Dragon Age: Inquisition - Trespasser DLC - All Speeches for Disbanding the Inquisition

[@StuHayhoe]

Aggressive disband is definitely my favourite

[@miamew123]

mine too

[@cavik977]

mine as well

[@Supadrumma441]

+Stu Hayhoe "I have a world to save....again" *Drops the mic*

[@Arcling]

+Supadrumma441 "I should go."

[@SimoLInk1698]

You literally drop the mic.

[@TwilightsInferno1701]

My inquisitor went from a quiet shy thing who tried to convince everyone she wasn't as special to getting her arm chopped off and "Now, if you'll excuse me, I have a world to save. Again." Love her and the aggressive disbanding option XD

[@Th3_Uninformed]

Mine too! My vibe the whole time was "Don't call me the herald of Andraste, Don't treat me like a king, and for the love of GOD stop dragging me into your problems.

[@fieldbalazs12]

If i remember well, my inquisitor was a foreigner archer, who was a chaotic good personality (the people above all law and ruler, i always playing like that). I helped everybody who deserve it. Aand i spoke a lot with Solas. At the end, I disbanded the Inquisiton at the aggressive way to "save the world, again" and to help Solas :) I will not become anyone's slave, i always made decisions for the people, not for the rulers

[@swee7roll]

Same! My first playthrough, I role-played as a proud Dalish yet always have a sympathy to every race in every circumstances (except everyone with an unforgivable crime like Samson). But not this time, lost her arm and these idiots were still yapping their jaws, forcing us to agree to their own agenda even after what the Inquisition have done to them. For the first time, I chose a clench red fist symbol instead of a teary eyed, imo she wasn't out of character, but a good character development

[@WilliamAmbervein]

I will always love the "fuck you, we'll save the world again" speech

[@ThatGUY666666]

I'm not sure which speech I like the best...Aggressive lets you deliver a wonderful F.U. to the Divine Conclave, Positive thanks all those who risked their lives, and Sad acknowledges that you can not allow the Inquisition to follow in the footsteps of the last Inquisition and become everything you fought against.

[@Snudru]

Wish I could say everything in one speech.

[@thegardenofesim1174]

I really liked the aggressive You just walked out like a boss

[@jeanetten.s.8557]

I think you walk out regardless

[@wardensurana8336]

One of the few moments the Inquisitor actually looks cool instead of boring.

[@tristanpena9045]

I romanced Solas with an elf who never really lost her cool. She was only sad when Solas left her, didn't lash out or anything. By Trespasser, almost everyone has left the Inquisition, Varric and Dorian's breaks from the Inquisition are permanent, and Solas is still missing. She's tired of the Inquisition, but starts the talks with Fereldan and Orlais determined to keep the Inquisition around. Partly out of spite, but because her clan is dead it's all she has left. When the mark starts to hurt again, she's pissed for the first time. She lashes out at her advisors, and is pissed when she found out she can add Solas to the list of people who've lied to her. When she meets him again, she forgets it all and talks to him. Then she faces the sad realization that she'll have to fight him, and then loses her arm. By the time she's back, she is more angry than she's ever been and she disbands the Inquisition. Angry is the best option in my opinion, only because it fits my canon Inquisitor so well

[@cracmar03]

I actually understood why some of those got to their lives. Like Dorian or Varric (Varric place is at Hawke's side to the end of time for me) so that wasn't the factor. However even if I kept on Lavellan her clan alive she couldn't just go back to them. Solas removed her vellaslin, and the truth about him or Mythal ... how could she come back with knowledge that everything in her culture is a lie ? A big freaking lie. She stayed in Inquistion, for clan good - out of her knowledge and her uselessness, she was a huntress but now she has no hand to be archer anymore, and because she needs to stop Solas. Also she treated even advisors (Cullen and Josephine at least) as friends. So I kept Inquisition to help Cassandra (new divine) even if Verissa Lavellan is atheist now. She had nowhere to go anymore.

