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[Navoletti]

well few times after finish a misión you talk with josephine for the status of people in skyhold and  josephine talk of a ambasador or a lord,etc visit the skyhold...etc...

 

 

well in what location they wait for talk with inquisitor or this is only fictional encounter?

 

after finish the misión du paraquette she talk of a lord of antiva i run in all location of skyhold but i not encounter....

 

please no spoiler only respond this is fictional all encounter invitations or few times we have real invitations they wait in a location of skyhold?the hall,etc?

[Gilli]

well few times after finish a misión you talk with josephine for the status of people in skyhold and  josephine talk of a ambasador or a lord,etc visit the skyhold...etc...

 

 

well in what location they wait for talk with inquisitor or this is only fictional encounter?

 

after finish the misión du paraquette she talk of a lord of antiva i run in all location of skyhold but i not encounter....

 

please no spoiler only respond this is fictional all encounter invitations or few times we have real invitations they wait in a location of skyhold?the hall,etc?

 

Those are just dialogues you have with Josie. She's the Ambassador of the Inquisition, so she has to talk/invite many people and to make it feel more real for the player she tells you that So-and-so is visiting.

[AlanC9]

Josie's job is to deal with these people so the Inquisitor doesn't have to. So no, they're not in the game.

[thats1evildude]

They're all fictional. Josephine is actually delusional. The opera she takes you to in Trespasser was really an empty theatre. And that guy in the cupboard during her personal quest? A diseased rat. That's why only she could understand his mumblings.

[Big I]

This reminds me of a question I have about Skyhold; where does everyone sleep? Main characters who don't have an obvious bed: Varric, Solas, Leliana, Dorian, Sera, Joesphine, Morrigan (and Kieran), Mother Giselle, Cole (he probably doesn't sleep). Not to mention all the servants, guests, and soldiers. Even if you housed people in the ruined rooms there wouldn't be enough space to go around.

 

My best guess is that either 1) the unopenable door in Skyhold garden or the tower under the Inquisitor's room leads to some sort of underground barracks, or 2) eveyone has to bunk down in the tents in the valley, which is a hell of a daily commute if so.

[Thandal N'Lyman]

There's a whole series of bedrooms along the outside wall past Viv's hangout, and more on the ground floor along the garden.
Some aren't in the best shape when you arrive, but improvements are made.

[AnimalBoy]

This reminds me of a question I have about Skyhold; where does everyone sleep? Main characters who don't have an obvious bed: Varric, Solas, Leliana, Dorian, Sera, Joesphine, Morrigan (and Kieran), Mother Giselle, Cole (he probably doesn't sleep). Not to mention all the servants, guests, and soldiers. Even if you housed people in the ruined rooms there wouldn't be enough space to go around.

 

My best guess is that either 1) the unopenable door in Skyhold garden or the tower under the Inquisitor's room leads to some sort of underground barracks, or 2) eveyone has to bunk down in the tents in the valley, which is a hell of a daily commute if so.

 

Pretty sure Sera sleeps in her room in the taven.

[Gold Dragon]

Most of the soldiers actually don't sleep in Skyhold proper.  There's a Soldier's Camp in the Valley Below (that is viewable from the Battlements).  Most NPCs have a Bed, Blackwall sleeps in the Barn.

 

And there are other passages that you can't open....

[nightscrawl]

This reminds me of a question I have about Skyhold; where does everyone sleep? Main characters who don't have an obvious bed: Varric, Solas, Leliana, Dorian, Sera, Joesphine, Morrigan (and Kieran), Mother Giselle, Cole (he probably doesn't sleep). Not to mention all the servants, guests, and soldiers. Even if you housed people in the ruined rooms there wouldn't be enough space to go around.

 

My best guess is that either 1) the unopenable door in Skyhold garden or the tower under the Inquisitor's room leads to some sort of underground barracks, or 2) eveyone has to bunk down in the tents in the valley, which is a hell of a daily commute if so.

 

Sera sleeps in her little room in the Herald's Rest, but you are correct about all of the rest, as there are no clear spots for them. However, after the first plot completing either Here Lies the Abyss or Wicked Eyes and Wicked Hearts, the scaffolding near Vivienne's sleeping area is removed allowing access to extra rooms. However, it's rather unfortunate that there is no other access to these rooms, and one has to walk past Vivienne to get to them. In fact, she really has no privacy at all. There are also other rooms surrounding the garden area, so I'm assuming that all of the rest sleep in those rooms. You might say that Solas sleeps on the sofa in the gallery, but we can't be sure.

[Thandal N'Lyman]

There's a whole series of bedrooms along the outside wall past Viv's hangout, and more on the ground floor along the garden.
Some aren't in the best shape when you arrive, but improvements are made.

