The Inquisition? [SPOILER]

There needs to be an Au Ra leader for Ishgard. After hearing (reading I guess) about what has happened to the Au Ra in the past, makes me want to take the seat and change the country in favor for my Au Ra brothers and sisters.

The Inquisition is effectively fangless where the WoL is concerned. They may arrest and execute, but we know that an accused can request trial by combat to prove innocence and WoL took down two knights of the HW in front of them.

The best they could do, given their 'judicial' system, is annoy us with a bunch of pointless gladiator fights.

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Originally Posted by Krylo

The Inquisition is effectively fangless where the WoL is concerned. They may arrest and execute, but we know that an accused can request trial by combat to prove innocence and WoL took down two knights of the HW in front of them.

The best they could do, given their 'judicial' system, is annoy us with a bunch of pointless gladiator fights.

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With the help of Obsidian Carby!

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Originally Posted by Kikoten

I won't lie, I was kind of excited at the thought of seeing my character go through what FF8's Squall went through after he got captured. Maybe we'll get a Solid Snake scene where the torturer tells us to click the button to resist. With their actual voice.

Too bad it didn't happen.

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You're not fooling anyone with that username, Ocelot!

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Originally Posted by FallenArisen0990

With the help of Obsidian Carby!

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I actually like the Ruby Carby more.

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Originally Posted by Krylo

The Inquisition is effectively fangless where the WoL is concerned. They may arrest and execute, but we know that an accused can request trial by combat to prove innocence and WoL took down two knights of the HW in front of them.

The best they could do, given their 'judicial' system, is annoy us with a bunch of pointless gladiator fights.

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Some members of the Inquisition have done thing that goes around the Trial by Combat. While the Inquisitor in 2.0 was a fake he did use the same trials and tests that are used by the Inquisition to kill his victims like that test that a person has to jump off a cliff to see if he or she turned into a Dragon where if the person dies from the fall he or she is not a Dragon and is released from all charges despite being dead but if he or she survives he or she is deemed a Heretic and killed on the spot.

Im sure they'd be interested in being both a vital part of the new ishgardian administration, and making sure we have no part in it.

Oh if only there was some foil, a being with the strength to pierce our invulerability, or influential enough to sow doubt and division as to our nature.

I hear the moon is working on something.

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Originally Posted by Kallera

Im sure they'd be interested in being both a vital part of the new ishgardian administration, and making sure we have no part in it.

Oh if only there was some foil, a being with the strength to pierce our invulerability, or influential enough to sow doubt and division as to our nature.

I hear the moon is working on something.

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I'm actually really excited for the Warriors of Darkness. Hopefully it ends up being a good story arc.

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Originally Posted by EdwinLi

Is this a joke or a insult?

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Are those my only two choices?

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Originally Posted by Kikoten

Are those my only two choices?

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There is always "Other" option.

As far as I can tell, the Inquisition's most powerful or strongest arms would have been the Heavensward, who the WoL tackled on actually quite a bit. if you just saw your strongest arms walk away or not deal with it, why would you as the Inquisition?