#inquisitor thoughts

Now. All that said. I was saying as much of this to felspar last night, and now I suddenly find myself with ideas for two different Inquisitors.

☂ = Weather the character enjoys

One great drawback of being a noble-turned-nomad is that while he loathes nothing quite as much being locked up indoors (riding out in the open fresh air on a clear warm day is the equivalent of heaven to him), Kos has in youth been spoiled with the luxury of always having a roof over his head whenever the weather turned too treacherous and seasons reached their most unforgiving temperatures. Thus, in winter you’d most likely find the man shivering beside a campfire cursing himself for his uncharacteristic feebleness and utter inability to withstand it (or in worst cases, accidentally setting one of his little forest huts on fire in a failed attempt to create a makeshift fireplace).

(⑅ ‘﹃’ ) = What the character daydreams or thinks about

For as long as anyone who knew him could remember, Kos has always been a bit of an escapist. His talent for playing, singing, and writing music first shone through at around the same age he first held a sword in his hands, and he would use it as a means of distracting himself from all the stress and endless drama that came along with living with haughty, self-absorbed people (so-called ‘family’.) Later, his Orlesian uncle Pierre would often joke about how he should have taken up a career as a bard (rather than train to become a Chevalier) and Kos would laugh at him for it.

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okay so Roshan would likely listen mostly to Josephine, with her being fairly distrustful of Cullen, with his templar training, and Leliana, with her very close ties to the Divine and the chantry. That doesn't mean that she would refuse their counsel mind you, but she would be much more careful when taking their advice.