While some may think that Dragon Age: The Veilguard signals the end of Grey Wardens, at least as a militant organization, that doesn't necessarily seem to be the case. Based on new lore introduced in the game, as well as a few subtle hints and other lore, it could be that Thedas needs the Grey Wardens now more than ever.

Part of the main quest in this area also takes place along the way to the family farm. To save some time, feel free to take care of some of these objectives as well. After you’ve spoken with Ida, you’ll need to progress further into Hossberg Wetlands to investigate the disappearance of the family she is searching for.

The Veilguard update 1.000.003 is available now, and this is called "Patch 1" by BioWare and it houses a good list of fixes.

In Dragon Age: The Veilguard, it's essential to focus on your companions' builds so they can add support on the battlefield. Bellara, a bow-wielding elf, is one of the game's best companions and has some of the strongest skills in her arsenal. However, she must be optimized correctly to bring out her full potential.

Dragon Age: The Veilguard has a lot of loot for players to choose from, but they need to be aware that for certain classes, like the Mage, armor is as important as accessories or weapons. In this list, we will cover the best Early-Game armor for Mages.

Origins, with the elves, dwarves, and humans each having their own unique personal histories that were partially influenced by the classes you picked for them. Not only did this immediately flesh out your Grey Warden and allow you to experience different openings to the game,

Fans who are on the fence about buying Dragon Age The Veilguard but loved Dragon Age 2 should have a read through these reasons to play.

The Veilguard initially allows you to choose a class and faction for Rook. This is an important decision as it influences your character’s

The Veilguard slows to an unbearable crawl of poorly voiced monologues dumping unnecessary lore on you. Like many players, the out-of-place accents and dull, linear missions had me reminiscing about better times,