HOW: Your characters have been tasked with drafting the initial report and register regarding any mages or rifters who exhibit abilities outside the usual scope of Circle teachings. (This includes Circle mages who have since learned magic beyond what the Circles teach.) The required level of detail is fairly high-level—for example, "Solas: rift mage, Somniari, helped heal the Herald in Haven"—but including more details where feasible rather than the bare minimum could earn the Inquisition some brownie points for being (apparently) cooperative and transparent.
It's up to you how thorough your characters are in this endeavor, but it is something that could have IC consequences for both your characters and the Inquisition as a whole, if, for example, there are glaring omissions of magic or abilities that Inquisition members have used or go on to use in public without them being reported, since the Chantry has already heard rumors and gathered some information regarding all the weird shit the Inquisition seems to be getting up to.
OOC NOTES: Your characters can enlist additional help at their discretion. In addition to whatever IC conversations you do or do not want to RP, we would recommend an OOC survey to for those affected to summarize what abilities their characters have already openly exhibited and what abilities they would volunteer information about, etc., then just linking that information in the report rather than rewriting it all yourself. But you can approach it however you want—that's just our recommendation.
ASSIGNMENT DETAILS
WHO: Myr, Deacon
HOW: Your characters have been tasked with drafting the initial report and register regarding any mages or rifters who exhibit abilities outside the usual scope of Circle teachings. (This includes Circle mages who have since learned magic beyond what the Circles teach.) The required level of detail is fairly high-level—for example, "Solas: rift mage, Somniari, helped heal the Herald in Haven"—but including more details where feasible rather than the bare minimum could earn the Inquisition some brownie points for being (apparently) cooperative and transparent.
It's up to you how thorough your characters are in this endeavor, but it is something that could have IC consequences for both your characters and the Inquisition as a whole, if, for example, there are glaring omissions of magic or abilities that Inquisition members have used or go on to use in public without them being reported, since the Chantry has already heard rumors and gathered some information regarding all the weird shit the Inquisition seems to be getting up to.
OOC NOTES: Your characters can enlist additional help at their discretion. In addition to whatever IC conversations you do or do not want to RP, we would recommend an OOC survey to for those affected to summarize what abilities their characters have already openly exhibited and what abilities they would volunteer information about, etc., then just linking that information in the report rather than rewriting it all yourself. But you can approach it however you want—that's just our recommendation.