But something tells me that when the world starts to fall apart again both Orlais and Ferelden will whine, "But we neeeeeeeeeed you!"
The accumulated filth of all their pomp and debauchery will foam up around their waists, and the fops and dog lords will look up and shout "Save us!" and I'll whisper "Meh".
The accumulated filth of all their pomp and debauchery will foam up around their waists, and the fops and dog lords will look up and shout "Save us!" and I'll whisper "Meh".
A couple of days later, we see Solas vaporizing the Inquisitor into goo.
I picked angry disband, but I'm not sure it'll be my canon choice, I just had to pick something. I can see both : you're going after an incredibly powerful Solas, you could use the infrastructure of the Inquisition and how big it's gotten. However your Inquisition is full of spies and corruption that could kill it from the inside, and it might be better to start anew with your trustworthy inner circle.
i'm not convinced we'll be able to kill Solas. he's way too OP.
So was the Inquisitor for the last part of the game. Aside from the fact that my quiz is massive tank, those anchor hits were made her ridiculously OP.
The writers will find some way to snatch Solas' powers. I'm torn, though. The story has now been left open for the Inquisitor to kill Solas and I think that's perfect, but I also don't want some lame Hawke cameo type thing in the future where the Inquisitor ends up dead or trapped trying to get the job done. S/he's lost enough.
The Inquisitor should be like a lowkey non-evil Illusive Man, calling the shots underground until Solas is on his last legs. Then s/he gives the order to destroy him.
Kind Disband. Teagan was completely right about the Inquisition overstepping its bounds, and both the Qunari and Solas had been using it as a conduit for their spies. Corypheus is dead, it's time for the men to go home.
I used the peacekeeping option. That's how I imagined the Inquisition serving when I first completed the game; a non-belligerent that seeks to prevent another war occurring between Orlais and Ferelden, and to deter the Qunari and Tevinter from thinking about starting one in the south.
Of course, my next playthrough I'll choose another option. But my first Inquisitor was kind of my 'real' one, since I didn't have pre-knowledge of the plot to guide me.
For my first guy, my girl Cassandra got the Inquisition to use however she damn well pleased. My second guy, my Dalish elf, he disbanded (angrily) and stomped off to go find a way to end Solas because SCREW that guy. Not sure what my dwarf lady will do. Likely disband it as well, she's getting a little tired of being the Inquisitor and dealing with all the political crap that goes with it.
I chose to disband the Inquisition (middle dialogue option - thumb up).
Since the beginning of Trespasser it seems all key members of the Inner Circle are encouraging a disbandment. I also opted to disband because throughout the entire game it felt like my Inquisitor and companions are really the ones doing all the work in saving the world. This is especially felt when I have to run around doing tiny quests and harvesting herbs or metals despite having such an extended spy network, a large army and diplomatic connections all over southern Thedas to (supposedly) help me with the Inquisition's mission. Having a small group rather than a large organization provides more freedom and less stress stemming from having to live up to everyone's expectations.
I disbanded the inquisition with the middle option cass seemed pleased with this. But in all seriousness what does it matter,
my game didn't save after the dlc and its not in the dragonage keep. Does this mean DA4 is going to choose one or the other regadless of my decision.
The Inquisitor should be like a lowkey non-evil Illusive Man, calling the shots underground until Solas is on his last legs. Then s/he gives the order to destroy him.
I reaf that as 'Solas is on his last eggs' 
But yeah I can imagine the inquisitor calling the shots and not being the main protog, not playable. I mean we lost the anchor, and with that a load of power. Solas can just look at them and turn them to stone. Perhaps there will be a way to seal Solas in the fade as well. But I hope we can't/don;t have to kill him. His character is way too awesome to kill off.
I disbanded the inquisition with the middle option cass seemed pleased with this. But in all seriousness what does it matter,
my game didn't save after the dlc and its not in the dragonage keep. Does this mean DA4 is going to choose one or the other regadless of my decision.
