Dragon Age 2 is generally a very good game. Unfortunately there are some things that feel rushed or out of place. Here is MY wishlist of what I hope will be changed in Dragon Age 3. You can agree or disagree but please be civil about it.

1. Please, bring isometric view back! It was really annoying when my Hawke got stuck somewhere and got killed, just because I had difficulty pulling camera away from the character and ordering her to go somewhere else. It’s also difficult to aim AOE spells, since mages have to go closer to find a right spot and have to run in the middle of a combat.

2. Better enemy spawning. It’s rather annoying when enemies emerge from the area that was already cleansed, jump from two stores high building without breaking f…

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What was found in Kal'Hirol.

First Chapter::His Father's Son

Previous chapter:His Father's Son 29

Next chapter:His Father's Son 31

30. Intersections in real time

"Phew. That was a fucking tough bastard."

No-one comments on Oghren's statement, though Nathaniel has little doubt that they think it a huge understatement.

More like, 'this was pretty close'.

Their fast progress through Kal'Hirol, cutting down those few stragglers surviving the attack of the other darkspawn faction, came to an abrupt halt when they ran into golems once again… into one particular golem.

'Tough bastard' doesn't even start to cover that.

Nathaniel clutches his hands to prevent them from shaking. The remnants of the golem-thing that glowed with fire underneath its crust are sc…

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Dragon Age: Until We Sleep #2 has been launched today that that was released both in print and as digital. Varric Tethras travels through the realm of magic and fantasy rescuing his companions from the dreams—and nightmares—that have imprisoned their minds. Will he succeed?

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Chase Boyajian, Editor, Cinematographer, and Motion Graphic Artist wrote on Twitter that he needs to create 4 videos before Electronic Entertainment Expo 2013:

"Wow, now have 4 videos to do before E3.. next 6 weeks are shot..."

"worked on #dragonage probably 12 straight hours. now on to @OfficialCnC !!! ... for 12 straight hours..."

Inquisition on E3? It's possible. Are you waiting for new information about Dragon Age III?

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Dragon Age: The World of Thedas Volume 1 has been launched today that was released in print.

For Dragon Age newcomers, this comprehensive volume brings you up to speed on everything you need to know about the regions, religions, monsters, magic, and more! For dedicated fans, never before have the secrets of BioWare’s epic fantasy been revealed so completely and so compellingly!

• Filled with never-before-seen art by the creators of the games!

• From the writers and artists of the Dragon Age games.

Do you read? What do you think about this book? More?

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The first part of the Kal'Hirol quest.

First Chapter::His Father's Son

Previous chapter:His Father's Son 28

Next chapter:His Father's Son 30

A Race Through Dark Places

The staircase reaches the bottom of the chasm, and Nathaniel exhales with relief. Whoever constructed the crude structure apparently had some weird notions of architecture, or safety.

Little wonder, given that they were darkspawn, if what those hunters who had chanced on this place claimed was true.

Of course it's true. Who else would bother building something like that here?

The chasm sports a dark opening further on, looking even more ominous on the cloudy day. Nathaniel expects a hail of arrows from there any second, but the darkspawn, confident that the remoteness of the locatio…

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Read Chapter 1 on my blog here -> http://dragonage.wikia.com/wiki/User_blog:Eggy2504/Origin_Of_A_Warden_-_Chapter_1:_Of_Hounds_and_Bears

I woke abruptly in the middle of the night, confused and also comforted. Iona lay in bed next to me, still asleep. I looked up, and saw Conn sat at the foot of the door, barking loudly. Clearly this was what woke me up, and so I picked up one of Iona’s shoes and threw it at him. He growled at me, then returned to barking at the door.

Iona woke and nuzzled against me, before looking up to see Conn barking again. “Goodness me, what is up with your poor dog? If he doesn’t stop barking, he’ll wake up half the castle!”

“Don’t worry about it, my dear.” I planted a series of kisses on her neck, and she trembled wit…

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It has been announced by Tor Books that a new Dragon Age book will be published called "The Masked Empire".

The book focuses on Empress Celene and the Orlesian Civil War. The novel will supposedly explore the relationship between the Empress and Grand Duke Gaspard, who now leads the rebel forces against the empress, as he begins to doubt her ability to find a diplomatic solution to problems with the mages and to deal with elven uprisings.

The novel is written by Patrick Weekes (who previously worked on Mass Effect, writing for such characters as Mordin Solus) and is slated for release in April 2014.