[@drakeford4860]

4 years later, and this remains the best singular moment in the entirety of DA. I remember vividly what was in my mind at the time- that last conversation with Solas had jogged my memory, and reminded me very much of another. What was I planning to do with the Inquisition once all was said and done, he had asked. My answer at the time had been simple and straightforward: to keep it around, and to surround myself with good and trustworthy people to guide it and myself. I had expected him to nod along and praise my great benevolence and sagacity, but he instead surprised me. He called me foolish and said: "While one selfless man can walk away from the lure of power's corruption no group has ever done so." At the time, I didn't fully grasp his point. I hadn't quite written it off as the baseless sentiment of a cynic (he had earned too much of my respect for that), but I still believed that he was fundamentally incorrect. After that conversation though, things changed. Thedas, Orlais, the Inquisition, and even myself. When the beginning of Tresspasser rolled around, I was dead-set on holding on to the Inquisition. We had stopped wars, made rulers, killed a would-be god, and saved all of Thedas, and there was still work to be done- so much work to be done. I was angry at these blasted, ungrateful bureaucrats grasping at control of the organization that had saved them, and afraid of what they would do to it, or worse, with it. That was where I stood, right up until finally catching up to Solas. He was dead-set on his course. He had all the power in the world, and he was going to bring it to bear for what he thought was right- damn the opinions of anyone else. That conversation was quite like looking into mirror. That realization is what brought my mind back to that earlier conversation, and what helped me to finally understand it. "While one selfless man can walk away from the lure of power's corruption no group has ever done so." Solas had failed to walk away. _I_ had failed to walk away. We had both let our ambition- our will to do right- overpower our sense of what _was_ right. I had been willing to step on the wishes and wills of the very people I had fought to save in order to change the world for what I thought to be the better- their opinions and beliefs be damned. Though perhaps my means were less cataclysmic, my intentions had become no different Solas or Corrypheus. Listening to those voices as the screen sat black, I finally recognized that Ferelden, Orlais, and even the Divine had all been thinking in the same exact way I had- thinking of how they could use the Inquisition to change the world, or fearing how I might do so in their stead. They weren't just a bunch of greedy, selfish bureaucrats. They were me. But there was still time enough to fix what I had gotten wrong. The Inquisition hadn't yet been wrestled from my hands, and one selfless man could still walk away before his power fell into the hands of a group that never would. After defending both the existence of the Inquisition and it's autonomy since the moment he had arrived, my Trevelyan disbanded the organization, half angry with those seeking to control it, and half angry at himself for being controlled by it. No more unlimited power. No more unchecked authority. Then, he set to work. He was going to save his friend from himself, just as his friend had saved him.

[@gabriels.minussi380]

I also debanded the inquisition. For me, Solas was trying to say that if i wish to had a chance to stop him and prove that he was wrong again, that would be the only way. it is nice to see someone who had so many thoughts on this matter.

[@aglazeddoughnut5250]

And this is why the Inquisitor NEEDS to have a major role in DA4. I would prefer them being the protagonist, as the ending of Inquisition just so perfectly sets up the Inquisitor going after Solas themselves, I can see them taking a more background role like Leliana. After that whole series of events, after all that you have done and seen, and after all you know, it just doesn’t make sense for the Inquisitor to let someone else solve their problem. Yeah you only have one arm, but this is a world with magic and artifice, either make them a badass metal hand if they are a warrior or rogue, or a god damn hand made of pure arcane power if they are a mage, tie a skill tree or some other system to it so it can get its own cool abilities, and bam, you get a neat new mechanic on top of keeping a character who is already invested in the core conflict of your new game.

[@DaybreakTownGSA]

@@aglazeddoughnut5250 if you befriend Sera, it's hinted that inky joins the Red Jennies with a crossbow arm attachment (it says inky joins them, but a figure in the foreground of the slide obscured by the edges is someone with a crossbow attached to where their left arm would be). Doesn't show that for romance, since the trigger is the offer she gives you when first talking to her at the start of Trespasser (high approval + not romanced = "become a Jenny?", romanced = "marry me?"), but hints at inky and Sera working together in some capacity with the Red Jennies, just not exactly stated as with the non-romanced version

[@xenon8117]

@@aglazeddoughnut5250 I really want the Inky to be DA4 protagonist but 2 issues will probably be what stops that. 1: They will have to bother working with a missing hand. Given this is something every Inky has though that's something that should be easy and would be really nice to see work. 2: DAI was out in 2014, new players won't have a connection to Inky. How many people have only played DAI and not origins and 2? With it being so long ago console players won't have the flexibility of going back like pc players. I still think having Inky as protag can work but those 2 ideas feel like the reason it won't happen.

[@wardensurana8336]

The best moment in the entirety of DA? Of Inquisition maybe, of DA overall...no, just no.

