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[Asch Lavigne]

Mithos Lavellan

 

23 years old

Dalish

Mage, Knight-Enchanter

 

As a mage, he was his clan's "First" so he was sent to the Conclave. Hates being "forced" into his position and basically does whatever gets the task done quickest so he can get out of the whole mess. He finds himself actually caring. Like not killing someone because he understands their motivations, and that that doesn't make them evil.

 

 

Love Interest: Cassandra

 

Denied being "The Herald" as he is Dalish. But never publicly said it in case it caused problems

Allied with the Templars. He felt like the "stupid Circle Mages" get what they deserved in allying with Tevinter

Reunited Briala and Celene

Let Hawke die since she was all "Corypheus was mine."

Conscripted the Wardens, because the HoF was Dalish

Respected the Temple Elves since they were fellow elves and all

Told Calpernia what Corypheus was up to

Drank from the Well of Sorrows because he didn't trust Morrigan one bit

 

Varric: Helped out Bianca

Solas: Freed friend because as a mage he understood the problem

Cassandra: Rebuilt Seekers since it was so important to her

Sera: She killed the guy, he was ok with that since it was "her problem"

Vivienne: Gave her the heart, he didn't know what she wanted it for but did it

Iron Bull: Loyal to the Qun, felt he needed the Alliance

Blackwall: In prison because its what he wanted

Cole: More spirit since Cole helped him with the Desire Demon and was all about helping people

Dorian: Didn't make up with his dad, returned to Tevinter

Leliana: Hardened

Cullen: Off lyrium

Josephine: Assassin contract destroyed

 

Divine: Cassandra

 

Trespasser: Wants to kill Solas because he feels like Solas is leaving him no choice. Inquisition serves the Divine

[panamakira]

 

My canon inquisitor Jaeghar Trevelyan. I've worked so much on him that I am just unable to play another male inquisitor after him. So If I need to play DA:I again, either I recreate him or play with a female inquisitor if I feel I need to play another personality. =)

 

Pics of what he looks like : 

Spoiler

 

[snip]

 

It's gotta be said. I think your Inquisitor is hot. lol

[fizzypop]

I actually just started playing my main Vilda again. I'm playing an older save before she got to skyhold. This time I will romance Solas with her instead of Cullen. Though her canon LI will still be Cullen.

Pictures:
Before the BE she had these dark ass eyelashes, looked terrible. I fixed that once I played trespasser (I beat the game well before BE came out). So ignore it! She has new lighter eyelashes.



With a better hair mod (though I still kind of like that half shaved hairstyle):


Trespasser:


Vilda

22ish at the start of DAI.

 

My vision of her:
Though she's Dalish Mage she's had a lot of contact with humans and has very little issue with them. She isn't as distrustful as other Dalish are though she understands the reality that humans will not look out for her. She believes in looking out for one self above all. She firmly believes that all Elves are "her people", but doesn't use that as justification to harm others (looking at you solas). When correction is needed her punishments are harsh and swift exception is if you are useful still if you step out of line you're done. She is confident in her actions and doesn't second guess herself. Has no issue asserting herself when needed. She has a sharp tongue and laughs in the face of danger. She loves to be in the thick of battle and feel the rush. She loves to kill dragons. Doesn't really care for religious belief, but was raised to believe in Elven Gods. She's very anti-chantry though. She's pro-mage and against the circles. Politically she's an extremist and doesn't care for nobility. One thing her and Sera agree on at least. In her relationships she's always been someone who can disagree and yet still being able to respect someone. She challenges people to assert themselves and defend their points. She refuses to yield because someone demands it.

Biggest flaws: Really ****** stubborn. Focuses too hard on the long game that she can sometimes do awful **** and hurt other people along the way. Since she doesn't sit around second guessing herself she can be seen as cold or heartless. It isn't that she doesn't care, but she sees it as for the greater good. She tries to minimize loss, but doesn't stress when it happens. This is probably the one reason she can sympathize with Solas, but still think he's wrong. There is a line between doing what's necessary and becoming a monster. She believes since he's second guessing himself that he too knows this. She will stop him even if it requires his death or hers.

Minor ****: She's an AWESOME drunk and has lots of great stories to tell. She shares a love of trashy romantic novels with Cassie. She loves to make commander Cullen blush like a school boy. In fact she kind of gets off on making people uncomfortable in her presence or crossing lines. She's also a redhead so she's crazy in and out of the sack. She doesn't believe in monogamy, but knows Cullen does so she is monogamous for him.

