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Divine Election Guide? Inquisition Spoilers Inquisition. It seems like a very oddly conceived points system. This is a quote from Dragon Age. At several points during the main quest line in Dragon Age: Inquisition, the player will come across several Decision Points.While you can choose your own responses to most of the game's.

The third major installment in the Dragon Age franchise, Dragon Age Inquisition, is an action role-playing video game with both single-player and multiplayer modes. Players have to play in third-person view and fight and defeat enemies with both swords and magic. Side quests are also available while progressing through the main plot.

The game’s plot follows The story protagonist (player) known as Inquisitor, who is on a journey to settle the civil unrest in the continent of Thedas because of a mysterious tear in the sky called the “Breach,” which is unleashing dangerous demons upon the world. The only person capable of closing that portal has a ‘Mark’ on their hand, which the Inquisitor does have, hence his status of ‘chosen one.’ The player is provided the opportunity of customizing their character like physical appearance, race, class, etc.

Cheats for the Game

Like all other games, Dragon Age inquisition also has many cheats, which enhances your gameplay. Do you want infinite gold or influence or power? Or you wish to become invulnerable or maybe increase your experience points? Well, you can check below dragon age inquisition cheats.

1. Infinite gold

Mark a metal or leather item as valuable, then go to any store, and press [Sell All] (Y), then [Sell] (A) in quick succession. Go to the buyback screen, and the item will have doubled or increased by 100. Repeat this at any time as desired.

2. Cheat And Skipping Infinite Gold War Table Missions

Are you getting unlimited gold while skipping the missions? Who wouldn’t want that? Just select any task from the war table that grants gold upon completion, then change the console or gaming PC time by an hour forward. Go back; the mission will be completed earning you gold. Rinse and repeat.

3. Maximum Influence and Power

Go to Skyhold and then meet the merchant near the courtyard. Then selected Buy/Sell and go to the Other tab and buy any influence or power items you can afford. Then go to Sell and sell the item back to the merchant. Do it as many times as you want.

4. Easy money and experience points

when a player reaches at least Level 13, they can travel to The Hissing Wastes and go to the oasis in the far west area. First, kill all the enemies present in that area, and collect the Wyvern Scales that are dropped, which can be sold for approximately 4,000 gold. Leave that area, then return for the enemies to respawn. Repeat this as many times as desired. Not only can you earn more earn money from this, but you can also get more experience points.

5. Getting Infinite Skill Points

Interestingly, this game has so many cheats to earn quick, extra money, but that is not the only thing that can be increased. Players can also get infinite skill points by refreshing a chest with an amulet of power. It can happen by looting the charm of control and nothing else from a trunk and then restoring the area they are in, and the amulet will respawn. It can be done at the location of Crestwood.

6. Advancing your level

Money, skills, and experience points are not the only things that you can increase. There are many other cheats useful for advancing you in the game. For example, there are cheats available for running a player from level 1 to level 2 mages, rogue, or warrior.

7. Removing injuries and becoming invulnerable

Some pretty nifty cheats are available for the game that can not only remove injuries from your companions and heal the player and their companions but can also make you capable of sustaining unlimited damage, making you immune.

8. Making your offense and defense stronger

Some cheats help you to eliminate all your enemies, which makes your offense a lot stronger. It is not only time-saving. Not only that, but you can also use some cheats to form a shield around you, which can protect your character from harm while playing.

9. Increasing your XP points

Well, which player does not likes some free, extra XP points to add to their gamer card? This game comes with one pretty neat cheat to allow you to do just that.

Riot at Haven’s Chantry

First: The Herald of Andraste
Previous: Mother Giselle

As the PC approaches the Chantry, they notice a large, loud crowd outside its doors, comprised of mages and templars.

Templar: Your kind killed the Most Holy!

Mage: Lies — your kind let her die.

Templar: Shut your mouth, mage!

The templar moves to draw his sword [or just backhand the guy I’m not sure], when Cullen intervenes, placing himself between the two.

Templar: Knight-Captain!

Cullen: That is not my title. We are not templars any longer. We are all part of the Inquisition!

He points angrily at the two offending parties as he speaks. Chancellor Roderick approaches.

Roderick: And what does that mean, exactly?