[@hexmaniacciaran]

aggressive disband is a favourite, it just screams you're all too fucking stupid to be left to your own devices, I'll deal with this on my own because I've had it

[@Th3_Uninformed]

I know right? I loved it! "Fuck you and you bullshit problems. I have a pet dragon given to me by an elven god and the knowledge of generations of elves who now more about Solas than you ever will at my disposal. Deal with your own shit for one and leave me the fuck out of it. Meanwhile, while you go do that I will save the world. For the 3rd or 4th time." My only regret is that its what the arl wants and I can't just punch him in the face.

[@fragmentsbeta6537]

1:25 You know, I kind of expected to hear a mic feedback sound when to book was dropped and the Inquisitor walked away.

[@manneaux4404]

Aggressive disband is the best. I only disbanded the Inquisition because the inquisitor deserves a break. I didn't want her to be the Inquisitor anymore.

[@OmbrogBox]

+Rexinious I disbanded it because I didn't want to risk Solas knowing of my operations and I like the way it ends when you disband because everyone gasps

[@manneaux4404]

+SOme Guy That too lol!

[@liamclarke91]

+Rexinious I think agressive disband is best because it makes the fact that there's a new threat they have to face. Not just "well, that's us done!"

[@OmbrogBox]

I like the positive version because your chracter says thanks to all who served and that it has been an honor

[@jackagonis9302]

+Rexinious I disbanded it because I think my inquisitor was trying to make a point. He was trying to say- "It doesn't matter if I have a huge organization at my back anymore or weather I have to face a god in the future, because while all of you noblemen and women up top complain about how I did things that you disliked, I will be fighting the war that you are to cowardly to fight, and winning it, because I'm willing to fight while you do nothing but prove yourselves inconsequential. so while you are forgotten for your stupidity and lack of compassion, I will be remembered for fighting to save you people and the one's I actually care about."

[@JenN-fp8id]

I headcanon a combination of angry and peaceful disbanding speech. I love the writ drop but in my head I see my inquisitor taking time to thank everybody and acknowledging their efforts. “Time to go home,” indeed. I also love that in the second speech, it ends up being like the words are addressed specifically towards Josephine who just spent the whole Exalted Council shielding them all from the political mess.

[@MidoriGa95]

I prefer to think the Inquisitor thanked her advisors personally after the meeting. Like her, I was so pissed at Orlais and Ferelden after everything we'd done for them and that was how we got treated, hell no. It's time for us to do this our way (also because I told Solas I'd try to show him there's other way)

[@YuzaruKisekiKokoro]

Whats also sad is i used to love Teagan in Origins and then he came back an ass, heck Alistair wasn't as much a jerk in two or inquisition (at least the logic behind some of his actions can be explained) but Teagan just out right doesn't like you for two reasons, one you either sided with the mages or templars, and two because you are doing everyone elses fricken job because no one in thedas in higher power seems to be able to do their own fricken job.

[@hotlover000000000000]

I get where Teagan is coming from, though. He witnessed the actions of the Wardens during the Fifth Blight and saw that the Inquisition was becoming almost the same in that regard, an overly powerful organization capable of doing whatever they want without anyone to reign them in. Besides, they had no further purpose, the reason they were created had been dead for two years yet their entire army was still there on the Fereldan border, looking menacing as hell. Then to top it all off he finds out they're riddled with spies, both from the Qunari *and* from Solas, so perhaps Maker knows who else, Tevinter perhaps, also had spies in there. They just weren't necessary anymore. It's like Mother Giselle said: the old Inquisition fought, and when their battle was over they laid down their blades.

[@heyjoji1954]

Gianni Bodeutsch valid points but where will you get your army if you disband instead of removing a problem let's try to solve it and make it near impossible to have spies in the inquisition

[@hotlover000000000000]

How would you do that? There's no way to make it near impossible to have spies in the Inquisition, that's the point of spies. You can never tell who or where they are. The Qunari have spies of every race, Solas uses elves but that doesn't mean you should just exclude every elf that joins up, and unless you catch them red handed trying to feed information to the enemy, the only way you could do anything is by constantly monitoring new recruits, which would be a huge undertaking that the Inquisition would not have time for. Besides, Leliana has her own spies, people she trusts with her life and they trust her with their life. Those are the only people you need, not for a full-fledged army but for a small, dedicated group capable of shaking empires. Contrary to an army, a small group of spies is much more manageable and unless you're planning to lay a siege, they're also much more efficient. They can infiltrate and eliminate targets with ease. By keeping the Inquisition and joining the Chantry, you're opening them up to even more corruption in the ranks, namely the clerics themselves, who are far from trustworthy. Then you'd just have spies from everywhere INCLUDING the Chantry, which is hardly an improvement. And honestly, if the Inquisition really would need to rise again because the threat of Fen'Harel becomes too grand, the people would join. They've seen what the Inquisition is capable of and what they stand for, so they would put their faith in the Inquisitor once again and fight.

