Veilguard, for all its faults, is BioWare’s best effort at RPG world-building to date, even if you have to meet the developer halfway to see it

Having strong companions is important in Dragon Age: The Veilguard, so it's essential to focus on optimizing their builds. Optimization includes equipping the best skills, gear, and having the best synergy between other party members.

The Veilguard is set ten years after Inquisition and picks up as Solas, the companion turned bad from Inquisition, is tracked down by Varric before he can commit to his world-ending plan - much like the rest of the Dragon Age series, it's pretty high-stakes stuff straight out the gate.

Emmrich must make a difficult decision with the help of Rook regarding his Lichdom or Manfred life in Dragon Age: The Veilguard.

The Veilguard is messily told and often monotonous, but its fantastical world is still a joy to stop and appreciate.

One of the RPG’s big decisions can change your party, but some fans are holding out hope not all is as it seems

These are some of the worst Mage skills that aren't worth using in Dragon Age The Veilguard. Veilguard is a game that players are meant to make their own, choosing a lineage and class as well as a faction background to make their Rook unique.

But The Veilguard ignores all of that in favor of painting the Crows as purple spandex-wearing action heroes with hearts of gold. The only character who ever questions the Crows is, conveniently, an evil power-hungry traitor to the country. So Rook never gets put in a position to challenge or question Lucanis' loyalty to the family's goals.

First reported by GamesRadar, BioWare art director Matt Rhodes has shared the earliest concept art for Dragon Age: The Veilguard to X: "The Everything App." The eight pieces date back to 2014, before Dragon Age: Inquisition was even on store shelves.

The Veilguard’s ending is one of the best segments in the game if not the whole series. But its secret ending, one you unlock by doing specific side quests and finding certain artifacts throughout the world,

In the Dragon Age series, demons are spirits that have come to embody negative emotions. That's why the Mourn Watch keeps a close eye on the spirits of the Necropolis, and they need your help in Dragon Age: The Veilguard.