Inquisition Commander's Guide

Wanting to slaughter some dragonlings? Ignore the siege weapons, kill each round of dragonlings and then drive the dragon off again when it lands, repeat. I’ve watched another player wipe out 200+ dragonlings this way, not sure what present limit is.

A virtuoso or keeper with a focus on barrier can keep a party unscathed through even the most hazardous missions. Repay them by keeping them safe and staying in range of their casting. This is doubly important for virtuoso, as the strength of their spells is often reliant on the number of teammates in their circle.

If another party member is already reviving a fallen teammate, protect them with a barrier or by distracting enemies.

Draw your team's focus to long range and caster enemies, known for picking off allies from afar and wiping out teams quickly once a party member falls. When dealing with stealth enemies, mark them as soon as they slip out of the shadows to strike, making it easier for your teammates to find them while visible and take them out before they can disappear again.

Large treasure rooms are more likely to have enemies or guardians, making it advisable to wait to unlock until other enemies are cleared, caches retrieved, escorts safely completed and party members gathered.

Defending a Inquisition Captain or Informant? Retrieving a cache while under fire? Cast barrier on your target to make it through an escort mission or halt decay/damage to a cache as long as the barrier is active. ** This may be possible with abilities that share guard as well but not presently confirmed

Non-violent resolution to high dragon attack: return their lost cheese