[@darthportus]

Stopping Solas is probably going to be destiny of someone else then Herald now that he lost his/hers hand he/she is going to be less effective on battlefield then before.

[@hotlover000000000000]

Yeah, personally I believe that we might play as one of Leliana's agents in the next game. Then again they might also completely turn it around and make us play one of Solas' agents and make us fight the Inquisitor's people. But that seems unlikely.

[@SrChr778]

Aggressive Disband. Shock & awe after the biggest mic drop in all Thedas.

[@Egenix52]

I like the optimistic one. It's a quiet way of going dark. With Leliana's spies and Josephine's contact, the remnants of the inquisition will be a feared, nameless organization with one purpose : do whatever it costs to stop Solas. "Restore order, with or without anyone's approval" But the sight of a one-armed elven woman, saying "I have a world to save, again" while walking away aggressively is a sight to behold.

[@bradtorville5526]

It's a pity that whatever you choose at that point will most likely not have any effect whatsoever on Dragon Age: Dreadwolf because that's been the trend of the first three games. Sure, it will be set in Tevinter and some characters from this game may be mentioned, even make very minor cameo appearances but it won't have any significant impact on DA4 at all most likely. It'll be set years after Trespasser when most characters aren't even active anymore. Player will turn up as some new protagonist with a different means of doing combat to try and track down whatever new crisis that threatens the world Solas thinks up for tearing down the Veil.

[@tennoshenaniganizer9234]

Aggressive disband: Drop that mic and walk out xD

[@xenon8117]

Drop that writ and walk out saying screw you, I'm getting shit done.

[@YuzaruKisekiKokoro]

Heres the thing, my lavellan had been the nicest most understanding, and diplomatic person through out inquisition... then she'd romanced solas, found out about Thom's lie, had her break up, and lost most her friends to life and dutey... fast forward to here, and while she loves her friends, loves her vhenan she is done with politics and people trying to use her and trying to blame everything on her. I had her snapping every chance i had, so when the divine jumps at the disbanding in anger i loved how it made sense in my inquisitors character in context.

[@tristanpena9045]

Yozora KisekiKokoro Actually same. My character was a lot like that

[@YuzaruKisekiKokoro]

everyone has a breaking point

[@potatomousse889]

OMG SAME HERE

[@CertifiedFanficLover]

Also when the inquisitor started raging about the mark before going to see Solas(Never Have i ever related to a character this much,cause im usually Nice and quiet but If You push my limit im Like a demon)Would Like to know what will happpen to our one armed inquisitor in the next game

[@xebenkeck1721]

I always disband because becoming the divines “honor guard” is literally not much different then what happened with the first inquisition and the corrupt templars and seekers came out of it. Yes leliana/cassandra/vivienne are suppose to have “reformed” the chantry, but it still is basically restoring the world to the status quo, just with different people. To quote Flemeth “ ....and then there are men who embrace destiny, these are the ones that CHANGE the world forever.” My inquisitor will change the world forever, not restore the world.

[@deogenes07]

In my first playthrough, I considered disbanding but decided against it just to spite Teagan for being such a dick. Then in my second playthrough, I decided to disband the Inquisition

[@bigbadcatbigbcy2933]

and how are you planning to change the world forever if you dont have STRENGTH to do so. You need an army capable of scaring the enemies, you need diplomats capable of making agreements that makes everyone acccepts your changes, you need spies, you need taxes, you need whole active organization to "change" the world. Be realistic. Only way to do it is to not disbanding the inqusition.

[@brahmantyoihsan5938]

Isn't it the opposite? I remember Mother Giselle saying the original Inquisition put their swords down when their job is done.

[@ryans.8976]

⁠@@brahmantyoihsan5938yeah, but this inquisition isn’t. They Will keep working but in the shadows without any other power to corrupct the inquisition

[@arielfetters5662]

"We do not have the luxury of corruption and complacency" Damn, Mic drop on the way out lol.