Fun fact: I actually intended her to romance Iron bull since they get along amazingly well, but I couldn't pass up the awkwardness that is Cullen. I have a thing for awkwardness I guess. Though I ended up really liking my choice because it fits better with her character. Cullen has a hard time letting go of his past guilt. She doesn't hold onto things like he does so she's a great balance for him. Likewise he works the same for her. Him being her opposite gives her someone to bounce her ideas off of. I think she enjoys someone who can challenge her beliefs.

[MageTarot]

Here is my Inquisitor, Rollind Trevelyan. Hope you like!

 

Spoiler

 

Bio:

 

• 30 years old (In Trespassers BioWare timeline)
• Believes in The Maker.  
• Dual-wield Rogue-Assassin (To hone his dual-wield skills)
• Not politically inclined (but always manages to find himself at the center of political intrigues anyway).  

 

Reasons for being my canon:

 

•  He is a rogue. He is the final tale of my "Rogue's Gallery of Thedas" mega-playthrough. Arturo Cousland was my rogue in Dragon Age Origins and Garrett Hawke was my rogue in Dragon Age II.  

 

• He always tries to do the right thing. His credo is "What is right is not always popular. What is popular is not always right."  

 

•  His backstory was hilarious -- and a tad saucy -- to come up with. Before the events of the Conclave, Rollind was your traditional dashing rogue, using his looks and wit to have things go his way. Even though he was asked to attend the Conclave to represent the Trevelyan house, there was no doubt he also looked upon it as an opportunity to corrupt a Templar here or seduce a mage there...or corrupt a Templar/seduce a mage here AND there! 

 

• Building on his backstory, it was great to see him grow into the role of Inquisitor. Even though he does believe in the Maker, he flatly denies from the beginning that he is the Herald of Andraste. His first few responses are in the "I'll do my best/I'll try" mode but by game's end he is comfortable as the Inquisitor. However, he knows that he does not have all the answers and could not have done it alone. This is why at the victory banquet he uses the conversation option that thanks every party member and adviser there. 

 

• And for once, it seems as if Rollind may have met his romantic match. Telling Dorian that he wants 'something more' out of the relationship was a major turning point in Rollind's roguish ways in affairs of the heart.

 

Spoilers for Trespasser:  

 

• Spoiler

  The final decision of Trespasser -- whether to keep the Inquisition or disband it -- was pretty much decided from the start. To Rollind, the Inquisition's job was done: to (quoting Cassandra here) "close the Breach, restore order and find those responsible." As for the next chapter Rollind was perfectly content to disband the Inquisition and start a new task force to face the challenges that lie ahead. 

[fizzypop]

Pfft you think that's bad? My characters tend to look like brothers. Just with different hair/eye colors.

My first and my second characters look so much alike. I might as well as played them as one. lol.

[Wren]

It's gotta be said. I think your Inquisitor is hot. lol

Agreed. hahaha

[Sylvianus]

It's gotta be said. I think your Inquisitor is hot. lol

 

Aw, thank you. lol. 

 

Well, he didn't change much after two years. He is still the same in Trepasser.

 

 

Finished the DLC again. So I finally decided his final choice :

Spoiler

He will keep the inquisition. Jaegar has too much invested in the Inquisition to see all his efforts to build this organization and all his work destroyed just two years later, while Thedas needs them more than ever  against the future threat that is coming, requiring more than a few people in his opinion. Skyhold will be his first home, while his second one will be where live the family of Josephine as it is said in his ending.

 

Solas has spies, yes, but it was the same for Corypheus. Any opposition has spies. My inquisitor is ready to take the risk while trying to rely on only on a few people and fighting those spies in the dark. When needed again the Inquisition will require preserved alliances, influence, and a consequent army.

[Al Foley]

 

Here is my Inquisitor, Rollind Trevelyan. Hope you like!

 

Spoiler

 

Bio:

 

• 30 years old (In Trespassers BioWare timeline)
• Believes in The Maker.  
• Dual-wield Rogue-Assassin (To hone his dual-wield skills)
• Not politically inclined (but always manages to find himself at the center of political intrigues anyway).  

 

Reasons for being my canon:

 

•  He is a rogue. He is the final tale of my "Rogue's Gallery of Thedas" mega-playthrough. Arturo Cousland was my rogue in Dragon Age Origins and Garrett Hawke was my rogue in Dragon Age II.  

 

• He always tries to do the right thing. His credo is "What is right is not always popular. What is popular is not always right."  

 

•  His backstory was hilarious -- and a tad saucy -- to come up with. Before the events of the Conclave, Rollind was your traditional dashing rogue, using his looks and wit to have things go his way. Even though he was asked to attend the Conclave to represent the Trevelyan house, there was no doubt he also looked upon it as an opportunity to corrupt a Templar here or seduce a mage there...or corrupt a Templar/seduce a mage here AND there! 

