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[Draconaise]

I think they did a decent job explaining why involving another protagonist is for the best.  Leliana said it herself: Solas knows you.  He predicts your moves, and counters them to stay ahead of you.  I'm satisfied enough that my Lavellan made it clear that she was going to track him down - and I think the next protagonist will be utilized by our Quizzie's to do the job on her/his behalf.  Hopefully when Solas is found we get a cameo from our Quizzie's (a la Hawke in the Adamant questline), and their fate can be decided from there.  

 

I know that's not to everyone's taste, but I'M hoping for a Quizzie cameo.  I think they did a good job with Hawke, all things considered, and I really don't want Solas to be addressed without my Lavellan being directly involved.  Might be tricky wrestling control away if we romanced him, though...

When Leliana says at the very end that Solas knows you and can predict your moves, I think she's forgetting that the Inquisitor also knows Solas. We know what he approves and disapproves of. We know his backstory now. A romanced Inquisitor is potentially Solas cryptonite if used correctly in future games. The fact that Solas cares about preventing needless suffering, the fact that doing what he feels must be done is not easy for him, and the fact that he loves (if romanced) and cares about what happens to the Inquisitor are the key to predicting HIS moves and stopping him. Keeping him romanced and telling him you agree with his goals even if you don't may ultimately be Thedas' best chance. Basically, Solas is not above being manipulated. That's where I see the most potential anyway. He could have just killed the Inquisitor but he's not totally heartless. 

[solomon.kosin]

I was really not sure where to go with disbanding or not. But after reading people's comments I did agree with disbanding, at least on my Solalavellen play through.
And here is why:
1. I think keeping the inquis going means you're more likely to kill Solas (or try) rather than redeem him, simply because you'll have a huge organisation wanting to Solas's head for threatening all of Thedas.
2. Obviously Fereldan wants you to bugger off. This did peeve me off but it is understandable, the inquisition is HUGE and is not a force to be reckoned with. Whilst we know our own doings are for the greater good, other nations don't know the inquisitor and is fearful they will become too power hungry and end up doing bad. Also the other nations will be powerless against the inquisition.
3. The inquis had enough of this s***.

The inquisition is trying to bring peace, and them still being around is doing the opposite and causing more tensions and possibly wars.

But for my other characters I'm again not sure. It's a tricky choice.

I did both choices but mostly agree with disbanding. The inquisition has "closed the breach, found who's responsible for it and restored order". The mission is complete and now is the new problem ahead for new people and new organisations.

I only wonder if you still live in skyhold if disbanded and whether we'll have the castle in the next game =)

[RawThunderHustle]

Yeah I thought the ending was strong compared to past Bioware games. I think they got the message after ME3's horrid ending...

I had hoped I would keep my powers and the Inquisition but I'm still an immensely powerful mage and have a secret Inquisition working under Cassandra (Victoria). There's possibilities for replacing my hand with something more magical if they utilize the Inquisitor much in DA4 (which they should).

I don't know, I think they should do more for DA:I before moving on to DA4 personally. Concluding the threat of Solas should come with an expansion so DA4 can move on from Inquisition story and make it new & fresh.

[RawThunderHustle]

I agree that Dagna should give the Inquisitor something equally powerful as the mark. Who knows, I had a cool idea that the hand would come back over time by itself as ghostly and tied to the fade which would be cool.

[RawThunderHustle]

I agree that Dagna should give the Inquisitor something equally powerful as the mark. Who knows, I had a cool idea that the hand would come back over time by itself as ghostly and tied to the fade which would be cool.

Like a phantom limb.

[Draconaise]

I disbanded. Screw the bloody Chantry. Lavellan didn't even really want to start up the Inquisition in the first place. She is done with politics. She's a rogue gone rogue and she's plotting to save Thedas from Solas and/or Solas from himself.

[Mevanna]

Or plotting to change Solas' mind on the matter of letting her join him in destroying the world. Armageddon is always more fun with two.

[drake2511]

I had Leliana as divine, and she was for disbanding the Inquisition from the start of the DLC. What do the others divine say? Are Cass and Viv for disbanding too?

[Mevanna]

Cassandra doesn't really state anything specific, but she does look kinda disappointed when you disband.

[solomon.kosin]

I had Leliana as divine, and she was for disbanding the Inquisition from the start of the DLC. What do the others divine say? Are Cass and Viv for disbanding too?

Josephine look kinda approving at you if you disband

[Qun00]

Josephine look kinda approving at you if you disband

I thought Josephine would be the biggest supporter for staying with the Inquisition.

Wow. It really isn't much of a "choice" when nearly all characters tell you to do the same thing.