[@payableondeath7]

The angry disbanding is so badass

[@runehelm1192]

The aggressive option coupled with the “can’t one thing just go fucking right” speech are the best

[@morsalo123]

I love how the divine sits up, like, "WHAT?!"

[@jcksparrowfan]

The only thing missing on the angry version is a literal "FUCK YOU, ARL TEAGAN."

[@FluffyNinjaLlama]

+Claire Dé Lune I know right! I did a speed run PT recently, and when got to Reparations for Redcliffe war table mission, I was like nope, not doing this, I'm not giving Teagan sh1t :D

[@MrsSuganator]

+Claire Dé Lune In the immortal words of Eric Cartman "screw you guys, I'm going home!"

[@jcksparrowfan]

hehe i dont do those either since trespasser, the only redcliffe related mission i do is the judgment one for allexius cuz dorian would want me to :p other than that, redcliffe can do whatever, idc XD

[@Th3_Uninformed]

Man, I tried to play as no shits given Lavellan but the game wouldn't let me. I tired really hard too.

[@Miandey]

I disbanded many, because i dont want for History to repeat itself. But truly i would have liked an option were we just slim down and stay who we are :)

[@NoOneReallySpecial]

+Miandey Technically, if you defend the Divine, you can remain who you are, just under a new title for the idiots who can't agree. Cause, at the end, they basically make it known that the plan is to stop Solas as the Inquisition, just with smaller amounts of soldiers.

[@Miandey]

+Liz ard The old Inquisition became Templars and Seekers and both went corrupt. Thats what i meant. Their start intentions were good, but it didnt work out. I dont want to hear in the next game my people developed in a bad way, which is why i said: History repeat itself. No organisation no bad history.. like that :)

[@NoOneReallySpecial]

Miandey Totally makes sense. I definitely wish we had that option, too.

[@DandyCipher]

I have a world to save... again is the best line in the series

[@Elneco1]

Honestly the entire game has led to this point from the very start. At haven mother Giselle mentions how people admired the original inquisiton for being able to put down their swords, the game starts with 4 major thedosian organisations falling apart due to age/corruption, the first inquisitor talks about their original goals and how they've ended up, solas talks about the fate of organisations multiple times.. Heck I've probably missed some. Disbanding just feels right.

[@gabrieleriva651]

The Warden-Commander, Hawke and the Inquisitor could kick Solas ass together. No need for a big-ass organization.

[@jonahfalcon1970]

And if the Hero of Ferelden and Hawke are dead?

[@pedromoraes3677]

@@jonahfalcon1970 it means that you are a terrible player

[@jonahfalcon1970]

@@pedromoraes3677 How so?

[@pedromoraes3677]

@@jonahfalcon1970 you killed both main charecter and you are asking me?

[@nicolovoci7265]

In case you wonder this is the canon ending

[@JingleJangle256]

Aggressive endings are just the best. Nothing better than spitting in the eyes of self-righteous Fereldans and self-aggrandizing Orlesians.

[@GenericUsername-qp1ww]

NoOoOobody tells the Inquisitor what to do. Nobody. Ha-Ha-Ha-Ha!

[@jankdotTV]

My Inquisitor was calm and delicate for the whole game but from "can one thing in this *fucking* world stay fixed!" onward they went full done-with-this-shit mode: the aggressive speech is the icing on the angry cake

[@HonestlyJustSomeGuy]

Harry Hatton-Paton rocked these lines too in his own way. He only made that "fucking" line questionable...

[@HonestlyJustSomeGuy]

Hadden-Paton*

[@4RedJohn]

I just can't disband the Inquisition without thanking all your soldiers, agents, mages and civilian helpers for risking their lives to help you save the world.