 

• Building on his backstory, it was great to see him grow into the role of Inquisitor. Even though he does believe in the Maker, he flatly denies from the beginning that he is the Herald of Andraste. His first few responses are in the "I'll do my best/I'll try" mode but by game's end he is comfortable as the Inquisitor. However, he knows that he does not have all the answers and could not have done it alone. This is why at the victory banquet he uses the conversation option that thanks every party member and adviser there. 

 

• And for once, it seems as if Rollind may have met his romantic match. Telling Dorian that he wants 'something more' out of the relationship was a major turning point in Rollind's roguish ways in affairs of the heart.

 

Spoilers for Trespasser:  

 

• Spoiler

  The final decision of Trespasser -- whether to keep the Inquisition or disband it -- was pretty much decided from the start. To Rollind, the Inquisition's job was done: to (quoting Cassandra here) "close the Breach, restore order and find those responsible." As for the next chapter Rollind was perfectly content to disband the Inquisition and start a new task force to face the challenges that lie ahead. 

 

Kara's family sent her to the conclave to try and break her out of her atheism.  Show her the 'good work' the chantry does. 

[Ieldra]

My first and main Inquisitor, Maelyn Trevelyan.

Her character is defined in considerable detail in this post, and her story is told in this thread. Later replays didn't change anything except that she didn't have an LI any more, and that she didn't kill Alexius. Here are pictures and a summary of her story:

(eh...is there a way to make these pictures smaller?)





Summary:
Maelyn is a mage with a Libertarian streak. She wasn't a rebel, but she always wanted to get away from the Chantry and the Templars, out from under the eyes of an institution and ideology she dislikes. That she ended up leading an organization powered by faith, and herself being regarded as a religious figure, was a matter of considerable annoyance for her, and despite the need to prevent Corypheus' dark future she was somewhat curious about what he wanted to achieve and how. Not that she wanted to take his place, but in her opinion, there's one thing of which you can never have enough - autonomy - and her present situation indicated all too well that hers was severely lacking.

Her decisions during the lifetime of the Inquisition were aimed - apart from stopping Corypheus - at increasing the power of her organization, so that it could stand on its own after the primary task was done. She worked with Leliana to gain secret knowledge from all over Thedas, and made her spy network her main source of power. Of course she also allied with the mages, and she supported Celene in Orlais because she saw Gaspard's expansionist ambitions as a future threat to her organization. She supported Cassandra as the new Divine because while she disliked the Chantry, she considered further instability detrimental for Thedas in the face of the qunari threat, and saw her as the most balanced candidate. Leliana had admirable goals, but she was a radical, and radicals as rulers are risky. Vivienne wanted the Circles back and increase the Chantry's institutional power, which Maelyn would never support.

The events in Frostback Basin increased her dislike of the Chantry, while also giving the new Inquisition a foundation that appealed more to her. She didn't believe in gods, she had said to Corypheus, and she considered both aspects of that undesirable: the desire to acquire god-like powers only to reshape the lives of people, and the desire of people to raise up some entity as a god, ready to let their lives reshaped according to another's will, or the religious elite's will. She did desire such power for herself, but only for the purpose of increasing her own autonomy, and she once told Cassandra to kill her if she ever came to enjoy the reverence of people for that illusionary "Herald of Andraste" they saw in her. She'd like to see people leave that immature dependence behind them, but was aware of the fact that most likely, she wouldn't see this in her lifetime.

When the Inquisition was challenged by Orlais and Ferelden, she was undecided at first. She did have imperial ambitions, but still the Inquisition was powered at least in part by faith, and she disliked that as much as when the Inquisition was founded. So the decision to disband the Inquisition, rather than have it serve the Chantry, came easily to her in the end, and since secret knowledge had always been her main source of power, stepping away into obscurity suited her new goals and personal preferences both. Unsurprisingly however, she was greatly annoyed by losing the Mark. She would've given the other hand in order to keep it, and suspected that Solas could've taught her to control it but chose instead to remove a possible future threat to his plans. So not only does she have a personal grievance with him, but he also represents what she's always fought against. She considers his goal - the sundering of the Veil - desirable, but not at the price of destroying the world as we know it.

