“Modest in temper, bold in deed” ―House Trevelyan motto
House Trevelyan is a noble family from Ostwick in the Free Marches.
Background[]
Originating in the dual walled Free Marcher city of Ostwick, the Trevelyans are a noble house noted for their piety and connections within the Chantry and the Templar Order. Younger members of the family are often expected to follow a career in service of the Chantry either as a member of the Chantry itself or as a Templar, regardless of their personal feelings or motivations.[2] Many members of the family presently serve as members of the chantry and the Trevelyans are reliably on a first name basis with most of the Chantry in Ostwick.
The Trevelyans have relatives among the nobility of Nevarra[citation needed] and the Tevinter Imperium, including House Pavus.[3] The Trevelyans might also maintain a relationship with the Montilyet family of Antiva.[4]
Involvement[]
In 9:41 Dragon, several members of House Trevelyan attended a Chantry conclave seeking to put an end to the Mage-Templar War. Included among the delegation was the youngest child of Bann Trevelyan, who was sent to assist their relatives or, if a mage, formed a part of the Mage delegation.
After a cataclysmic event Trevelyan ended up becoming the Inquisitor, leader of the reformed Inquisition, if chosen by the player.
Known Trevelyans[]
- Lucille – great-aunt of the human Inquisitor[4]
- Bann Trevelyan – father of the human Inquisitor
- Lady Trevelyan – mother of the human Inquisitor
- Trevelyan – youngest child of Bann Trevelyan; they may conditionally be known as Inquisitor Trevelyan if they are the sole survivor of the Divine Conclave
- Lady Osher Lotharn Trevelyan Bayart – cousin of the human Inquisitor[5]
- Lord Albrecht – distant relative of the human Inquisitor
- Philliam Bernard Aloicious Trevelyan – better known as Philliam, a Bard![6]
Codex entries[]
Trivia[]
- Summer balls organized by Lady Lucille Trevelyan are famous across the Free Marches; many of the important families from the Marches and even the neighboring nations attend them.<ref name="montilyet">
References[]
- ↑ Dialogue between Inquisitor Trevelyan and Josephine Montilyet after choosing the option "Tell me about yourself.", then "“Montilyet” sounds familiar.", and finally "I was too awkward."
- ↑ Codex entry: Trevelyan, the Free Marcher
- ↑ Dialogue between Inquisitor Trevelyan and Dorian Pavus: "You're a Trevelyan, however, and somewhere in the dank nethers of my family tree, there was also a Trevelyan." According to Dorian, the connection dates to over three hundred years prior: "Regardless, I think we're still good to go—by at least three ages."
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 Dialogue between Inquisitor Trevelyan and Josephine Montilyet after choosing the option "Tell me about yourself." and then "“Montilyet” sounds familiar."
- ↑ Mediate Between Ostwick Noble Families
- ↑ Dragon Age: The World of Thedas, vol. 2, p. 137