Cullen: Back already, Chancellor? Haven’t you done enough?

Roderick: I’m curious, Commander, as to how your Inquisition and it’s “Herald” will restore order as you’ve promised.

Cullen: Of course you are.

Cullen (to the crowd): Back to your duties, all of you.

The PC walks up to Cullen and Chancellor Roderick.

Cullen: Mages and templars were already at war. Now they’re blaming each other for the Divine’s death.

Roderick: Which is why we require a proper authority to guide them back to order.

Cullen: Who, you? Random clerics who weren’t important enough to be at the Conclave?

Roderick: The rebel Inquisition and it’s so-called “Herald of Andraste”? I think not.

Dialogue Options:

• General: Why can’t we work together? [1]
• General: I’m not the Herald (non-faithful PC only) [2]
• General: We’re not so terrible. [3]
• General: The “proper” authority failed. [4]

1 - General: Why can’t we work together?
PC: So far, you’re the only one who’s insisted we can’t work together.
Roderick: We might, if your Inquisition would recognize the Chantry’s authority.
Cullen: There is no authority until another Divine is chosen.
Roderick: In due time. Andraste will be our guide, not some dazed wanderer on a mountainside. [5]

2 - General: I’m not the Herald.
PC: I don’t believe I’m Andraste’s Herald any more than you do do, Chancellor.
Roderick: That laudable humility won’t stop the Inquisition from using the misconceptions when it suits them. [5]
Cullen: The Inquisition claims only that we must close the Breach or perish.
Roderick: You say that now commander. We shall see if the sentiment remains true. [5]

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3 - General: We’re not so terrible.
PC: I don’t know, the Inquisition seems about as functional as any young family.
Roderick: How many families are on the verge of splitting into open warfare with themselves?
Cullen: Yes, because that would never happen to the Chantry.
Roderick: Centuries of tradition guide us. We’re not the upstart, eager to turn over every apple cart. [5]

4 - General: The “proper” authority failed.
PC: If the “proper” authority hadn’t completely failed, the conclave wouldn’t have been needed.
Roderick: So you suggest I blame he Chantry and exalt a murderer? What of Justice?
Cullen: That won’t help restore order in the here and now.
Roderick: Order will never be restored so long as this rebellion is allowed to fester. [5]

5 -Dialogue Options:

• Investigate: Cullen, why is he here? [6]
• Investigate: Is the mage-templar war large? [7]
• Investigate: But who killed the Divine? [8]
• General: I’ll return with good news. [9]
• General: Good luck keeping order. [10]
• General: I hope the trip is worth it. [11]

6 - Investigate: Cullen, why is he here?
PC: Remind me why you’re allowing the Chancellor to stay?
Roderick (to PC): Clearly your templar knows where to draw the line.
Cullen: He’s toothless. There’s no point turning him into a martyr simply because he runs at the mouth. The Chancellor’s a good indicator of what to expect in Val Royeaux, however.
[Back to 5]

7- Investigate: Is the mage-templar war large?
PC: How widespread is the violence between mages and templars?
Cullen: Impossible to say.
Roderick: Your whole organization floating the Chantry’s authority will not help matters.
Cullen: With the Conclave destroyed, I imagine the war between mages and templars has renewed. With interest.
[Back to 5]

8 - Investigate: But who killed the Divine?
PC: The mages and templars are fighting even though we don’t know what really happened at the Temple of Sacred Ashes?
Roderick: Exactly why this should all be left to a new Divine. If you are innocent, the Chantry will establish it as so.
Cullen: Or will be happy to use someone as a scapegoat.
Roderick: You think nobody cares about the truth? We all grieve Justinia’s loss.
Cullen: But you won’t grieve if the Herald of Andraste is conveniently swept under a carpet.
[Back to 5]

General: I’ll return with good news.
PC: I’ll make sure they see reason in Val Royeaux.
Cullen: I pray you’re right.

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General: Good luck keeping order.
PC: Don’t let anyone riot while we’re gone.
Cullen: The walls will be standing when you return. I hope.

General: I hope the trip is worth it.
PC: Well, let’s hope we find a solution, and not a cathedral full of chancellors.
Cullen: The stuff of nightmares.

The PC leaves the conversation.

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