So now that we know the Trespasser DLC is two years after Corypheus, anyone planning on showing this with their Inquisitor, edited mine today to give him longer hair. before he just had stubble but now he has a full on beard, now I just have to wait for the 8th.
Feel free to show before and after pics.
My main Inquisitor changed her hairstyle twice during main game, so of course I'm changing it again for final DLC 
I was thinking about changing the hair for this to reflect some change in appearance over time, but then I remembered that the hair options suck so my Inquisitor is going to keep going to that stylist that only knows how to do one do.
I'm considering it but it is going to be difficult with my main Inquisitor because I've gotten so attached to her curly sides and I do not believe there's a hairstyle that has the same curly sense to it. I have made some endgame-DLC armor, however, that I've been waiting so excitedly to use. I may give her a few scars to add to the details.
It's a bit easier with my other Inquisitors although I'm going to miss the stubbles my Andrastian warrior has; there's a miscoloration so it looks like he's eaten a bunch of cheese doodles but forgot to clean his face. His hair is basically blond but his stubbles are orange. Could be a nice joke that he's grown a large beard in Dorian's absence and then shaves it after he comes back. Could make him prematurely grey, it'd with how the burden of command has affected him... Hmm, so many options.
My dude's had plastic surgery several times throughout the game. Maybe I'll just give him a beard this time around.
Maybe I will turn his brown hair grey (early greying from the stress?) and make his scar a little faded.
My Inquisitor already had a rather noticeable change after killing Cory, not sure now to add 2 years on, maybe just changing her complexion.
Yeah, I thought about photoshopping on a goatee.
Damn right!
My female dwarf canon Quizzy is drawn from the fight enough with scars and rougher skin after she defeated Cory, so I' wont change her.
My female Dalish will get some scars I think because I only removed her elven tattoo.
For my male Qunari I'm on the fence of doing something. I changed his former full horns to broken ones after his defeat at Haven and later added these metal coated extensions as some sort of prosthesis. So I don't know what to change else after these two years.
This is a good idea. My main playthrough is a FQunari so I'm not sure yet what I'll change. It would be weird for the horns to change right? Maybe there's a option for the current horn set I have but with one missing / cut off, that would be pretty cool.
I can't. My Inquisitor died a few months after he kicked Corypheus's ass.
Damn you, AIDS!
I'm a huge fan of this. I always changed Hawke's appearance at the beginning of each "act" in order to show a change in time.
But, like KaiderShep, I'm not sure if I'm going to do it this time. My canon quizzie is a qunari. He's been rocking the mohawk style with 'ram horns'. So there are only three hair/horn combinations I can use without breaking off his horns. I hate both the mudbun and cornrow looks. So I guess I'm keeping him the same. SIgh.
I'm a huge fan of this. I always changed Hawke's appearance at the beginning of each "act" in order to show a change in time.
But, like KaiderShep, I'm not sure if I'm going to do it this time. My canon quizzie is a qunari. He's been rocking the mohawk style with 'ram horns'. So there are only three hair/horn combinations I can use without breaking off his horns. I hate both the mudbun and cornrow looks. So I guess I'm keeping him the same. SIgh.
You could add a scar or two? Broken nose? I know it's not much, but it's something.
My Inquisitor just grew out his beard when the BE became availible.
I went with Scout Harding's long braided hairstyle for a while, but eventually I had to accepted that the weird glossy-glossy shader they insist on adding for each hairstyle for whatever reason (whose hair actually looks like that?) made it look too undenieably straight; Kel looked more like gearing up for a James Brown look-alike-contest, rather than a veteran ranger with long heavy dreads.
In conclusion, he looks battle-worn enough. In my headcanon, those two particular years didn't really change anything about the thirty he's lived adventuring before already.
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