When to get Inquisition as a Paladin

[Fatt_Shade]

You got 70 inquisitors at furious paladin shop nice ( i never found more then 20 there).
As unit inquisitors are not so useful in dmging as in supporting/resurrecting other units in you`re army so keep them in full stack all time (other way to lead only 1 is at some special strategies. 1 inqusitor, 1 archmage, 1 marauder and full lds available green+red dragons for example. use dragons for fighting and heal them when needed, and resurrect with inquisitor, them gift and revive again 1by1, magic shield with archmage, marauders just for going around to dig up gold-gift spell on them also, etc . . . there is other possible choices I just mentioned 1, you think about others).
As for spending bunch of runes on order/distortion magic think what spells you use most, and how high intellect you have to effect dmg from those spells ( investing much runes in magic is best for mage class with higher magic and double casting, paladin have to be weaker and mostly related for supporting spells).
All in all, upgrade inquisition skill when available inquisitors are 60-70% of you`re leadership count (when you can lead 100, and have only 60-70 at disposal).

[Elwin]

INquisitiors are quite limited in Legend, you are lucky u have 70, some poeple dont get any or like 10

[trentjaspar]

Originally Posted by Elwin

INquisitiors are quite limited in Legend, you are lucky u have 70, some poeple dont get any or like 10

Oh wow, I guess I didn't know I had it so good. In another (aborted) game, Inquisitors were available at two places, though I don't recall the numbers.

I had been feeling like I'd gotten pretty unlucky in my recruit-able armies so far, but maybe not. Everything had seemed pretty basic except for 4 Royal Thorns (which have since been the beneficiaries of Sacrifice so I have 8 now) and 7 Polar Bears (my main tank early on along with Royal Snakes, though a very slow one). Royal Snakes have been plentiful, though from what I understand they're guaranteed to exist at least one place. After I helped the Arlania guy (and got Faenora), he had about 800 Fire Spiders, which replaced my regular snakes as a resurrect-able unit, with synergies with Frog Faenora and Jade Belt. It's nice having a 7-initiative unit still in Darion!

[trentjaspar]

Originally Posted by Fatt_Shade

All in all, upgrade inquisition skill when available inquisitors are 60-70% of you`re leadership count (when you can lead 100, and have only 60-70 at disposal).

That looks like a good rule of thumb, thanks.

Further, it may be that I need the prerequisites sooner than I need Inquisition, and so at that point it won't be such a huge leap to get Inquisition-- just the price of the skill itself.