses Cassandra as her right hand. And if you told her to let the Seekers die out, I suppose the only thing she will have left to do is to help Cullen train Inquisition soldiers.

Huh. Did she give a reason why?

[Lady Artifice]

Huh. Did she give a reason why?

 

It's a weird choice, right? 

 

I think they just wrote that in so that they didn't have to deal with the issue of both of them "leaving" the Inquisition. 

[vertigomez]

It's a weird choice, right? 
 
I think they just wrote that in so that they didn't have to deal with the issue of both of them "leaving" the Inquisition.

It's very weird! I thought Cass would be her first choice, given how well she served Justinia and how well they get along in general.

Strange.

[DaemionMoadrin]

Maybe Leliana's bloody cleansing would not have met Cassandra's approval and she knew that. So to avoid making her friend an enemy, she refused to have Cassandra as her right hand.

 

Or maybe, if Cassandra was romanced, Leliana didn't want to break up the happy couple?

[Arisugawa]

Huh. Did she give a reason why?

 

No, but it makes sense considering Leliana's pro-mage tendencies and Cassandra's more pro-traditionalist bent.

 

It also makes sense due to the resolution of the Leliana/Justinia angle. In the end, Leliana suffered for being close to Justinia - in some ways, her affection for her mentor took her down a fairly dark path. I can see her trying to spare Cassandra the same fate. Which is not to say Cassandra would view Leliana as Leliana viewed Justinia, but it's likely Cassandra would be less objective with Leliana as the Divine as opposed to someone she was not familiar with.

[Frikipolleces]

If Leliana becomes divine, she refuses Cassandra as her right hand. And if you told her to let the Seekers die out, I suppose the only thing she will have left to do is to help Cullen train Inquisition soldiers. 

She spends the rest of eternity hitting that dummy in Skyhold's courtyard.

[Warden Commander Aeducan]

She spends the rest of eternity hitting that dummy in Skyhold's courtyard.

Surely, you mean she spends the rest of eternity reading smutty literature.

[Tishina]

No, but it makes sense considering Leliana's pro-mage tendencies and Cassandra's more pro-traditionalist bent.

 

It also makes sense due to the resolution of the Leliana/Justinia angle. In the end, Leliana suffered for being close to Justinia - in some ways, her affection for her mentor took her down a fairly dark path. I can see her trying to spare Cassandra the same fate. Which is not to say Cassandra would view Leliana as Leliana viewed Justinia, but it's likely Cassandra would be less objective with Leliana as the Divine as opposed to someone she was not familiar with.

 

Maybe Leliana's bloody cleansing would not have met Cassandra's approval and she knew that. So to avoid making her friend an enemy, she refused to have Cassandra as her right hand.

 

Or maybe, if Cassandra was romanced, Leliana didn't want to break up the happy couple?

Nope, I softened Leliana, but she still didn't want Cass, and it was a Solasmancer, so no romance involved. I agree with Arisugawa, I think she might hesitate at recruiting Cass because they are friends (remember that Justina regretted what she'd done to Lel).

[AWTEW]

Because Leliana is cray cray..

[Br3admax]

She doesn't want Cassandra as her Hand because she knows Cassandra doesn't actually want to be her Hand. That and there conflicting views, most likely, 

[The Baconer]

She will remain with my Inquisition. I ain't never rebuilding those Seekers.

[Lady Artifice]

She will remain with my Inquisition. I ain't never rebuilding those Seekers.

 

You know It's gonna happen anyway.

[AresKeith]

It's a weird choice, right? 

 

I think they just wrote that in so that they didn't have to deal with the issue of both of them "leaving" the Inquisition. 

 

It's very weird! I thought Cass would be her first choice, given how well she served Justinia and how well they get along in general.

Strange.

 

Did Cassandra once mention that she didn't want to return to that business and go back to the Seekers back at Haven?

[The Baconer]

You know It's gonna happen anyway.

 

Because our choices matterrrrrrr.

[AresKeith]

Because our choices matterrrrrrr.

 

Well you only Cassandra not to do it, any other surviving Seeker can easily do it

[The Baconer]

Well you only Cassandra not to do it, any other surviving Seeker can easily do it

 

No way. They are ****in' criminals on the run.

[Lady Artifice]

Did Cassandra once mention that she didn't want to return to that business and go back to the Seekers back at Haven?

She did imply that she might not want to work with a different Divine, and noted that a new Divine might not even have her for the position.

I was more surprised at Leliana turning down Cassandra's offer than if it had been the other way around.

I'm less surprised when it's hardened Leliana. That person is never going to trust anyone again.

[AresKeith]

She did imply that she might not want to work with a different Divine, and noted that a new Divine might not even have her for the position.

I was more surprised at Leliana turning down Cassandra's offer than if it had been the other way around.

I'm less surprised when it's hardened Leliana. That person is never going to trust anyone again.

 

I'm more surprised about Cassandra even offering it do it

 

No way. They are ****in' criminals on the run.

 

No they aren't? Only you call them criminals