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First Chapter::His Father's Son

Previous chapter:His Father's Son 27

Next chapter:His Father's Son 29

28. Conflicts of Interests

The blade passes so close that he can feel the hiss of the parting air on his face. He ducks and parries but the blade is immediately bearing down on him again.

He is already sweating and feeling the first signs of fatigue slowing him down.

This has been going on long enough, damn you.

And damn the idiot I am.

With a quick move, Nathaniel disengages, raising his gloved hand. "Enough."

Ned, the damned bastard, is sneering. "You're getting sloppy, Howe."

"When you said you wanted to test the blade, I didn't mean to let you test it on my neck, Cousland."

"A bit grumpy, aren't we?"

"You can abandon your vain efforts, you won't ta…

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Following the announcement that Battlefield 4 would be made using the Frostbite 3 engine, BioWare have now confirmed that both the next Mass Effect game and Dragon Age III: Inquisition will make use of the new engine.

It had previously been announced that Inquisition would run on Frostbite 2, though BioWare employee Allan Schumacher stated that the switch would not "change our workflow in the slightest".

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Dragon Age: Until We Sleep #1 has been launched today that that was released both in print and as digital. Alistair, Isabela, Varric are continuing their journey. Heroes returned to the Tevinter Imperium, to the Ath Velanis, besieged by Qunari dreadnoughts. Can they defeat Aurelian Titus? Is Maric still alive?

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Read my previous blog post if you wish, to read a (not very well-written) prologue to this story. This story follows Aedan Cousland, a Human Noble Warrior as he joins the Grey Wardens and travels to Ostagar to face the oncoming Blight.

I strode into the Grand Hall, still tired from the training I had been doing with several of the guards. I saw my father, Teryn Bryce Cousland, talking with another person, but could only see the back of his head, his short mop of grey hair looking slightly greasy in this light. Father called me over, and I ran over to him and his guest, who turned to see me. I recognised him from his large, broken nose and long, shapeless face. It was clearly Arl Rendorn Howe, my father’s best friend and trusted advisor.

“Goo…

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A triplet of drabbles about the Drak Ritual, complementing Succumbing to Weakness.

Posted for HELO, in a way of thanks for the greatest praise I've ever received.

I.

The man who has received more from her than she ever intended to give takes his time. "No, Morrigan," he says finally. "'Some prices for survival are too high to pay,' remember?" And he turns - he dares! - to turn his back on her, on life.

Trembling with wrath - it must be wrath, what else? - Morrigan brings out her ace. "Oh very well, my noble Warden, die if you will, sacrifice your life oh-so-very nobly. But what about your dear friend Alistair? Should he have no say in this? Besides," she lets poisonous sweetness creep in, "how can you be sure that it will be you who delivers th…

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Hey there, guys.

BioWare's gonna be representing at PAX all three days, but members of the Mass Effect Wiki's handpicked Emissaries will be there on Sunday 10am til 7pm!

Myself, Mr. Mittens, and Ardent Clerk Bosker Apologist will be taking Q&As near the BioWare Base (Room 206 near the Wyvern Theatre) more or less all day.

We'll be bringing our full Terra Firma regalia to the event, so make sure you give us a hearty 'Earth First!" if you see us!

Remember, we're the real fans!

-yours truly Dr Sgt Esquire Charles Saracino

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I have a surprise for you. A few weeks ago I talked with Chris Pramas, Nicole Lindroos and Jack Norris, who work for the Green Ronin Publishing which is responsible for the Dragon Age RPG. I've learned about their plans for the future and even more.

You can find more in the extension.

English version at the bottom.

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On the BioWare Blog, developers from Edmonton posted interesting posts about Dragon Age: World of Thedas Volume 1:

First - Ben Gelinas talks about the "World of Thedas".

Second - Nick Thornborrow talks about the "Visuals of Thedas" and shows off some arts.

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Editor from Official Xbox Magazine has showed a list of games that will appear on the new Xbox. On the list is Inquisition.

According to the author the game will release on Xbox in 2014.

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An accompanying piece to chapter 27 of His Father's Son, written to Zute's challenge to write a first-person PoV to the prompt "I remember when..." So, heer goes Ned's PoV.

I look at my hands, and don't know what I see any more.

I don't know what I see when I look at myself any more.

I feel as if I don't know myself any more.

Everything goes on as if nothing ever happened, but it did, and my memory is merciless: I remember how Esmerelle's lips split and her teeth shattered as I struck her.

I remember how I wanted to squeeze the life out of her, as if it could undo what she had said… undo what had been done to my mother.

