#like dont get me wrong i think Cassandra's doing her best but her resume is frankly underwhelming by comparison

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The choices you have for Divine in Inquisition are so funny like

You can choose to back the crazy visionary, the mad sister from Lothering who dreamed the Maker sent her on a quest, veteran of the fifth blight, veteran of the Grand Game, Left Hand, Nightingale, spymaster to the Inquisition, who potentially dissolves the Circles of Magi and returns the Canticle of Shartan to the Chant, taking a stand against centuries of discriminatory bullshit on two fronts simultaneously and, depending on how you interacted with her as Inquisitor, defends this revolutionary approach by subtly killing people who try to disrupt her program OR by simply being so obviously divinely inspired that people just kinda roll over and do what she wants.

You can alternately choose to back the woman whose meteoric rise to power and significance is legendary even before she takes a chance on the Inquisitor (and let's be real clear who's betting on whom at that point), who uses every scrap of influence she can extract from every situation, every chance, to carve out a space for herself at court, turning the position of court enchanter into one of real power and putting herself at the head of the last loyal mages in thedas, and potentially sits on the sunburst throne as the first mage to ever do so, upsetting centuries of tradition in which mages weren't even allowed to take vows in the Chantry, taking that space she carved for herself and throwing open the doors that had so long been closed to people like her.

And Cassandra's here too I guess