My Inquisitors Are Multiplying

So, I decided I wanted to play a warrior this time around. Talisa Trevelyan looks suspiciously like Elissandra, but I swear they are different. For one thing, as a warrior, she keeps her head shorn because she hated pulling out her hair when it invariably got caught in her helmet. She also got that scar across her nose and down her right eye the day she learned to duck. The long scars just beneath her left jaw were another story. Those bandits nearly killed her. And her eyes are blue, not summer river green, her skin is a shade lighter (although she's also half Rivaini), her jaw is wider, as is her nose, and she tends to over-pluck her eyebrows because she doesn't know any better. Her favourite colour is purple and she calls her particular shade of eyeshadow "Violent Violet" (my Knight-Enchanter personally thinks her Templar-trained counterpart wears too much eye make up). Her pet peeve is cracked, dry lips, which is why you'll find her almost constantly applying nug-balm to them (my Knight-Enchanter recoils at the thought of applying nug-anything to her person).

Odd Screenshots from Dragon Age: Inqusition

More irrefutable proof of Cullen's oblivion...

Cullen has a history of, well, missing things right under his nose...mages, the feelings of his Inquisitor, and now, this:

Meet Inquisitor Jerint Trevelyan

David Gaider and Ramon Tikaram created such a wonderful character in Dorian Pavus. Ordinarily, I don't choose to play as a male protagonist, but I made an exception for Dorian.