Decision summary:
-Allied with the mages
-Reunited Celene and Briala
-Allied with the Wardens
-Left Stround in the Fade
-Saved the Chargers (she dislikes the Qun a great deal)
-Made Cole more human. She has no preference, but it seemed like what he wanted.
-Did not interfere with how Leliana did her job, causing her to remain pragmatic and hard.
-Made Rainier join the Wardens in truth.
-Told Dorian to let his father speak, which resulted in a tentative peace between them.
-Kept Cullen off Lyrium.
-Let Leliana steal the contract on House Montilyet from the House of Repose.
-Did not influence Cassandra's decision about the Seekers.
-In her judgments, she was lenient and tended to recruit the accused as agents, but she killed Erimond.
-Accepted the deal with the Sentinels at the temple of Mythal.
-She did not drink from the Well of Sorrows because while she desired the knowledge greatly, her autonomy was one of very few things she wouldn't give for it.
-Disbanded the Inquisition

How she regarded her Inner Circle:
-Dorian: became a close friend. She would've liked more. Very much. It was not to be...
-Solas: a kindred spirit - or so she thought until he revealed his plans. Still, she doesn't view this as a betrayal. Solas must be stopped, but she hopes he can be convinced of another path.
-Sera: Not really her type. Much too vulgar, for one, if somewhat likeable and unexpectedly funny at times.
-Iron Bull: She didn't get really close to him, though she trusts him now.
-Vivienne: Didn't trust her in the least, but kept appearances up. She suspects it's the same for Vivienne.
-Cassandra: An unexpected friendship. They had quite a few friendly debates about faith, which engendered mutual respect in spite of their differences.
-Blackwall: Not her type.
-Varric: She didn't really get close to him, but he was a trusted friend who could always make light of....well, sh*t.
-Cole: She liked him as well for who he was as for what he was, and valued him for insights into the spirit world. How he regarded her she was never that sure of, but he did stay, that should count for something.

[Al Foley]

My first and main Inquisitor, Maelyn Trevelyan.

Her character is defined in considerable detail in this post, and her story is told in this thread. Later replays didn't change anything except that she didn't have an LI any more, and that she didn't kill Alexius. Here are pictures and a summary of her story:

(eh...is there a way to make these pictures smaller?)





Summary:
Maelyn is a mage with a Libertarian streak. She wasn't a rebel, but she always wanted to get away from the Chantry and the Templars, out from under the eyes of an institution and ideology she dislikes. That she ended up leading an organization powered by faith, and herself being regarded as a religious figure, was a matter of considerable annoyance for her, and despite the need to prevent Corypheus' dark future she was somewhat curious about what he wanted to achieve and how. Not that she wanted to take his place, but in her opinion, there's one thing of which you can never have enough - autonomy - and her present situation indicated all too well that hers was severely lacking.

Her decisions during the lifetime of the Inquisition were aimed - apart from stopping Corypheus - at increasing the power of her organization, so that it could stand on its own after the primary task was done. She worked with Leliana to gain secret knowledge from all over Thedas, and made her spy network her main source of power. Of course she also allied with the mages, and she supported Celene in Orlais because she saw Gaspard's expansionist ambitions as a future threat to her organization. She supported Cassandra as the new Divine because while she disliked the Chantry, she considered further instability detrimental for Thedas in the face of the qunari threat, and saw her as the most balanced candidate. Leliana had admirable goals, but she was a radical, and radicals as rulers are risky. Vivienne wanted the Circles back and increase the Chantry's institutional power, which Maelyn would never support.

The events in Frostback Basin increased her dislike of the Chantry, while also giving the new Inquisition a foundation that appealed more to her. She didn't believe in gods, she had said to Corypheus, and she considered both aspects of that undesirable: the desire to acquire god-like powers only to reshape the lives of people, and the desire of people to raise up some entity as a god, ready to let their lives reshaped according to another's will, or the religious elite's will. She did desire such power for herself, but only for the purpose of increasing her own autonomy, and she once told Cassandra to kill her if she ever came to enjoy the reverence of people for that illusionary "Herald of Andraste" they saw in her. She'd like to see people leave that immature dependence behind them, but was aware of the fact that most likely, she wouldn't see this in her lifetime.

When the Inquisition was challenged by Orlais and Ferelden, she was undecided at first. She did have imperial ambitions, but still the Inquisition was powered at least in part by faith, and she disliked that as much as when the Inquisition was founded. So the decision to disband the Inquisition, rather than have it serve the Chantry, came easily to her in the end, and since secret knowledge had always been her main source of power, stepping away into obscurity suited her new goals and personal preferences both. Unsurprisingly however, she was greatly annoyed by losing the Mark. She would've given the other hand in order to keep it, and suspected that Solas could've taught her to control it but chose instead to remove a possible future threat to his plans. So not only does she have a personal grievance with him, but he also represents what she's always fought against. She considers his goal - the sundering of the Veil - desirable, but not at the price of destroying the world as we know it.