 

 

Sera sleeps in her little room in the Herald's Rest, but you are correct about all of the rest, as there are no clear spots for them. However, after the first plot completing either Here Lies the Abyss or Wicked Eyes and Wicked Hearts, the scaffolding near Vivienne's sleeping area is removed allowing access to extra rooms. However, it's rather unfortunate that there is no other access to these rooms, and one has to walk past Vivienne to get to them. In fact, she really has no privacy at all. There are also other rooms surrounding the garden area, so I'm assuming that all of the rest sleep in those rooms. You might say that Solas sleeps on the sofa in the gallery, but we can't be sure.

 

Yeah, what that first guy said... 

[berelinde]

They were staying in the guest rooms by Vivienne's balcony, but Sera's pranks caused some to leave in an offended huff, Cole's lurking unsettled a few more, and the rest became trapped in the scaffolding and had to be extricated by Blackwall with a wood chisel. The latter have returned safely to their homes, but they are strangely reticent about large, bearded craftsmen.

 

In other words, they're fictional.

[Big I]

Sera sleeps in her little room in the Herald's Rest, but you are correct about all of the rest, as there are no clear spots for them. However, after the first plot completing either Here Lies the Abyss or Wicked Eyes and Wicked Hearts, the scaffolding near Vivienne's sleeping area is removed allowing access to extra rooms.

 

There's no bed in Sera's room, just all her junk. At best she can sleep on her window seat, but that's not very big. And there are only three bedrooms above the garden and past Vivienne, and one of them is ruined.

[nightscrawl]

^ She has large pillows and such there, which is where I assumed she slept. I honestly don't think Sera would really concern herself with a bed and really think that that room is her room, for sleeping and everything. It seems to me that she might appreciate her own private room, regardless of whether it has an actual bed, or not.

 

Also, the explanation wasn't to account for every single person, but just a way to show that there are some other rooms available. I too have always found it odd that some people have clearly designated sleeping areas while others do not. Iron Bull's room is also ruined, and I wouldn't have even known that he slept there if it weren't for one of the romance cutscenes.

[Chardonney]

Doesn't Cassandra sleep on the loft of the armoury? I've always thought that that bedroll is hers.

[nightscrawl]

^ Yes, but Cassandra wasn't mentioned in the initial post pondering about sleeping arrangements. This is also where you find the templar book for the templar warrior spec.

Cassandra - upper levels of the Skyhold armory/blacksmith
Blackwall - barn
Iron Bull - in the wrecked battlements room before the entrance to the Herald's Rest
Solas - unknown
Dorian - unknown
Vivienne - upper mezzanine level of the great hall
Sera - room in the Herald's Rest
Varric - unknown
Cole - doesn't sleep (or eat)

Josephine - unknown
Leliana - unknown
Cullen - in the loft above his office

[Chardonney]

 This is also where you find the templar book for the templar warrior spec.
 

 

Ah, I didn't know that but then again, I never play as warrior.

[KaiserShep]

Josie's job is to deal with these people so the Inquisitor doesn't have to. So no, they're not in the game.

Inquisitor: Josie, what would you say...you do here.

Josephine: I already told you. I deal with the god*amn dignitaries so you don't have to. I have people skills! I'm good at dealing with people! What the hell is wrong with you people?!

[Lynas]

Most of the soldiers actually don't sleep in Skyhold proper.  There's a Soldier's Camp in the Valley Below (that is viewable from the Battlements).  Most NPCs have a Bed, Blackwall sleeps in the Barn.

 

And there are other passages that you can't open....

This is not safe to sleep there 

 

 

Darkspawns and grey warden 

[RoseLawliet]

This is not safe to sleep there 

 

 

Darkspawns and grey warden 

 

Holy crap. I understand it being low detail, but can't they at least put the tents on the actual ground?

[Madmoe77]

Not to spoil anything but I would have much preferred hosting one or two diplomats with an attempted assassination plot at Skyhold than going to a certain ball. 

[Captain Wiseass]

The entire series is fictional...

[Thandal N'Lyman]

"One or two assassination plots" won't bring the Orlesian Empire over to the Inquisition's cause. Only resolving the civil war will do that.

[Apollexander]

There's no bed in Sera's room, just all her junk. At best she can sleep on her window seat, but that's not very big. And there are only three bedrooms above the garden and past Vivienne, and one of them is ruined.

Sera sleeps under the card table.

[vertigomez]

This reminds me of a question I have about Skyhold; where does everyone sleep? Main characters who don't have an obvious bed: Varric, Solas, Leliana, Dorian, Sera, Joesphine, Morrigan (and Kieran), Mother Giselle, Cole (he probably doesn't sleep). Not to mention all the servants, guests, and soldiers. Even if you housed people in the ruined rooms there wouldn't be enough space to go around.
 
My best guess is that either 1) the unopenable door in Skyhold garden or the tower under the Inquisitor's room leads to some sort of underground barracks, or 2) eveyone has to bunk down in the tents in the valley, which is a hell of a daily commute if so.

I want to know why Josephine's the only one with a bathtub. Does everybody just reek?

[thats1evildude]

I want to know why Josephine's the only one with a bathtub. Does everybody just reek?

 

It's a quasi-medieval setting, so ... yes? Just to be glad they're not covered in horseshit.