Dragon Age: Inquisition Skyhold Interview, Part 3: Judgments
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Judgments and the role that the Inquisition will take in handing them out are the latest topics of conversation with Dragon Age: Inquisition producer Cameron Lee in this third installment to the internal Q&A over on the series' official website. A couple of questions and their answers, as you might have expected:
[DA]: That brings us to the topic of judgments in the game. Can you expand a little bit on that?
[CL]: Sure. The innocent, the misguided, the foolish, and the righteous all must decide which side of the conflict they support, but if they choose poorly, they may find themselves standing before your throne awaiting judgment. This is one of the ways you can see a personal side to your enemies and understand their motivations and just as importantly, it offers you a chance to reflect on your own decisions and actions throughout the game.
[DA]: So, you quite literally assume the role of judge, jury, and executioner?
[CL]: Exactly. When you sit on your throne in Skyhold, your advisors will bring a prisoner to you for judgment. Your advisor will read the charges and provide additional information before you have a chance to question the prisoner yourself. Then you'll be asked to decide their fate. Your choices won't be black and white, but shades in between. Set them free, recruit them into the Inquisition, execute them yourself, make them your court jester, or even make them Tranquil are just some examples of the sentences you can pass in a judgment.
