Maliphant

General Maliphant is the highest ranking member of the Freemen of the Dales operating out of Villa Maurel in the Emerald Graves.
== Background ==
Maliphant was a soldier in the Imperial Army of Orlais. When the War of Lions broke out, one of the supporters of Gaspard de Chalons killed Laurent, Malliphant's superior, whom Maliphant deeply respected. The assassin that was sent was Maliphant's brother in arms prior to the war. Seeing how the war ravaged the Orlesian people, by turning one on another, Maliphant joined the Freemen of the Dales in order to disband the nobility.
After hearing word of his desertion, Maliphant was propositioned by the Red Templars to serve in their cause of further destabilizing the region. Knight-Captain Carrol offered him and the Freemen money in exchange for serving the Red Templars unconditionally. Just prior to the Inquisition's arrival to the Graves, Maliphant realized there is something quite wrong with Caroll and his Red Templars, and ultimately decides to cut ties with their twisted version of the Templar Order.
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== Note images ==
Duhaimenotes.png|Found in Villa Maurel's courtyard pavilion; about Auguste & Maliphant
Note Text - A Letter to Maliphant.png|A Letter to Maliphant
Red Templar Orders.png|Red Templar Orders about Maliphant
Red Templar Correspondence (Knight-Captain).png|Red Templar Correspondence about Maliphant
Codex Entry - Maliphant's Journals (1).png|Found in Villa Maurel's Dinning Hall long table
Codex Entry - Maliphant's Journals (2).png|Found in Villa Maurel's Personal Store Room
Codex Entry - Maliphant's Journals (3).png|Found in Villa Maurel's Study on a bookshelf
Unsigned scribbled notes.png|Looted from freemen after Maliphant's death
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Category:Dragon Age: Inquisition characters
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Category:Freemen of the Dales