[@MidoriGa95]

In my headcanon the inquisitor personally thanked the advisors and everyone in the organisation after they came back from the meeting. Like her, I was pissed at both Orlais and Ferelden (We saved them and they're angry) so let's see how they would handle things in DA4 and let us finally do in our way. I did promise to Solas my Inquisitor would try her best to show him there's another better choice so yes no more connections with any noble/higher authorities

[@angelamachado74]

I had never gotten the chance to play trespasser till just recently (Super late, believe me I know)... I had seen these clips before, but somehow, when I did the angry disband, I still somehow got chills? I dont know, something about seeing your own character say it all makes you feel different about it all, I was set in keeping the inquisition before I went and played the DLC, but the moment I saw how everyone acted, how my companions had moved on? I couldn't keep it, I couldn't keep my inquisitor there, stuck, and everyone hating her for it. Even less after my talk with Solas (I used to hate him from my very first playthrough, but on my recent one my inquisitor and him became really good friends 💀)... But yeah, I couldn't keep it with a peace of mind. I had to let go, where she could work comfortably

[@AsyBee]

I use the angry version, like your Lavellan (in romance with Solas), cause I was so tired of all this holy shit and I just must save the world from the faults of my lover. Again. :D

[@mrAZcardinal]

Seriously the hardest decision

[@Moomies911]

cassandra's nod of approval, bro i'm sobbing

[@peau_quand]

Aggresive way will be the true one ! That was so good !!

[@Marcell2aG]

I finally see why folks love the aggressive disband option. It truly is the best one. All that work and sacrifice, it wasn’t gonna be for naught. So the Inquisitor basically said “Fine we’ll do it ourselves. Screw yall.” Up until that point my Inquisitor was always calm and chill, so it was a satisfying speech. I was like “BARS”.

[@Antonin1738]

My Inquisitor was so nice the entire game. In trespasser I picked the aggressive action (this fking thing) and the aggressive disband xD She finally got fed up with nobles shit

[@phantommangagirl]

1:26 Dropping the mic like a boss

[@hotlover000000000000]

I see everyone loves the aggressive option. Same.

[@EmpressSectonia]

I believe despanding the Inquisition is the right thing To Do even if it weakens the efforts against solas. But I made a vow to prove solas wrong, to redeem him. He may have been a jerk but I liked him.

[@PsyrenXY]

I like the part where we all know what this is

[@MrsSuganator]

can't decide between thumbs up disband or boss aggressive one XD

[@Pheonixfirestar]

The aggressive one hands down lol

[@kaiju1281]

Aggressive disband is perfect. "Fuck you, fuck you, fuck you, you're cool, and fuck you, I'm out!"

[@CaporegimeMarcus]

The first one is definitely my favorite since it also basically assures us that the Inquisitor will be showing up to find/fight Solas in the next game.

[@bradtorville5526]

Nothing is for sure. Not with BioWare and EA.

[@CaporegimeMarcus]

@@bradtorville5526 Sadly, yes. But one can hope using very angry/badass dialogue.

[@Agent789_0]

I’ve always liked Sad disband the best. It feels appropriate given the tone the endings going for, plus I’ve always liked the bookends of why the inquisition was established in the beginning of the game and why you have to be the one to dissolve here and now.

[@annikalangolf2673]

Trespasser really put me out of my comfort zone by choosing all of aggressive options and showing the politicians how it's done

[@dennywangsaputra5598]

I know about the tresspasser ending before playing.. at first im keeping the inquisition 150 hour of playing and just disband? but ss the story goes. As a solavellan inquisitor.. i choose to angry disband. So cool. Gives me goosebumps. And now my inquisitor can chase after solas heart again freely

[@achillesrodriguezxx3958]

After seeing what happened to the original inquisition and the corruption of the templars. I decided disbanding is the best option

[@Zey092]

Aggressive disband was my choice. Simply because I decided at the very beginning of the game that disbanding the Inquisition was gonna be my final choice. It was what Inquisition was afterall, Cassandra told me. It is created when the world needs it the most and disbands when things begins to settle down. Power corrupts and I didn't want to be corrupted like Templer Order or Chantry. We restored the Chantry, we restored the Templers, and Circle of Magi, we restrored the Grey Wardens and defetead bad-Corphy.. so.. it was time to move on. But the events in DLC, Qunari threat, nobles' fearfull asses, non-ending questions threats politics games, my hand, I was so fed up and I chose to disband it agressively. The best choice really. I am satisfied. I also told Solas that I will stop him, even if it means killing him. Looking forward to the 4th game.. I will do everything to protect people I love -my people- as Solas put it. So be it.

