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As much as the entire Conclave debacle is an unpleasant shock, Lewen doesn’t really struggle with being dropped into the role of decision-maker. Once he realises there are loyal Andrastian Chantryfolk genuinely willing to listen to and even heed the advice of an elven apostate – two in fact, counting Solas – he’s quick to shed his wariness and start making calls. The Inquisition begins as a collection of right (and left) hands, but Lewen is a right hand that was trained to become the head, and rolling up his sleeves to wade into the thick of it comes much more easily to him than does sitting passively on the sidelines.

That doesn’t mean he doesn’t have his fair share of troubles, though, and most of them have to do with being decision-maker for the Inquisition.

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