DIVISION: Forces

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FORCES

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The Forces Division is the Inquisition's army in Kirkwall. It provides security for the base there and also for Inquisition agents on missions, shipments, and guests. It also includes the base's healers, and all the other support staff necessary to the outfitting and maintenance of an army, include smiths, engineers, stable workers, and the like.

LEADER: Commander Coupe | INFO
PROJECTS: Naval Presence, Red Lyrium

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[limier]

Mme. Six,

The present position of Rifters in the common discourse is — as I am certain I needn’t tell you — a double-edged sword.

I do so now only to underscore the importance of continued peace within Kirkwall, for this city has long been given reason to fear mages. It is unpleasant fact that each of us represent more than our private selves: A sum of assumption and association which weights itself upon our deeds. Some allow themselves to be crushed beneath the load.

Better to take it for duty, and determine the course that you would bear opinion toward.

Thank you for your steadiness in this task. I regret the Inquisition’s presence has already much upset their lives, but we all need grow neighbourly of it; we can little afford a house in disorder. We are called upon to extend a friendly hand — and to avoid further incidents.

However, I am not so optimistic as to imagine we will escape those entire, and we must continue to exert jurisdiction over our own people. It is to our benefit that the Guard (and the Viscount) believe us capable of handling discipline internally. The historic separation of the Gallows works here in our favour: On this count, I am pleased that Serah Harrimann accompanied you; an eye to the past may become a promise of a better future. It is my hope that you will both continue to comport yourselves with conviviality during your informal ventures into the city.

We have recently appointed a new Captain of the Watch for the Gallows. Perhaps you might speak, to relay your own suggestions. You seem to own an eye enough for these matters.

Regards,

— Ser Coupe