Decision summary:
-Allied with the mages
-Reunited Celene and Briala
-Allied with the Wardens
-Left Stround in the Fade
-Saved the Chargers (she dislikes the Qun a great deal)
-Made Cole more human. She has no preference, but it seemed like what he wanted.
-Did not interfere with how Leliana did her job, causing her to remain pragmatic and hard.
-Made Rainier join the Wardens in truth.
-Told Dorian to let his father speak, which resulted in a tentative peace between them.
-Kept Cullen off Lyrium.
-Let Leliana steal the contract on House Montilyet from the House of Repose.
-Did not influence Cassandra's decision about the Seekers.
-In her judgments, she was lenient and tended to recruit the accused as agents, but she killed Erimond.
-Accepted the deal with the Sentinels at the temple of Mythal.
-She did not drink from the Well of Sorrows because while she desired the knowledge greatly, her autonomy was one of very few things she wouldn't give for it.
-Disbanded the Inquisition

How she regarded her Inner Circle:
-Dorian: became a close friend. She would've liked more. Very much. It was not to be...
-Solas: a kindred spirit - or so she thought until he revealed his plans. Still, she doesn't view this as a betrayal. Solas must be stopped, but she hopes he can be convinced of another path.
-Sera: Not really her type. Much too vulgar, for one, if somewhat likeable and unexpectedly funny at times.
-Iron Bull: She didn't get really close to him, though she trusts him now.
-Vivienne: Didn't trust her in the least, but kept appearances up. She suspects it's the same for Vivienne.
-Cassandra: An unexpected friendship. They had quite a few friendly debates about faith, which engendered mutual respect in spite of their differences.
-Blackwall: Not her type.
-Varric: She didn't really get close to him, but he was a trusted friend who could always make light of....well, sh*t.
-Cole: She liked him as well for who he was as for what he was, and valued him for insights into the spirit world. How he regarded her she was never that sure of, but he did stay, that should count for something.

Gotta love libertarian Inky's.

[The Night Haunter]

This is why I love BioWare games, the ability to create a character that you define. (S)He can be mean, nice, religous, evil. I love it

[Al Foley]

This is why I love BioWare games, the ability to create a character that you define. (S)He can be mean, nice, religous, evil. I love it

On this subject I am surprised how many Inquisitor's are younger then Kara.  And I was trying to make Kara pretty young, though a drifter in her life which is why she is a *bit* older.  But most people's Inky's are in their early 20s.  Pretty surprising all and all.  

[TheyCallMeBunny]

On this subject I am surprised how many Inquisitor's are younger then Kara.  And I was trying to make Kara pretty young, though a drifter in her life which is why she is a *bit* older.  But most people's Inky's are in their early 20s.  Pretty surprising all and all.  

 

Mine was actually 27 at the start of the game (and thus 30 by the end of Trespasser). It didn't really make sense to me for the keeper so send someone too young. And later I thought, since Solas looked to be about 40, it would make their age difference a bit more manageable... well, so much for that!   

Modifié par TheyCallMeBunny, 19 septembre 2015 - 08:36 .

[Smudjygirl]

On this subject I am surprised how many Inquisitor's are younger then Kara.  And I was trying to make Kara pretty young, though a drifter in her life which is why she is a *bit* older.  But most people's Inky's are in their early 20s.  Pretty surprising all and all.  

 

I ended up making her look and act really young. Plus, i'm the same age, so it made role-playing easier.

[Al Foley]

I ended up making her look and act really young. Plus, i'm the same age, so it made role-playing easier.

Yeah Kara is around my age actually to.  First time I have done that to.  I think.  

[Ieldra]

On this subject I am surprised how many Inquisitor's are younger then Kara.  And I was trying to make Kara pretty young, though a drifter in her life which is why she is a *bit* older.  But most people's Inky's are in their early 20s.  Pretty surprising all and all.

I think female elves and dwarfs tend to look younger than humans, as a rule. The pictures posted here are suggestive of that, and I recall I had serious trouble making a elf look 30ish and good at the same time.

[Al Foley]

I think female elves and dwarfs tend to look younger than humans, as a rule. The pictures posted here are suggestive of that, and I recall I had serious trouble making a elf look 30ish and good at the same time.

Question for you, since your inquisitor is a libertarian, how wide in scope is the political change she is trying to bring about?  Does she want to actually fundamentally alter the political institution's across Thedas, or is she more laid back and in the shadows and just allowing things to naturally...evolve?

[Ashaantha]

I was so busy just ogling all the awesome looking Inquisitor's in this thread, and Foley seems to think it's surprising I haven't posted mine yet, so I can't continue this blemish to my reputation!

*coughs* made some edits as I went. I'll try to stop that..