I remember how I was throttling the viper, with my very hands.

Those very hands which have dealt clean deathblows with my blade m…

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BioWare has announced Dragon Age: The World of Thedas Vol. 1 Exclusive Edition. Exclusive Edition will be available only at BioWare Store.

Available Friday, March 15th at BioWare Store
Our exclusive edition of this beautiful 184-page lore book is limited to 1500 copies and comes with so many nice touches. It's a really magnificent thing:

• Foil-stamped heavy-duty clamshell

• Embossed and Debossed Hardcover binding

• Ribbon bookmark

• Gilded page edges

• Portfolio with an exclusive concept art piece (The first 500 orders will receive their art signed)

Ben Gelinas about The World of Thedas.

Price 80.00 $

Exclusive to the BioWare Store, and only 1,500 produced.

Invitingly designed, illustrated with hundreds of pieces of lush art from the creators of the games, this…

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As raported Dark Horse, Publisher responsible for Dragon Age comic books, Until We Sleep HC will be available in Sebtember 3, 2013. Alistair, Isabela and Varric will come face to face with blood mage from Tevinter, Aurelian Titus. Remember: This is the last volume.

The lead writer of BioWare’s hit Dragon Age games concludes King Alistair’s epic quest—in a journey beyond reality itself!

Fans around the world have recognized the Dragon Age comics to be an integral addition to the video-game saga. Now, series writer David Gaider pits King Alistair and his noble companions Varric and Isabela against their most nefarious foe—the twisted blood mage Aurelian Titus!

An essential read while you wait for Dragon Age III!

from dragon age lead writer DAVID GAIDER…

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Moments of Ned Cousland's relationship with Morrigan, focusing on its development. Morrigan's PoV.

Chapter 9: Insomnia II

Chapter 10: Raven's Flight

"We must expect that the Archdemon will call its mightiest minions to its aid."

"It will? Then we must make sure that there is no-one left to answer the call."

And so they lead their small troup of Redcliffe soldiers through the ruined streets of Denerim, under a reddened sky; cut and burn their way through the hosts of the corrupted beasts. Morrigan has lost count of time: her world has shrunk into the pulsing energy of her casting; the slashing swords and singing arrows.

And into a single thought, hovering somewhere at the edge of her mind, where she has pushed it: this is the end. Coming closer wi…

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The young lady Jezebel Cousland stood there gazing into the mabari pen as the young puppies tousled with each other. They looked like little more than balls of fur with stubby legs and teeth. One stopped and looked at her just as something caught her eye; she looked away and spied the promising young knight-to-be pushing a wheelbarrow loaded with training equipment from the fight pit to the shed. She grinned back at the roughhousing puppies and then skipped over to the boy.

She caught up to the lad, and with a voice that naturally dripped seduction she said, “Afternoon Ser Gilmore,” as she pulled a wooden dagger from the pile.

He scowled at her, “I’m hardly a knight yet milady,” they’d had a long history and he eyed her suspiciously as he tr…

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I have another news about Inquisition. David Gaider on the official forum wrote that in the next part of the Dragon Age appear the reaction wheel, which is another important part of the dialog wheel...

I'm not sure I understand-- is there a tone wheel seperate from the dialogue choices?

No, it's not separate. We term the dialogue wheel which has tone choices to be the "tone wheel" and the dialogue wheel which has action choices to be the "action wheel". In the former your choices are mainly roleplaying... you're deciding how to say something, or what topic to address, but you're not doing anything. In the latter your choices are what to do about something (or expressing an opinion which doesn't involve tone).

In DA2, options on the choice wheel…

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I made Machinima based on David Gaidar's book " The Calling". The Calling belongs to David Gaider.

King Maric has allowed the legendary Grey Wardens to return to Fereden. One of their own has aligned himself with their ancient enemy, the monstrous darkspawn. Maric agrees to lead the Grey Wardens, chasing after a deadly secret that threatens to destroy the Grey Wardens and the kingdom.

Episode 1

Enjoy!

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David Gaider, lead writer for Dragon Age, has confirmed on the BioWare Social Network that Dragon Age will no longer use "dominant tones" based on the player's previous dialogue choices. The feature was introduced in Dragon Age II where the game would assign a dominant personality to Hawke (either diplomatic, funny or aggressive) based on the player's most frequently chosen tone in the dialogue wheel. Any future auto-dialogue will use a neutral tone.