[@NytokDragoon]

The agressive disband is the drop the mic equivalent of thedas

[@adbe4308]

Yeah you don't need inquisition to save the world just look at the fifth blight and how two young grey warden, one is new rookie and the other super new rookie ended the fucking blight without the proper organization backing them up especially early in the origin storyline honestly the inquisition and inquisitor had easier job than the hero of Ferelden just because of the legitimacy from divine justinia writ and the declaration from right and left hand of the divine despite hero of Ferelden and Alistair having the op treaty to recruit anyone (even forcefully) especially during the blight

[@davido.1233]

I've played DAI multiple times but only played Trespasser once, and I think I kept the Inquisition at the end. Whilte I doubt I'd ever disband it, I do enjoy seeing how it happens here.

[@Gyrbae]

**book drop**

[@mithrandirsilvertongue1406]

I like the angry one the best...

[@electric_eclectic]

I chose the agreeable option. I wanted to thank the volunteers who put their lives on the line to fight for us & to show the snotty diplomats they couldn’t get to me. Best to go out with class, I say.

[@alejandroevl5890]

The inquisitor will be the inquisitor for ever

[@channel45853]

This reminds me of the last part of Mass Effect 1 except it seems way more versatile.

[@Maria_Magdalene]

My favourite is the sad one, I think it sounds the most professional; aggressive sounds quite petty.

[@shannoncurry2037]

If anyone is looking for a Game of Thrones type game, this is it.

[@vekneswaran1320]

My second playthrough of all games DA Origins - Warden Dead. DA Inquisition - Hawke Dead. DA 4 - I am killing the Inquisitor. But my original run and world state all are alive and well.

[@gravytrainn]

What the aggressive disband should have been was Inky storming through the doors, slapping a random person and yelling FUCK YOU before walking out

[@yomamaboyfriendhaha]

1:32 wtf happend to her arm

[@yang6642]

Solas takes the arm off to save the Inquisitors life

[@josephford2226]

I was so fucking disappointed in what the Inquisition became. To be clear, I don't mean like I thought the writing was bad. This story was great. But, damn, I was so upset with all the people responsible for fucking up the organization I created. I started this DLC trying to defend my beloved organization. But, by the end of it, my heart was broken as I realized it had to end. I hadn't made my decision completely until the choice was laid out in front of me here. I spent so long weighing every option. In the end, I chose the sad disbanding option. And, it just felt the most satisfying. I can't imagine any of the other speeches being as canon for my character.

[@ElementMaster22]

Does anybody know the name of the soundtrack that is played during this scene?

[@yang6642]

I think it’s part of ‘Journey to Skyhold’ and ‘Return to Skyhold’

[@Greytruth2]

Just completed my second run of this game as an elf (again, it just works)... I went with the angry disband 😂. At that moment I was just annoyed by everything. Did the aggressive rant before heading out to stop the Qunari because everything I had gone wrong, Solas had upset me because i want the elves to return to their former glory but not by killing all our friends and then to top it all off I had just lost an arm! So those bitches fighting over the fate of my Inquisition was just like no no. Didn't save the world for such an ungrateful response! So boom, fuck em.

[@OriginalKasym]

Qunari Mage Inquistor and you think I'm not picking Aggressive Disband. "I have a world to save, again!"

[@albiewhite9838]

Inquisitor mic drop

[@Aloyhero]

I like both angry versions

[@minimalpancake6852]

I like our work is done narrative best.

[@tj3603]

This DLC was made for pissed off Inquisitors tired of dealing with everyone's bullshit. Angry and aggressive options had the best lines! I also disbanded Inquisition like a boss, partially to cut off access to it's recourses for various spies and saboteurs in our ranks, and partially because fuck it, deal with your problems on your own, I had to focus on really important thing.

[@Nocturnie]

the first option is what i chose cause all i can see is Lavellan dropping the book and yelling; "now if you'll excuse me i have to drag my god boyfriend back home"

[@empressmondays7109]

Agressive disband all the way. She's tired of putting up with everyone's shit.

[@clayhendrickson8975]

I like aggressive keep and disband but I’m still keeping the inquisition to show we can be better

[@HighfatherIzz]

Hey Fluff. Are you for disbanding or Keeping the Inquisition? I've already made my playthroughs I just wanna get your perspective.

[@FluffyNinjaLlama]

+Isaiah Moore I'm more for disbanding. I feel like the Inquizzy can do much more with just a small group of trusted allies instead of big, corrupted organization. That said, I feel like some of my Inquisitors would rather keep the Inquisition, the way I roleplayed them, and so they did.

[@umomo1947]

I trust the inquisition in the lifetime of my inquisitor but who's to say it won't fall to shit by someone's shitty grandchildren?