 

Canon Inquisitor: Kyrrah First-Thaw Trevelyan

 

 

Spoiler

 

Quick Info:

• 22 years old at time of Conclave explosion
• 25 years old during Trespasser. (1 year as Inquisitor before killing Cory, she had a birthday during that time, and 2 years after Cory kill comes Trespasser)
• "I don't believe in Gods!"
• Makes a lot of jokes, dances around with sarcasm and witty lines. At least, that's when she's not really pissed off at someone or something.
• Knight Enchanter / storm mage
• Despises politics, but is extremely good at the Game anyway.
• Constantly denies being the Herald of Andraste, hates the title as much as she hates being the Inquisitor, which she tried to refuse only to receive a lecture from Cassandra and pointed to the sword of office regardless of her feelings about it.
• Scar across the left corner of her mouth was the result of a scuffle with a templar during her circle's fall.
• Kyrrah gets lost, constantly, every time she leaves Skyhold/haven.. and even while in Skyhold, much to Dorian's amusement.
• Named kin to the Avvar tribe in the Frostback Mountains, who gave her the First Thaw legend-mark. This touched her deeply and she proudly uses it and keeps in contact with the tribe.
• One of the most talented Enchanters from the Ostwick Circle of Magi, though she kept to herself preferring to be alone and didn't boast about her abilities.
• Managed to have contacts with smugglers, right under the Templar's noses, while in the Circle.
• Very close to her two older brothers, and father. Not so much her mother who was deeply ashamed to have a mage-child.
• Everything her friends in the inquisition do for her, brings her emoptions she still doesn't quite understand. She did not have friends in the Circle, or prior to the Inquisition at all. So Kyrrah's first friends are her companions who were originally just to travel with her as frontline bodyguards to keep her safe.

 

Reason why she's my Canon? other then the above...

Actually she wasn't meant to be originally, she was a recreation (with different eyes and hair colour) of my original canon Inquisitor. I grew attached to her during Haven and Hinterlands stuff, so canon she became.

 

All my canon Dragon Age characters are female mages, she is no different.

 

Series personal canon: My Warden was meant to still have a thing for Cullen (this was years before DAI release that I set my canon Warden's full story up), though nothing ever happened between them which doesn't change the feelings. My canon Inquisitor was meant to bear similar resemblance in looks and personality to my Warden. I succeeded with Kyrrah, and canon Quizzy romances Cullen waiting for the likely awkward headcanon meeting with the Hero of Ferelden who still likes him 14 years later.

 

Her equal parts pissed off and sarcastic personality, not liking anything that's going on but feeling that it's still her duty to save the people of Thedas while she can, she's needed so all her personal feelings about it get booted out the airlock and she concentrates on making a difference.

 

Major Choices

Allied with the rebel mages

Recruited the Wardens

Left Stroud in the Fade

Made one of her very distant relatives rather cranky with being shunned by her Inquisition

Saved Celene, who remains Empress of Orlais

Was a recruitment judge, recruited every prisoner she could to serve the inquisition.

Allied with the Sentinel Elves

Drank from the Well of Sorrows, becoming a servant of Mythal.

Defeated Samson using a rune to destroy his armour, sentenced him to serve the Inquisition with Cullen as his handler.

Tamed a dragon to take on Cory's one.

Supported Cassandra in becoming Divine

 

Companions

Cassandra: became Divine, is a close friend of Kyrrah's, rebuilt the Seekers.

Sera: friend, prank buddy.

Blackwall: freed, and sentenced to atone for what he had done to the family, and his men, and the hiding for years. He does this brilliantly.

Iron Bull: friends, saved the Chargers and reminding him that he's The Iron Bull, not one of the Tal Vashoth he hated.

Cole: helped him become more of the Spirit of Compassion that he was meant to be.

Dorian: soulmates, dearest friends, these two are almost inseparable.

Solas: friends, sees him as a mentor since she's freshly out of the Circle and feels more comfortable having one.

Vivienne: they didn't get along but had a mutual respect

Varric: good friends, after he got over the "seeing her as a symbol and nothing else" thing.

 

Bonus: Dorian and Bull do not start a relationship. Blackwall does send flowers to Josephine.

 

Advisers

Leliana: softened, renewed faith and still worries about Kyrrah.

Josephine: helped her end her family's exile from Orlais trading the political accepted way of favours.

Cullen: supported his decision to cure his lyrium addiction, cared for him since Haven and eventually they entered a committed relationship.

 

Trespasser:

Spoiler

Disbanded the Inquisition, opting for a close knit, smaller and extremely loyal organization instead of one riddled with enemy spies and being unable tot rust her own people. That's all she actually needs now.