[Tython]

I agree Draconaise- A nice mix of Inquisition personnel who know Solas and new blood who Solas can't predict would be the best way to take him down. He's become the biggest threat in any DA game to this point so I hope DA4 will be epic in bringing in a lot of characters to work toward defeating him.

[Shechinah]

I thought Josephine would be the biggest supporter for staying with the Inquisition.

 

Josephine is very distressed about the future of the Inquisition because she believes it is already heading down a path of corruption which she voices in the same cutscene as the Inquisitor's mark flares out forebodingly and painfully.
 

[Arkwright99]

The whole time the mark was acting up and starting to kill us I was shouting at the screen "cut it off! Does amputation not exist in Thedas?!"

 

Yes, it does and what's more the Skyhold surgeon even tells you: "When all else fails, amputate" (or words to that effect).
 

[solomon.kosin]

I thought Josephine would be the biggest supporter for staying with the Inquisition.

Wow. It really isn't much of a "choice" when nearly all characters tell you to do the same thing.

Yeah, mother Gisele was pushing this disband theme since the very start of the game, Solas implies that Inquisition is corrupted, Ferelden and Orleys want it vanish and etc. I think the canon for Bioware would be disband))

[Mevanna]

It just kind of makes sense for it to be disbanded. You can't have a massive and militant organization around that doesn't really have any stated purpose. It was all well and good when the world needed them, but eventually you just have to choose to stand for something or give the power back to people who do.

[Milan92]

I don't think a mechanical arm is out of the question. Just get Dagna and Bianca to work on it.

 

And in the worst case, there is always blood magic.....

[solomon.kosin]

I don't think a mechanical arm is out of the question. Just get Dagna and Bianca to work on it.

And in the worst case, there is always blood magic.....

Hawke would be sooo glad with it))

[TheRevanchist]

Pfft, screw Disbanding. There is nothing "right" about it. Those resources are needed more than ever now. Solas is the biggest threat in the history of Thedas. More than Corypheus, more than Dumat or any of the Blights. He is already guilty of destroying the world once before, and will do so again. He is clearly a mad man, He does not deserve redemption, he does not deserve a second chance. He IS a monster, regardless of his Guilt. The power of the Inquisition, now serving as the honor guard of the Divine, is needed more than ever. The Inquisition becomes a Peacekeeping operation. That is exactly what is needed, as far as I am concerned, the Inquisitions original mission is not yet over. We would close the Breach, find and stop the ones responsible, and restore the peace. We only dealt with the more obvious culprit. The true mastermind just walked away with some teary-eyed confession about how horrible everything is. As far as I'm concerned Solas is JUST as responsible for The Breach, he allowed the Orb to be taken, it is just as much his fault, and must pay the price. The Inquistions mission is NOT over!

[TheRevanchist]

Cassandra doesn't really state anything specific, but she does look kinda disappointed when you disband.

 

Yes, Cassandra still believes, rightly, that The Inquisition is still necessary. She jumps out of her chair in shock if you disband it. As long as she is Divine, the resources of the Inquisition will not be squandered, imo.  

[Razored1313]

I kept the inquisiton going as a peacekeeping force under divine Victoria (Cassandra) in my playthrough, even though the desk bound inquisitor and Cullen seem to be the only original members still in the organization itself (apparently sera does some missions for me with her jennies). If it was ANY other divine than Cassandra I would have disbanded, but just like the original inquisition if there was any companion I would want to take over if something happened to my inquisitor it was Cassandra so I was cool with working for her. The game itself addresses the corruption issue afterwards, apparently we severely tighten up our recruiting process and while Cassandra mentions the threat of spies leliana replies that with the inquisition still active we have the force necessary to respond. All in all I love where my story ended, and I'm looking forward to the next game.

[Mr.House]

If Cass is divine, makes sense to not disband imo.

[Milan92]

Divine Cass and the new Inquisition will go hand in hand.

[SgtSteel91]

I kept the Inquisition as Divine Leliana's honor guard partly a force like that is needed to stop Solas, and possible the Qunari, as well as protect Leliana's reforms.

[Bowie Hawkins]

I can't believe they didn't give us the option to harvest Sera for spare parts. What was the point of keeping her around if not for that?

 

Giving people who hate her the chance to realise how wrong they were.

 

Nothing, literally nothing in the game suggests that it is linked to anything other than your hand. Cory wanted the Anchor for himself, that's why he kept trying to steal it back, not just chop your arm off. I'm sorry but your reading into things that aren't there.

 

When the Anchor embedded itself in your hand, that bound it to you in a way that prevented Corypheus from being able to use it - it's possible that the same thing applies with Solas, but in a playthrough where the Inquisitor drank from the Well of Mythal the portion of Mythal's essence that was passed along to her and the portion that Solas took from Flemeth may allow him to use it.