#sorry trying to brainstorm the fundamental reason why the inquisitor doesnt work as a protagonist for me
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even ignoring the issues with making an 'inquisition' a good thing, the thing is i just dont think making a character like the herald of andraste, who by their nature is going to massively and permanently affect the religious landscape (and in a setting like this in particular the 'religious landscape' is everything) as what is essentially a prophet of the setting's dominant religion, a protagonist is a good idea bc they were never going to be able to properly work all those variations into the world unless it was the final game. because limiting or not showing that impact is going to make the herald feel like a lacking protagonist and/or the world feel... empty (which. well...)
it would be like playing the divine for one full game. they just genuinely CANNOT address all that would realistically come about of these things while still respecting the player or the world
the herald/inquisitor as an npc wouldve rocked though could you imagine?
#''but the game is about faith. which is why we couldnt have any opinions about faith other than 'andrastian' and 'atheist'''#i truly cannot emphasize enough that there were other way better ways to engage with the theme than this#i dont nec agree with all my prior thoughts on the subject from my old blog#(any opinions from when i was 16 have a 50/50 of being completely null lmao)#tbh. i might split menashe and 'the inquisitor/herald' into two opposing forces?#though then the question comes into how to make him involved in everything w/o the mark/falling from the breach....#da#inq#sorry trying to brainstorm the fundamental reason why the inquisitor doesnt work as a protagonist for me#bc its not just the lack of personality i can and have worked w that before#and i would like to. well fix it.#v#01#if ive made this post before i cannot find it.#inquisitor
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