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Killing Elephants: Chapter II

By: GabrielleduVent and Isolationistmagi

Amarina looked desperate. Her eyes were sunken and red with dark circles around them, and her cheeks were sunken and hollow, and it was clear that she had eaten very little recently. Most of this was relatively unnotable, as Sol’s attention was drawn to another part of her visage- there was a maniacal gleam in her eyes that turned her dove grey into the colour of steel. She hadn’t noticed that when Amarina had first burst in, but it had become pretty evident in the few moments since Amarina had entered the room. Had Amarina looked this crazy before? Sol gave the question a brief moment of thought then decided that no, this had been a recent change. That raised a lot of qu…

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Killing Elephants: Chapter I

By: IsolationistMagi

If nine years of being Warden Commander had taught Solaryn Mahariel anything, it was that she was in no uncertain terms unfit to be a Warden Commander. Yes, she could do the job, yes she was good at it, but what did that matter? The emotional strain, the toll it was taking on her mental well being, was simply not worth whatever good she could convince herself that she had actually done.

Others admired her for her deeds. She was famous for her efforts alongside Alistair and Amarina in defeating the Archdemon, well respected for being an even handed Arlessa in addition to Commander, and well loved for dispelling the thaw in the aftermath of the blight. But these were not the things she remembere…

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Authors' Note:

This is a collaborative work by User:Isolationistmagi and User:GabrielleduVent. Original characters are owned by the respective owners. The story picks up immediately after Alistair Theirin leaves with Isabela and Varric on his quest depicted in The Silent Grove.

We do not endorse murder of elephants in any way, shape, or form.

Killing Elephants: Prologue

By: GabrielleduVent

It is a very rare occurrence for anyone to hear the elven mage to swear. Generally, Amarina Surana was a quiet woman. She did not speak very often, and when she did, her words were precise and well-chosen. There was sweetness to her words that just did not go well with swearing. Swearing was ugly, crass and cacophonic, and her voice just did not do well with…

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Here is a teaser/prologue to my story Dragon Age: Origin Of A Warden. It's hero is Aedan Cousland, a Human Noble Warrior, and most of it is written from his POV. In addition, some chapters and scenes (such as the one with Loghain on a previous blog post) will be written from another character's POV. Enjoy!

Racing up the stairs of the ruined watchtower, I spun and hacked through the darkspawn soldiers. I led the charge up, cleaving my way up to the top of the steps. Alistair followed, bashing the foul hurlocks away, stabbing and slashing in short, effective thrusts. Conn, my mabari battle-hound, was last up the stairs, leaping on one of the last hurlocks and ripping its torso open with its rending claws and teeth.

I began to relax slightly, c…

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In this extract from my ongoing story of Dragon Age: Origins that I'm writing, Loghain has just left the War Council (hosted at Cailan's tent instead of in a ruin, seems more appropriate). The majority of my story is written from POV of my Warden, but there are going to be several chapters from other characters' POVs.

Loghain marched out of the tent in fury. Why couldn’t Cailan see the foolishness in his plan? This darkspawn incursion was clearly nothing more than a large horde, and not the world-ending Blight troublemakers and doomsayers such as the Grey Wardens claimed. The troops should simply withdraw into the ruined fortress as soon as they draw the horde into the valley, but he knew Cailan would never do it. He had too much of Maric i…

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Some Big Talk about the past and the present.

First Chapter::His Father's Son

Previous chapter:His Father's Son 26

Next chapter:His Father's Son 28

27. Meditation on the Abyss

The Chantry is chilly and bright, the sunlight passing through the coloured glass in the high windows sending multicoloured speckles all around.

Ned Cousland is standing where the light does not reach, before the altar with the statue of Andraste. While her arms are spread wide to embrace the Maker, his are folded on his chest, as if embracing himself.

Painfully aware of his loud steps, Nathaniel makes for the altar. He lights a candle at Andraste's feet and kneels down for a short prayer; then bracing himself, he gets up and turns to face Ned.

After a moment, Ned's eyes lea…

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Writer's notes. I wrote this 1000 word story a good long time ago, as a self-imposed challenge. It can also be found on my Blogger at the link at the bottom of the story. Feel free to give me feedback as to what you think of the writing style, the characters, the plot ... anything you like!

In Orlais, everything was a Game. Goldman was definitely one of the players, rather than one of the pawns.

As always, he wore a full face mask painted gold, and a plain purple hooded sleeveless jerkin, only half done up, as per the latest fashion in Orlais. Under this, he wore a chainmail shirt, golden of course, and black leggings, with ostentatious curled boots. A large coinpurse hung from his belt, a clear sign of his wealth, alongside a short sword wi…

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Blake Jorgensen, CFO of EA announced during Morgan Stanley Technology, Media, and Telecom Conference that microtransactions will be present in more games published by EA. Here is a link to an article on Eurogamer.

