Maxwell Trvelyan (Male Human Inquisitor)
Significance: The nine symbolises faith and the universal spiritual laws, it represents service to humanity, so it only makes sense to have a human Inquisitor be this card.
The card itself represents: Self-esteem, increase, enjoyment, financial security, retirement, discretion, good fortune, money from unexpected sources, growth and discernment, an appreciation for nature, an upcoming gift, etc.
Reversed: Lack and loss, discontent, imprudence, crudeness, insecurity, fear of loss, having not enough money, financial embarrassment, health issues, monotany, dullness and habituation, loss of valued possessions, etc.
A small hoop floats close to his shoulder, near his heart, a sign of his gentle nature despite his authoritarian stance. Another starlit background represents self-reliance, and the stability and truth he stands for and seeks to find. A hand on his hip, he is clad in whites and greys; he views for purity, yet knows the nuances that complicate matters as he takes on difficult tasks head on. He holds up a red-orange flag, a colour of success, creativity, and life, as it flows with the wind, a representation of the ever flowing life that courses through his veins.
What I think this means for DA: In history, with the persecution of elves, with the self-creation of darkspawn, Exalted Marches, etc, human have brought on much death in Thedas, but what if they are the key to saving it and restoring life?
Links to the Tarot Decks Used in the Comparison, the DAI Tarot Deck, and the Books used to determine what the cards actually represent:
Dragon Age: Inquisition Tarot Deck
Rider-Waite Tarot Deck
Miniture Tarot Deck
“The Green Witch Tarot” (Ann Moura) Deck & Book
“The Path of the Fool” (Michael Tsarion) Book
Binky Productions & Binky Ink 
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