Probably blew up at the Conclave.
Very sad
That's sort of like asking if there were potential Hawkes.
No, there is only one Hawke and one Inquisitor. Every other possible iteration of the character doesn't exist (except perhaps in alternate dimensions).
That's sort of like asking if there were potential Hawkes.
No, there is only one Hawke and one Inquisitor. Every other possible iteration of the character doesn't exist (except perhaps in alternate dimensions).
This isn't entirely accurate, especially if we use DAO as an example, which the OP tried to reference. In DAO, most of the origins happen regardless, but the outcome is changed if it's your own PC. A casteless still competes in the proving, the new Aeducan commander is still accused of killing his (male in NPC dialogue) brother, there is still an elven wedding, Tamlen still "dies," the Couslands are still massacred, and Jowan still escapes.
Now, some of these origin characters may simply not exist. For example, I'm not sure if there is a younger Cousland child if you don't play them, but the alternate Orzammar characters do in fact exist.
So, if we go by that, it's not much of a stretch to say that the Carta does send someone to the Conclave, as do clan Lavellan and the Trevelyans, and there are qunari mercs there as protection.
It's not the same as Hawke, who is only a single person and has no alternate possibilities as with DAO and DAI.
This isn't entirely accurate, especially if we use DAO as an example, which the OP tried to reference. In DAO, most of the origins happen regardless, but the outcome is changed if it's your own PC. A casteless still competes in the proving, the new Aeducan commander is still accused of killing his (male in NPC dialogue) brother, there is still an elven wedding, Tamlen still "dies," the Couslands are still massacred, and Jowan still escapes.
Now, some of these origin characters may simply not exist. For example, I'm not sure if there is a younger Cousland child if you don't play them, but the alternate Orzammar characters do in fact exist.
So, if we go by that, it's not much of a stretch to say that the Carta does send someone to the Conclave, as do clan Lavellan and the Trevelyans, and there are qunari mercs there as protection.
It's not the same as Hawke, who is only a single person and has no alternate possibilities as with DAO and DAI.
That's what i meant I asked if this happen for all the potential Inquisitors or they were simply not conceived at all or they are doing their life.
Hawke is only one person even if the player alter the gender the skin or the personality it still remain the child of Leandra and Malcolm.
For the noble and the city elf of DAO it may be like you said that they were not even conceived(we have no info about them) if the player choose another origin while we know that Dalish,commoner dwarf ,dwarf noble and mage origins npc simply die if not selected.
Yes, there were alternate Wardens because their Origin stories impacted the main story. There are no alternate Inquisitors because the past lives of Trevelyan/Lavellan/Cadash/Adaar are irrelevant to Inquisition's plot.This isn't entirely accurate, especially if we use DAO as an example, which the OP tried to reference. In DAO, most of the origins happen regardless, but the outcome is changed if it's your own PC. A casteless still competes in the proving, the new Aeducan commander is still accused of killing his (male in NPC dialogue) brother, there is still an elven wedding, Tamlen still "dies," the Couslands are still massacred, and Jowan still escapes.
Now, some of these origin characters may simply not exist. For example, I'm not sure if there is a younger Cousland child if you don't play them, but the alternate Orzammar characters do in fact exist.
So, if we go by that, it's not much of a stretch to say that the Carta does send someone to the Conclave, as do clan Lavellan and the Trevelyans, and there are qunari mercs there as protection.
It's not the same as Hawke, who is only a single person and has no alternate possibilities as with DAO and DAI.
Are the potential inquisitors dead?
By potential i meant those whom are not picked by the player since in DAO i recall they killed all the potential HoF if you did not choose them
(which imho didn't made much sense for certain Origins like the human noble who were perfectly able to escape on their own without Mr.Duncan).
Where are all the potential inquisitors who were not picked by the player?
For DAO it's a little of both some potentials HoF died because not selected and the game make confirmation of this for :
-Dwarf noble it is mentioned that they died in the deep roads.
-Dwarf commoner if you pay attention when you rescue from the cell the companion of the commoner dwarf origin you can find the body of this potential HoF(which Bioware did very ugly imho)
-Dalish is mentioned by Arianne that they died.
-Human noble and City elf instead were probably not conceived so they did not truly died but the result is the same.
In DAII Hawke is always Hawke and only one single being.
In DAI i dunno what happen to the others potentials Inquisitors i simply don't know it is possible that they are like the human noble and the city elf not conceived.
I want to know know what the PC was doing when walking along that corridor. Were they looking for the privy or something?
I want to know know what the PC was doing when walking along that corridor. Were they looking for the privy or something?
I always assumed that Cadash and Lavellan were sneaking around since they're... sneaky spies. Trevelyan and Adaar were definitely looking for the privy, though.
That feeling when you go to the privy only to find a darkspawn magister snorting blood sacrifice off the urinal.
That feeling when you go to the privy only to find a darkspawn magister snorting blood sacrifice off the urinal.
I've always assumed that they were sent by their respective factions and the only difference is which person happened to walk along the corridor at that particular moment. So all other potential Inquisitors are blown up with everyone else. However, as pointed out, it really made no difference to the actual plot and there is no mention of them by other characters in the game, as is the case in DAO, so it is just as likely that each example only occurs if you chose that race. It would be different if we had actually had to play an origin sequence as in DAO because then we may have set up a certain situation, such as finding the eluvian, that is referenced further down the line but, again, this doesn't happen with DAI so the racial Inquisitor can exist in isolation only in their own version of the world.
Hate it when that happens. Awwwkward~
It's like when you walk into the bathroom and glance through the stalls to see if one is available and you make eye contact with a qunari enjoying elfroot while a dwarf enjoys............ qunari root.... 
Hate it when that happens. Awwwkward~
I want to know know what the PC was doing when walking along that corridor. Were they looking for the privy or something?
That feeling when you go to the privy only to find a darkspawn magister snorting blood sacrifice off the urinal.
And then he traps you in the corner and starts talking to you about his personal philosophy. It's enough to make you chew want to your own arm off.
Probably blew up at the Conclave.
Similar to the potential Wardens, then.
This isn't entirely accurate, especially if we use DAO as an example, which the OP tried to reference. In DAO, most of the origins happen regardless, but the outcome is changed if it's your own PC. A casteless still competes in the proving, the new Aeducan commander is still accused of killing his (male in NPC dialogue) brother, there is still an elven wedding, Tamlen still "dies," the Couslands are still massacred, and Jowan still escapes.
Now, some of these origin characters may simply not exist. For example, I'm not sure if there is a younger Cousland child if you don't play them, but the alternate Orzammar characters do in fact exist.
So, if we go by that, it's not much of a stretch to say that the Carta does send someone to the Conclave, as do clan Lavellan and the Trevelyans, and there are qunari mercs there as protection.
It's not the same as Hawke, who is only a single person and has no alternate possibilities as with DAO and DAI.
Theoretically, without Duncan at Castle Highever Bryce would have died instantly against Rendon and his soldiers, and then Eleanor and the youngest Cousland would have kept searching until the doors were breached.
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