Versus Battle: The Dragonborn vs. The Inquisitor

I know what you have said and I understand you perfectly, but my point still stands that magic in Tamriel is far more powerful than Thedas. Take the Psijic Order for example that their magic is capable of teleportation, manipulate time itself, and so many more. And yes they are powerful mages back in Dragon Age, but we only know about them according to lore, and the ancient elves have reached godhood before the fall of their empire. For that being said, the mages in Tamriel are far more advanced because they weren't imprisoned in towers, and they have years to hone their magic without little restrictions, unlike the circle mages in Thedas. If they were pit against each other the mages from Tamriel would be victorious.

The Inquisitor is only powerful because of the Mark and an army, and the Dragonborn is a demi-god because of the inborn gift of the Voice. And it proves my point that the main characters in Elder Scrolls are capable of becoming god-like.

The Dragonborn would triumph.

Well, it depends on the variables of the outcome of a squad battle. But yes, the Inquisition squad has the edge when it comes to teamwork, tactics, and unique abilities that can turn the tide. But even the Inquisitor's squad will have a tough time fighting the Dragonborn.

Unless the Inquisitor also can create literal lightning storms, tame dragons (more than once) or stop time, I don't see how is this even a match.

What big guns does the Inquisitor have aside from the Anchor, pray tell?

Nice try. But it won't be a match for the Dragonborn.

How much time does The Inquisitor have to prepare?

TLD would win, if the inquisitor couldn't find a way to disable their voice before engaging. The inquisitor has their own spy network of assassins, so they could use them to attempt to kill or at least disable TLD voice, like what happen to Tiber Septim. However, TLD has the thieves guild and the dark brotherhood watching their back, so it would not be easy. Not to mention TLD is probably an expert in these fields as well, and likely knows the game. In a 1v1, TLD would win. no contest. In a contest where the inquisitor is allowed to use their power-base, and is allowed prep time, it would be up in the air.

It's frowned upon in Skyrim.

I know right!

*Looks at undead army created from the Ritual Stone*

Kind of a tough one really; don't both potentially have abilities that can speed up time or slow down their enemies?

Looking at the kind of damage done via game graphics don't most warriors, well the two-handed ones at least put out the same kind of damage to the environment that the non-glitched giants do....that kill the DB regardless of what level he attains?

And honestly combat skill-wise I can't say DB comes off as that high end for a fantasy character well going by the graphic presentation certainly a good bit lower than say a rogue-like character ala The Witcher and so on.

Though I remember the perks for the stealth tree at the high end as almost being ridiculous for the DB.

Just three words: STRUN... BAH QO!