Tevinter Nights Quotes

“When you report back to the Inquisitor . . .” His voice faltered. “Say that I am sorry.”
― Patrick Weekes, Tevinter Nights

“He existed, knew what he loved, and that he had been loved, and that somehow seemed enough in the moment.”
― Chris Bain, Tevinter Nights

“To not know something is foolishness,' the Huntmaster said. 'To know by doing is experience. To know without needing to do is wisdom.”
― Patrick Weekes, Tevinter Nights

“By order of the Most Holy, Her Divine Victoria,
you who have served are to be commended.
And though the Herald guides you no more,
and legion and name are retired,
know that you served good and true.
Change comes, both to and because of the Inquisition.
And we are blessed with the ability to accept and move on,
to leave dread and regret behind.
Know that Skyhold remains, its fires bright.
Forevermore it is where you are from, not where you are bound.
Attempt no travel there.
Let the past guide you to a new direction.
And be well.”
― LUKAS KRISTJANSON, Tevinter Nights

“In Tevinter, the mages made the greatest possible mistake. They chose to rule. In doing so, they shackled themselves to desks and appointments, using their waking hours to command men when they could have been commanding the magical forces that underlie the very fabric of this world.”
― Chris Bain, Tevinter Nights

“Morality is not static. Right and wrong are a matter of perspective.”
― Chris Bain, Tevinter Nights

“There are rules. Unless guilty, we don’t kill the help. And cake should be sacred.”
― Patrick Weekes, Tevinter Nights

“In Tevinter, the mages made the greatest possible mistake. They chose to rule. In doing so, they shackled themselves to desks and appointments, using their waking hours to command men when they could have been commanding the magical forces that underlie the very fabric of this world.”
― Patrick Weekes, Tevinter Nights

“We’ve got your response!” smiled Dagna, former arcanist to the Inquisition.”
― Sylvia Feketekuty, Tevinter Nights

“The Inquisition had to be disbanded, they argued. Not because of what it was. Because of what it might become in lesser hands.”
― Sylvia Feketekuty, Tevinter Nights