The Journals of His Worship Inquisitor Cadash, Volume One

On the 500th anniversary of Inquisitor Cadash’s victory over Corypheus, the Pavus family has graciously decided to make public a portion of the diaries of the famed Inquisitor, which have until now been wholly in the family’s private collection. The diaries themselves are written in code, but the cipher is attached on a separate sheet of paper in the same handwriting, with the following comment: “have fun with this, junior, and don’t think too badly of me – of us”. The Pavus family claims it was originally addressed to the son of the legendary Dorian Pavus and written shortly before the Inquisitor’s death. This volume contains all that has been made public until now: those of the diaries that span the year the Inquisitor spent fighting against Corypheus, ending just a few days after his glorious defeat. University of Orlais is proud it can bring its readership this priceless historical document in skillful translation. A critical edition, annotated by historians and Chantry experts, will follow, but we did not wish to rob the Orlesian public of a chance to read this gem any longer than was necessary. So no more hesitation – the story of the Inquisitor awaits you, told in his very own words!