There's no point in a save Trespasser is the end of DAI.
The Keep will probably be updated in a couple of weeks.
There's no point in a save Trespasser is the end of DAI.
The Keep will probably be updated in a couple of weeks.
yes but my save hasn't got the last choice i made. so when i import to dragonage 4 it wont matter?
yes but my save hasn't got the last choice i made. so when i import to dragonage 4 it wont matter?
You won't be importing your save. You'll be using the Keep. Once it's updated with the Trespasser tiles you'll be able to set your choices properly.
Was originally planning to disband, but needed to keep an organization in place in order to oppose Solas' plans. So to appease the nobles in both Orlais and Ferelden I turned it from an army to the Divine's personal peacekeeping force.
Aggressive disband with trying to redeem Solas. My canon Lavellan was sick of being pushed around by nobles who believe they know everything when in reality they know bugger all. When I got the final option in the tribunal while it as tempting to keep the inquisition around to have more man power to go after Solas I remembered one of the tales of Fen’Harel, the slow arrow, “He had killed the beast, with his cunning, and a slow arrow that the beast never noticed.” As we saw with the Qunari Solas is clearly not a person you can beat through pure strength so I guess cunning will have to do.
Disbanded, chose to solve the problem ourselves. Gonna try and save that selfish, delusional, piece of sheet elf.
I went back and replayed the last part, and I chose full-on aggressive responses with the intent to kill this time. After I told him his plan was monstrous he asked if I wouldn't do the same for my people. Would I ruin my peoples' civilization and lives, then commit genocide on other races - former friends included - to fix my mistake from centuries ago? No.
And that's why I've changed the latter part to "Gonna try and butcher that selfish, delusional, piece of sheet elf."
Disbanded. "Our Duty is done".
Let Solas think I have given up on him. Considering he himself revealed the spies he and the Qunari both had in my organization, it was clear it wasn't going to work out. Besides, my Lavellan never wanted to run a human religious army in the first place. But with more people, there is more possiblity for spies, for attention from other nations, etc. Her primary goal is protecting the elves; The less attention on her and her actions, and most important, the less attention on Solas and everything he has done and plans to do, the better. Disbanding is the best way to draw attention away from what has happened, and hopefully hide the fact that an Elf was, ultimately, responsible for Corypheus.
She wants to talk him out of it. She's in support of returning the Elves to their own people, their own nation, their history and truth, but the way Solas wants to do it is just not going to work.
He awoke to a world gone awry, the same as Corypheus. Corypheus' goals were in no way noble. Solas' are, if rather misguided.
A couple of days later, we see Solas vaporizing the Inquisitor into goo.
See, this is why I prefer ambiguous choices.
If the game didn't shamelessly paint one of the options as the best one, the opinions here would be more divided. People would feel more conflicted.
So, do any of the characters make a good case for why keeping the Inquisition can be a positive thing, or does this whole pressure to disband it (and I don't mean Teagan) truly find no resistance?
An army for peace. Rather be corrupted but still have all of Southern Thedas united to fight Solas than let a genocide maniac kill even more people. Besides without the Inquisition all those countries will go back to bickering and invading each other in no time.
An army for peace. Rather be corrupted but still have all of Southern Thedas united to fight Solas than let a genocide maniac kill even more people. Besides without the Inquisition all those countries will go back to bickering and invading each other in no time.
Yea an army of peace, look how well a re-purposed organization worked out the last time. An inquisition is like a quest which should end once the objective has been fulfilled, trying to stay on leads to only problems in the future.
Since Solas wants to destroy the world, a more logical decision (in my opinion) is to keep the Inquisiton as Divine Leliana's army. If world is in chaos again, the Inquisition would definitely be needed. My Inquisitor is a nice guy so I picked the middle dialogue option.
Peacekeeping force. It is obvious at the end, we are going to need Batman in Dragon Age 4.
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