After you defeat the final boss, he leaves the party entirely. In Inquisition, one of your party members is Solas: an enigmatic mage who is never 100% clear on why he's joined your quest. He or she becomes an Inquisitor, who must build up a grassroots support network all around the continent, with the ultimate goal of defeating a demon who seeks to manipulate both the Mages and the Templars for his own gain. But a magical explosion kills all in attendance, save for a lone survivor who sets out to investigate the matter. Hoping to avoid a full-scale war between the Mages and the Templars, the most powerful people in Thedas convene a conference. Dragon Age II's story is picaresque and takes you in a variety of different directions, but the central conflict is between the Mages, who want freedom from an oppressive religious order, and the Templars, who see themselves as the last line of defense against a demonic uprising.ĭragon Age: Inquisition ties these two stories together, to some extent. Taking place before, during and after the events of Origins, you play as Hawke (first name: up to you), the son or daughter of a noble household trying to make your way in the world. By recruiting a party, making alliances with powerful nations and performing a tremendous sacrifice, the Grey Warden defeats the Archdemon and saves the world - for now.ĭragon Age II tells a much more personal story, centered on the Hawke family in the city of Kirkwall. If left unchecked, the Archdemon can summon a Blight that will wipe out all life in the high-fantasy world of Thedas. This ancient order exists to fight against the invasive Darkspawn, and their draconic master, the Archdemon. In Dragon Age: Origins, you take control of an adventurer who swears his or herself to the Grey Wardens. Spoilers ensue, particularly for Dragon Age: Inquisition. To summarize the whole saga of Dragon Age would take more time than I have in this particular article, but here are the broad strokes. This was a hint about the game's eventual title. One interesting tidbit, though: The trailer ends with a hashtag, #TheDreadWolfRises. There are also two lines of dialogue from the traitorous mage, Solas: "You've found me at last.
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