[@danielnemesio3388]

I managed to stay fuve years free from spoilers for the DLC's endings. I clicked this one out of curiosity and see the Inquisitor's hand fucking gone

[@AmellsGrace]

Huh. It cut to mother giselle for me. IIRC I did the middle disband choice and it cut to both cass and mother giselle.

[@AmellsGrace]

+AnUnculturedLittlePotato Maybe it cut to divine vivienne? I remember telling giselle maybe it should disband.

[@alfa8728]

i think i remember it cutting to mother gissele

[@Nolascana]

If you spoke to her frequently, and told her that it would be best to put the swords away when the job is done, and mentioned it again at the start of trespasser again. It should cut to her if you chose the middle option, cassie will nod at the first part, and Giselle will nod at the part youd discussed with her from the beginning. My first playthrough did that... And i somehow converted a Dalish Rogue to an Andrastian OOPS! So my canon quizzie triggered the disband talk and ignored her from then on. Unless he had to talk to her. My fem quizzie just got angrier and angrier. Flipped out about the mark, essentially told Solas to fuck off, and threw the book down and stormed out to go pet her husbands dog and go visit his family xD

[@somethingsomethingsomethin9009]

id like to dissolve the chantry as a whole, thank u very much

[@josereyes7224]

I wish I could have become my own kingdom

[@nekolord5675]

What did the soldiers of the inquisition want?

[@derpatwerknsubbers1680]

That’s depends on your story. Mages fighting for freedom? Templar’s looking to restore order in a world gone mad? Lelliana would have you believe that love is the makers greatest gift, and *that’s* what most people in the inquisition were fighting for. Others, such as Vivienne, are out *seeking* power.

[@TheLostEggroll]

Cassandra throws book at Varric Cassandra slams book on table Inquisitor drops book on ground Cassandra approves 😂

[@ferrijuhul]

which one is canon? the disband or not the disband?

[@rozhanfoto53]

hey everyone I just wanted to ask what do you think?should inquisition disband or not ? I dont know what to do. and sorry my english is bad. XD

[@storytellingchampion6438]

Disband. The inquisitor can do better with trusted allies then a corrupt organization

[@CertifiedFanficLover]

While Solas may Have a bigger army and we are one armed inquisitor we may be able to beat him Even If we're smaller. We Have old friends as allies and that would sound good(Unless we Have another Iron Bull situation)So i would choose the angry disband

[@natethahgr8931]

This is a serious scene, but the reaction from the audience when you say the Inquisition is now disbanded is like, 'oh the horror!!' Haha Honestly I think the Inquisition staying intact is the best solution, but I suppose we'll have to wait and see how either ending plays out in DA4

[@ksidkloulechad2905]

When you lose an arm, your companion was actually the bigger threat and politcians don't seem grateful.. walk out like a boss😎

[@Pumpernickel420]

Disband but keep fighting with a smaller force to try and turn Solas back to the good side

[@AgentofChaos315]

As much as the aggressive speech was kick-ass I think the book drop should have had more of an oof to it.

[@brittanydelacruz7281]

Teagan used to be hot also disbanding it would be a good advantage against a certain someone

[@sabrinarosario6499]

I always chose the aggresive option because fuck em all. Have the corruptable Grey Wardens save you all from the next inevitable Blight. I am going on vacation with Iron Bull to be tied up like a Thanksgiving turkey ✌️ This wasn't even a true blight, and the people in power were falling apart and playing politics. Good luck, and I am sorry to the people at the bottom... but my Inquisitor had enough.

[@willsword8100]

Teagan is a jerk now... I regret saving Radcliffe

[@JJ_-fp9sj]

When she says "a writ" she sounds just like Cassandra.

[@bradtorville5526]

I'm always in favor of disbanding the damn thing. It's become too unwieldy, too easily corruptible, and more of a burden than a help. Plus, I'm sick to death of the council's whining. Let them solve their own problems for a change. They were completely incapable of doing so before and that's unlikely to change. Let them stew in their own juices for a while.

[@Kraken160th]

Disbanding is the right call but "effective immediately" is a shit idea.

[@xanderfulton3186]

I'm not a big fan of disbanding

[@szekhar7602]

We cant disband now,we need the army, how else does my inquisitor kill every elf in thaedas, you know..to stop solas's plan. No elves=no way to create his elven world.🤷‍♂️