The fan-favorite, freckle-faced forward scout of Inquisition takes a central role in Dragon Age: The Veilguard, and there couldn't be a better pick.

Many Dragon Age fans have been asking for a romanceable dwarf companion for years, and Dragon Age: The Veilguard will finally answer. Scout Lace Harding is a returning character from Dragon Age: Inquisition and is one of the seven romanceable companions in Dragon Age: The Veilguard.

BioWare has taken to X, "The Everything App" to announce that Dragon Age: The Veilguard has gone gold and finished development. While a faintly anachronistic concept in an age of digital distribution and day one patches,

The Dragon Age series creator offers a strongly worded response to people criticizing the upcoming DA: The Veilguard for being 'woke.'

According to a new rumor about Dragon Age: The Veilguard, a major character from Inquisition is set to return, joining the likes of Varric, Solas, Morrigan, and Harding. And considering the game is at least partially set in the Tevinter Imperium, it is not surprising to hear this character is set to return, even if it is just a cameo.

The Veilguard from the previous online version of the fourth installment in the series, as the developers didn't make much progress when the new DA was still supposed to be a service game.

Illustrated by Francesca Baerald, this is an ornate piece of art that shows off the various lands of Dragon Age, and each location is enhanced by illustrations of characters, monsters, and dragons. It reimagines the land as it exists in Dragon Age: The Veilguard and it measures an impressive 24 inches in width and 18 inches in height.

With the holiday season now on the horizon, I thought it would be fair to take a look at the remaining major video game release calendar over the rest of the year. After all, once the leaves finally turn and it gets crisp and cold outside, there are few things better to do than cozying up with a lovely gaming experience on your couch.

Dragon Age fans want to play with the character creator ahead of launch, like with Saints Row and Dragon's Dogma 2.

Neve's drive to better the world and her role one of the earliest companions in Dragon Age: The Veilguard make her a great romance option.