 

Swore to save Solas from himself. Whatever he is, whatever he's done well, he's still her friend. She'll protect her friends, even from themselves.

 

Married Cullen, because it's something that is important to both his character and mine. Retired with him and his Dog to Ferelden where she now fights the Mabari for her Husbands attention. Kyrrah also helps her husband run his Templar Sanctuary, using her numerous noble titles and holdings for trading, social standing and investments.

 

Sera invited her to be a Red Jenny friend which Kyrrah definitely accepted.

 

Varric gave her the title Comtesse and an estate in Kirkwall. Also control of the harbor with the key to the city. Another gesture from a friend that touched Kyrrah deeply.

 

Dorian gave her a crystal they can use to talk to each other while he's in Tevinter, which made me cry.. literally. Such a touching moment, and my favourite from everything in the DLC.

 

 

 

[Al Foley]

I was so busy just ogling all the awesome looking Inquisitor's in this thread, and Foley seems to think it's surprising I haven't posted mine yet, so I can't continue this blemish to my reputation!

 

Canon Inquisitor: Kyrrah First-Thaw Trevelyan

 

 

Spoiler

 

Quick Info:

• 22 years old at time of Conclave explosion
• 25 years old during Trespasser. (1 year as Inquisitor before killing Cory, she had a birthday during that time, and 2 years after Cory kill comes Trespasser)
• "I don't believe in Gods!"
• Makes a lot of jokes, dances around with sarcasm and witty lines. At least, that's when she's not really pissed off at someone or something.
• Knight Enchanter / storm mage
• Despises politics, but is extremely good at the Game anyway.
• Constantly denies being the Herald of Andraste, hates the title as much as she hates being the Inquisitor, which she tried to refuse only to receive a lecture from Cassandra and pointed to the sword of office regardless of her feelings about it.
• Scar across the left corner of her mouth was the result of a scuffle with a templar during her circle's fall.
• Kyrrah gets lost, constantly, every time she leaves Skyhold/haven.. and even while in Skyhold, much to Dorian's amusement.
• Named kin to the Avvar tribe in the Frostback Mountains, who gave her the First Thaw legend-mark. This touched her deeply and she proudly uses it and keeps in contact with the tribe.
• One of the most talented Enchanters from the Ostwick Circle of Magi, though she kept to herself preferring to be alone and didn't boast about her abilities.
• Managed to have contacts with smugglers, right under the Templar's noses, while in the Circle.
• Very close to her two older brothers, and father. Not so much her mother who was deeply ashamed to have a mage-child.

 

Reason why she's my Canon? other then the above...

Actually she wasn't meant to be originally, she was a recreation (with different eyes and hair colour) of my original canon Inquisitor. I grew attached to her during Haven and Hinterlands stuff, so canon she became.

 

All my canon Dragon Age characters are female mages, she is no different.

 

Series personal canon: My Warden was meant to still have a thing for Cullen (this was years before DAI release that I set my canon Warden's full story up), though nothing ever happened between them which doesn't change the feelings. My canon Inquisitor was meant to bear similar resemblance in looks and personality to my Warden. I succeeded with Kyrrah, and canon Quizzy romances Cullen waiting for the likely awkward headcanon meeting with the Hero of Ferelden who still likes him 14 years later.

 

Her equal parts pissed off and sarcastic personality, not liking anything that's going on but feeling that it's still her duty to save the people of Thedas while she can, she's needed so all her personal feelings about it get booted out the airlock and she concentrates on making a difference.

 

Major Choices

Allied with the rebel mages

Recruited the Wardens

Left Stroud in the Fade

Made one of her very distant relatives rather cranky with being shunned by her Inquisition

Saved Celene, who remains Empress of Orlais

Was a recruitment judge, recruited every prisoner she could to serve the inquisition.

Allied with the Sentinel Elves

Drank from the Well of Sorrows, becoming a servant of Mythal.

Defeated Samson using a rune to destroy his armour, sentenced him to serve the Inquisition with Cullen as his handler.

Tamed a dragon to take on Cory's one.

Supported Cassandra in becoming Divine

 

Companions

Cassandra: became Divine, is a close friend of Kyrrah's, rebuilt the Seekers.

Sera: friend, prank buddy.

Blackwall: freed, and sentenced to atone for what he had done to the family, and his men, and the hiding for years. He does this brilliantly.

Iron Bull: friends, saved the Chargers and reminding him that he's The Iron Bull, not one of the Tal Vashoth he hated.

Cole: helped him become more of the Spirit of Compassion that he was meant to be.

Dorian: soulmates, dearest friends, these two are almost inseparable.

Solas: friends, sees him as a mentor since she's freshly out of the Circle and feels more comfortable having one.

