^Are you saying that even if you save the Chargers he still betrays you? Because that should not happen. Doing so makes him Tal-Vashoth, which means that he doesn't answer to the Viddasala anymore. You might have encountered some kind of bug. Does the Keep say that the Chargers were saved?

@Silverelf35

That sounds like a bug, that should not be happening if you saved the Chargers ?

If you're on PC, perhaps there's a mod out there that patches bugs like that?

@Steele-Wool @Silver Warden He's been Tal Vashoth each time and this may be something exclusive to console then because that's the only version I've played.

^I play on console as well (PS3/PS4) and this hasn't happened to me. I have no idea what could have happened for you. ?

^^You're sure you actually did the quest? Because simply not doing it will also lead to his betrayal, even though the chargers are alive.

If you did the quest and saved the chargers, that's a bug. He should not betray you if he's Tal-Vashoth.

I’m in the minority but I say Varric only because to me he is infinitely less interesting than any new characters that come into the game and I don’t think Inquisition does as good a job with him as II did. Besides him, I would say Blackwall tho. The others are more interesting

I'm changing my vote to Blackwall....so boring!! I made a party with him, Viv, and Cole and there was almost zero banter. It was awful.

^That's because Blackwall hates Vivienne and doesn't know what to make of Cole. Put him with Dorian, Solas, Varric, Cassandra, and/or Iron Bull (basically anyone else) and the commentary can be quite interesting.

Can't say I blame him. I don't like her either lol.