BioWare Comment:

"Not ready to discuss any game features at this time. Sorry!"

Mike Laidlaw

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A case of broad-scope plagiarism has recently been discovered on the BSN site, by a user going under the alias of EmmaShepard + a number (she makes new accounts when her previous one is exposed). A comprehensive list of her so far known accounts as well as plagiarised works can be found e.g. at [1] or [2].

The fanfiction.net and youtoube.com have already closed her accounts but the BSN and Deviantart.com have not acted so far and I would like to ask everyone who might be willing to spread awareness of this person who blatantly abuses the good faith and genuine feelings of the people who have befriended her on the BSN.

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Do you remember at the begging of February I informed you, that the music for Dragon Age III will be composed by other person? Rummors were true, one of the fans had an opportunity to talk Inon Zur. He won't be responsible for OST in Dragon Age III: Inqusition.

Start - 15:06

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Moments of Ned Cousland's relationship with Morrigan, focusing on its development. Morrigan's PoV.

In between the chapters, happens Necessary Things 19,20 (chapter 20 is the one you want, even though you are most welcome to read the rest, as well ;-) ), and that's why this chapter is a bit AU, despite all that previous "this cannot be allowed to continue".

Chapter 8: In Uthenera

Chapter : Insomnia II

Chapter 10: Raven's Flight

The darkness is bleak and oppressive: a cloudy moonless night.

Yet, the sky is not reddened with the vapours of the Blight – for now.

Morrigan lets her breath out and instinctively presses closer to Ned's warmth, seeking solace and reassurance.

'Twas just a dream.

Realizing what she has done, she issues a little sigh of resig…

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Have you ever wondered how Dragon Age comic books are created? If so, now is the time to answer your questions. Alexander Freed, in collaboration with David Gaider created the scenarios for Alistair's adventures, posted an interesting article. The author explains how the collaboration looked between him and the rest of the authors and how the comics were created.

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Cheat Code Central ... Do Call of Duty Fans Hate The New Black Ops 2 DLC? ... a saved game file from Dragon Age: Origins to unlock the Blood Dragon armor.

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DC Comics: Jay Cochran - 2010.04.24 We gave you a look at these last week during the C2E2 convention, and now DC Direct has released new images for their DC Unlimited line of action figures based on the Dragon Age video game from Electronic Arts. This first series will include the following figures:

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"Comrades" redirects here. For other uses, see Comrades (disambiguation). Comrade means "friend", "colleague", or "ally". The word comes from French camarade and this French word has it roots in the Spanish term camarada.[1] The term is frequently used by left-wing organizations around the globe. "Comrade" has often become a stock phrase and form of address. This word has its regional equivalents available in many languages.

Contents [hide] 1 Background 2 German usage 3 Russian usage 4 Chinese usage 5 Usage in Southern Africa 6 In other languages 7 In politics 7.1 Communist usage 8 In literature 9 References 10 External links

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Retribution, followed by a revelation.

First Chapter::His Father's Son

Previous chapter:His Father's Son 25

Next chapter:His Father's Son 27

26. The Exercise of Vital Powers

The air of the vanishing day is chilly but mercifully still: despite the warmth of his fur cloak and protective runes, the cold of the two days and nights without fire has crept into Nathaniel's bones. Shifting in his lair of boughs and snow, he draws the furs closer to his body and aims his attention at the quiet estate in the valley again.

Too quiet, actually: no sounds of domestic animals, no servants scuttling over the yard, trying to perform their tasks as quickly as they can.

It would be definitely suspicious, had Nathaniel not seen himself the servants and cattle evict…

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2nd Part of TableTop with Green Ronin President, Chris Pramas and other guests invited by Geek & Sundry, has just come online. Guys continue their adventure within Dragon Age RPG world. If you are curious what Chris The Game Master has prepared for them, here you are.

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The final issue of the third tome of Dragon Age: Until we Sleep will hit the stores on 29th of May - the comic about adventures of Alistair, who, along with Isabela and Varric, tries to find his lost father. The young king enters the Fade, where he will have to defeat Aurelian Titus, powerful Magister of Tevinter Empire. Will he succeed?

