I agree. She's spoken out against this policy at unnecessary risk to herself.

[ the native mages won their battle, she could've stayed quiet as the vast majority have in this, but she didn't, aligning herself with potential rebels simply for the want of stating what's right. Iorveth holds great respect for her in that. ]

It would. Should we show up at a new rift bearing the same marks as them, warning against policies the Inquisition is being made to enforce, I doubt many would extend the benefit of the doubt to them rather than us.

[ which is a good thing to keep in mind, but will also translate as an act of attrition to most of Thedas. Escalation will do no one any favors, but should it come to that, Iorveth, unlike Thranduil, would be fine stripping these people of their defenses if they insist on taking freedoms from those looking to help them. He isn't nearly so kind or diplomatic in that. ]

I'll send a message when I'm on my way. Tread carefully in the mean time. Aggressions are mounting quickly.