Dragon Age: Origins had a great idea, and that idea was: origins. Bespoke prologues for each character archetype, they give you a personal introduction to the game that's completely different if you're an elven commoner living in a slum or a dwarven noble so privileged you can test the sharpness of your hammer on nearby peasants.

The Veilguard quite a bit. I gave it an 8.5/10 and was engaged enough to now run second playthrough with a new class, because I mainly want to see how combat would evolve. What I’m not expecting? Is seeing the story evolve in new ways,

Takes you closer to the games, movies and TV you love Issues delivered straight to your door or device Opening the Dragon Age Warden vault requires you to venture throughout the Warden Castle in Rivain,

If you’re looking for the biggest and badest enemies to fight in Dragon Age: The Veilguard, then you can’t go wrong with the mysterious beast that is locked behind a giant door in the Necropolis. It may seem like a bad idea to unlock something so clearly evil,

Dragon Age Veilguard allows you to infinitely respec your character and companions to try different things out. Here's how to do that. Respecing is important in any game, and Dragon Age: The Veilguard allows you to respec unlimited and for free.