DRAGON AGE: UNTIL WE SLEEP #3 (of 3)

David Gaider (W), Alexander Freed (W), Chad Hardin (A), Michael Atiyeh (C), and Anthony Palumbo (Cover)

On sale May 29
FC, 32 pages
3.99 $

Miniseries

Willing to embrace an evil that once nearly shattered reality, Magister Aurelian Titus must be stopped. King Alistair and his allies have traveled to the realm of nightmares to do so, but if the cost of victory is to sacrifice hi…

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Moments of Ned Cousland's relationship with Morrigan, focusing on its development. Morrigan's PoV

In between the chapters, happens While the Candle Burns

Chapter 7: Spring Is in the Air

Chapter 8: In Uthenera

Chapter 9: Insomnia II

Leliana is singing… again. Unsurprisingly. When not in fight or under pursuit, there is hardly an evening when the bard does not at least strum her lute. More often than not, she sings.

More often than not, she produces at least one nonsensical song about love, which leaves her misty-eyed and exchanging doe eyes with Alistair.

No-one except Morrigan seems to mind.

The singing Leliana has a pleasant voice, and the melodies are pretty; it's the topic that Morrigan finds most annoying.

Especially of late.

And today is no dif…

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If you have been reading carefully all information regarding Dragon Age: Dawn of the Seeker, you have probably seen the movie characters descriptions, including the head of the Chantry, the Divine. According to what Funimation staff wrote on their blog, the Divine was Justinia V. However, it was a mistake. The Divine, incorrectly named Justinia V, was in fact Beatrix III. The issue was cleared by David Gaider who said that Justinia V is in fact much younger person, and the story of the movie takes place 8 years before the Blight.

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During the Spring Review Day 4 BioWare has showed some interesting information about DA III:

- There will probably be a minion in the game. I don't know if it will be an NPC or some animal.

- A new monster joined the Despair Demon in the Inquisition, the Fear Demon.

- Tactical combat will return.

- According to Chris Priestly, fans will be satisfied with the amount of customization.

- BioWare says that DA III will be "gorgeous". There will be "different areas, environment types, lighting, flora and fauna, scenery, etc." Some big improvements will be easily seen.

- There will me many new places and characters but we will meet some old friends.

- It is possible that dynamic weather like rain or snow will be implemented. As Mark Darrah wrote: "Sweet rocks…

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Actor Robin Sachs, know to Buffy the Vampire Slayer fans as the unethical Ethan Raynes, has passed away from undisclosed causes on February 1, just four days before his 62nd birthday. The British born actor career took off in the early 1990’s on such American productions as Dynasty: The Reunion and guest shots on Babylon 5 along with Buffy, Star Trek: Voyager and Torchwood: Miracle Day. He was also the villain –in heavy make-up- Sarris in the Star Trek inspired satirical comedy Galaxy Quest. His other movie appearance was The Lost World: Jurassic Park and had providing voice work for such games as Dragon Age: Origins, Mass Effect 2 & 3, SpongeBob SquarePants and last year’s CGI film Resident Evil: Damnation. [1]

Farewell, and have fun at th…

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Would you like a new DLC introducing a brand new hero of another race, with a brand new adventures? Well, as the developers have said, Inquisition will not be introducing these, leaving us with just a possibility to choose gender of a human hero. Although the decision wasn't warmly welcomed by fans, an idea has arisen for BioWae to ship addidional downloadable content starring a fresh playable character. Although the company didn't decline the idea, nothing has been confirmed yet...

Since it doesn't look like we'll see the Origins angle return again and we're playing yet another set human protagonist. I'm wonder if people would be up for a DLC or two where we play a protagonist that's from one of the other races? I think it could provide …

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Many of you is probably wondering who will be responsible for the soundtrack for Dragon Age III. Will it be Inon Zur again? Or will BioWare appoint somebody new? Although no one has revealed any information about it, some of the last tweets of the developers might give us some insight into the matter. It is possible that the composer of the Mass Effect trilogy soundtrack, Sam Hulick will be the now composer for Dragon Age III.

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Another court hearing and what followed

First Chapter::His Father's Son

Previous chapter:His Father's Son 24

Next chapter:His Father's Son 26

25. By Any Means Necessary

The sun shining through the panes of the high windows lights a completely different main hall than mere days ago: the Yule decorations have been removed to the last fir needle, and the mood could not be any graver; grave even for a court hearing.

The hall is crowded again: a noble accused of a capital offence is a rare event, and each and every person of standing has arrived to attend with their retinue. Furthermore, the walls are lined with guards in a display of power; Anders and Velanna, unrobed but holding their distinct staffs, are stationed just next to the dais from which …

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