Vivienne: they didn't get along but had a mutual respect

Varric: good friends, after he got over the "seeing her as a symbol and nothing else" thing.

 

Bonus: Dorian and Bull do not start a relationship. Blackwall does send flowers to Josephine.

 

Advisers

Leliana: softened, renewed faith and still worries about Kyrrah.

Josephine: helped her end her family's exile from Orlais trading the political accepted way of favours.

Cullen: supported his decision to cure his lyrium addiction, cared for him since Haven and eventually they entered a committed relationship.

 

Trespasser:

Spoiler

Disbanded the Inquisition, opting for a close knit, smaller and extremely loyal organization instead of one riddled with enemy spies and being unable tot rust her own people. That's all she actually needs now.

 

Swore to save Solas from himself. Whatever he is, whatever he's done well, he's still her friend. She'll protect her friends, even from themselves.

 

Married Cullen, because it's something that is important to both his character and mine. Retired with him and his Dog to Ferelden where she now fights the Mabari for her Husbands attention. Kyrrah also helps her husband run his Templar Sanctuary, using her numerous noble titles and holdings for trading, social standing and investments.

 

Sera invited her to be a Red Jenny friend which Kyrrah definitely accepted.

 

Varric gave her the title Comtesse and an estate in Kirkwall. Also control of the harbor with the key to the city.

 

Dorian gave her a crystal they can use to talk to each other while he's in Tevinter, which made me cry.. literally. Such a touching moment, and my favourite from everything in the DLC.

All I meant is you do rant and rave about them a lot in the DQ and care about them and put a lot of work in them so I thought you'd be one to share.

[Ashaantha]

All I meant is you do rant and rave about them a lot in the DQ and care about them and put a lot of work in them so I thought you'd be one to share.

 

Only in DQ? heh, you missed all the other random threads I went on and on about her then!

Still, i have a reputation with this gal I cannot let get ruined!

[Al Foley]

Spoiler

You know in reading through it the only title that Kara ever got that she actually liked and felt touched by, and she earned, wias the Comtesse of Kirkwall.  Granted she grew comfortable with 'Inquisitor' but it touched her so deeply that Varric would do that for her. 

 

Ahem what Ash said.  

[Ashaantha]

Trespasser spoiler, Foley. op said tag! (so you said tag them!) *whistles*

[Al Foley]

Trespasser spoiler, Foley. op said tag! (so you said tag them!) *whistles*

oh **** you're right.  *BLUSH*

[Amne YA]

In the end  it doasn't  even mater ! - Linkin Park 

[KumoriYami]

Canon Inquisitor: Estel Lavellan

21 Years old

Knight-Enchanter who wants to be an Arcane Warrior and wouldn't mind running off to the Brecilian Forest to find anything about it since she heard the Hero of Ferelden was one

 

As First of her clan, Estel is rather devout in her worship of the elven pantheon, particularly Mythal since she has a strong sense of justice. While she doesn't want anything to do with the Chantry, she does respect their followers beliefs though she believes that destroying elven history to reinforce their Maker is inexcusable.  In her spare time, she enjoys reading, and studying magic and history. She also likes tea but prefers not to have any when a certain elf is around.
 

 

Inner Circle:

Was friends with everyone

Romanced Solas....

Leliana divine, softened

Josephine, contract on life removed via Leliana's suggestion

Cullen did not take lyrium

Cassandra rebuilt Seekers

Rainer joined Wardens

Dorian sorta reconciled with his father... 

Iron Bull left the Qun

The Vint and the Qunari romanced

Sera went and killed whats-his-face lord

Varric found about the thaig location leak 

Cole became more spirit-like

Saved Solas's friend

Vivienne got her books and heart

 

Decisions

allied with mages (who trusts Templars anymore?)

Wanted nothing to do with Andraste or being a Herald

sealed all the rifts and led an active Inquisition

Celene and Briala reconciled

Stroud left in Fade and Grey Wardens rebuilt

Respected Mythal, allied with Abelas and drank from the Well

Had vallaslin removed

 

Trespasser Decisions

Spoiler

Became a part time Red Jenny, disbanded inquisition to look for Solas in hopes of changing his mind.... and had heart shattered into a million little pieces. While Lavellan was a devout believer in the elven gods, she's not quite sure what to believe in anymore since everything she seems to know is wrong. Now knowing that Mythal was murdered, she does feel a sense of obligation to seek out justice as her servant,  but she isn't sure that the Dread Wolf will particularly like that. 

 

 

 

OH and....

Spoiler

 

She killed Solas

 

 

Well she had to 80% of the time anyway for some reason since the scene wouldn't progress unless I walked away far enough.