Well, I was just talking with Mother Giselle and here are some intersting view of Inquisition:
So I guess Divine Justinia V's original intention was to form Inquisition to bring order to chaos to world, and then disband it.
It's kinda interesting if you finished Trespasser DLC, cause it is exact one path to decide Inquisiton's fate...
Maybe I will choose disband my Inquisition on my third playthrough, when I make my choice as faithful Andrastian Inquisitor.
Makes sense, but one can also make a very good case for the Inquisition still being needed with Solas on the loose.
Makes sense, but one can also make a very good case for the Inquisition still being needed with Solas on the loose.
yep, it's one of the many views for Inquisition. But I kinda like what first Inquisition chose.
Yeah I was all set to disband the Inquisition at the end of the DLC, then Solas came along with his plan to become Corypheus 2.0...
...and suddenly that choice became a lot harder
If she was so intelligent why now she is dead?
The choice goes from an idelogical one to a practical one. Initially it seems threat is done do relinquish power or horde it in expectation of next threat with the risk of organisation being misused. In the end it's do you want a leaner organistaion more capable of responding or do you want more infrastructure.
The choices are either to continue as an organization or disband, but the tone and direction each possibility offers is further decided by three choices each. That's not too shabby in my estimation. I've completed two runs with my original early EA Access Inquisitor: a female Dalish rogue archer who transformed the Inquisition into the Divine's peacekeeping honor guard and the very next Inquisitor that I created after that, a female human mage who chose to disband into a smaller force, free of corruption to address the Solas situation.
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