Thats the only picture I have of him, sorry.
The only characters who actually look like themselves are Morrigan and Leliana, everyone else looks like some bad imitation.
To me Alistair and Flemeth looked like themselves also, and I thought their nice subtle degree aging of Loghain was appropriate!
^That's probably just because she wears more makeup.
woah he looks like crap.
And why hasn't alistair appeared in the trailer? i want to see the king!!
i understand alot of time has passed between origins and this dlc but nobody ages like that. Take his last appearance in origins to his last appearance in the series Mark of the assassin which could b what 7 years at the most between time? i dont remember Act 3 DA2 timeline. than make a separate timeline starting from Mark of the assassins Act 3 to DAI. less time has passed but yet He aged that drastically in less time? and shaved! Him and alister must share the same ugly stick razor.
Yeah.. they do. Stress, depression, illicit drugs and booze can make you age rapidly. Plus, look who he had to put up with.. (provided she wasn't sacrificed) 
I like Josephine's outfit.
yeah well I like a lot of the armours you can wear as wel especially the mage ones
Look's like he suffered Frostbite.
I see what you did there.
To be fair, the ruling government did lend out his house to a bunch of rebel mages and leave him to clean up the mess they left after they were evicted.
I still don't understand why they did that -- it really bothers me this was never explained in game, not even through a codex. I head canon-ed it as Anora inviting the mages to use them as a buffer against an Orlesian invasion since Gaspard was war mongering and trying to overthrow Celene.
I headcanoned it as Anora upholding her Cousland husband's idea of protecting the innocent from slaughter. Plus, the mages helped defeat the 5th Blight in my worldstate.
The only thing I worry about regarding this trial is my King Cousland's involvement in it, or lackthereof. He can't still be searching for a cure after two more years.
So who's the Orlesian representative?
I assumed it was Gaspard.
I assumed it was Gaspard.
He dead in my play through.
I wonder why Teagan is there at all. Considering the Divine herself came to this trial, I would expect people like Alistair/Anora to come themselves.
I addressed this in another thread. It makes no sense for the rulers of Ferelden or Orlais to be there. If their entire purpose is to de-legitimize the Inquisition with this inquest/trial/thing, then why give the Inquisitor the the privilege of being viewed as an equal by deigning to be a part of the proceedings? Let their underlings deal with it and thus let the Inquisitor know they view Inky as just another underling that needs to be taken to task. It's a power play, pure and simple.
I addressed this in another thread. It makes no sense for the rulers of Ferelden or Orlais to be there. If their entire purpose is to de-legitimize the Inquisition with this inquest/trial/thing, then why give the Inquisitor the the privilege of being viewed as an equal by deigning to be a part of the proceedings? Let their underlings deal with it and thus let the Inquisitor know they view Inky as just another underling that needs to be taken to task. It's a power play, pure and simple.
I agree with this. The main reason it'd happen (the trial thing) anyway is if the Inquisition has just gotten too powerful for their comfort, and most of what we do in DAI is in Orlais and Ferelden.
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I addressed this in another thread. It makes no sense for the rulers of Ferelden or Orlais to be there. If their entire purpose is to de-legitimize the Inquisition with this inquest/trial/thing, then why give the Inquisitor the the privilege of being viewed as an equal by deigning to be a part of the proceedings? Let their underlings deal with it and thus let the Inquisitor know they view Inky as just another underling that needs to be taken to task. It's a power play, pure and simple.
But why would the Inquisitor entertain this show trial?
The Inquisition has the Divine's directive. If Orlais and Ferelden want the Inquisition disbanded or reabsorbed into the Chantry, then the leaders of those nations should meet with the new Divine and the Inquisitor.
The Inquisition is legitimate, regardless of who wants to admit it or not. It would be more effective if the rulers were present.
I think a better explanation is that it is too dangerous to have them all in one place. Remember what happened last time a Divine called a meeting.
But why would the Inquisitor entertain this show trial?
Because they've just been summoned by the two nations that, conveniently, happen to surround them. Go ahead, blow them off. See how quickly 10 legion of Chevaliers are outside your gates. Best to play nice, at least for now. Also, Divine's directive means squat now since the new Divine is sitting among the others.
Thats the only picture I have of him, sorry.
The only characters who actually look like themselves are Morrigan and Leliana, everyone else looks like some bad imitation.
I disagree. Varric, Dagna, my Hawke Cass and Loghain look far better then their old counterparts.
He dead in my play through.
And Vivienne isn't the Divine in every playthrough, so what? It's just one of the world states.
Because they've just been summoned by the two nations that, conveniently, happen to surround them. Go ahead, blow them off. See how quickly 10 legion of Chevaliers are outside your gates. Best to play nice, at least for now. Also, Divine's directive means squat now since the new Divine is sitting among the others.
The directive has meaning unless the new Divine rescinded it, which I doubt. And it means that those nations have no authority over the Inquisition. The Inquisitor would be in their full right to blow them off, or just send Josephine and other diplomats to squawk back and forth all day.
I think that the Inquisitor dropping the book at the hearing is the same assertion of authority that Cassandra pulled on Roderick in Haven. It is absolute and irrefutable by anyone but the Divine, whom the nobility also have no authority over.
The years pass and this woman just keeps getting more beautiful.
Magic.
^So that's why Flemeth broke the mirror.
The directive has meaning unless the new Divine rescinded it, which I doubt. And it means that those nations have no authority over the Inquisition. The Inquisitor would be in their full right to blow them off, or just send Josephine and other diplomats to squawk back and forth all day.
I think that the Inquisitor dropping the book at the hearing is the same assertion of authority that Cassandra pulled on Roderick in Haven. It is absolute and irrefutable by anyone but the Divine, whom the nobility also have no authority over.
Well, we're just going to have to agree to disagree, then. 
I, personally, don't see any advantage to blowing off two nations that surround Skyhold when being pragmatic and going along for now could be more advantageous.
It's been nearly 15 years since Origins. It makes sense that Teagen has aged.
Hell, what makes less sense is how many other characters haven't. Morrigan looks the same. Alistair looks 5 years older max. Anora looks the same. Leliana actually looks younger than in Origins. Loghain kinda does too.
Varric and Cassandra are among the only returning characters who actually look older.
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