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Dragon Age Inquisition has already had a number of DLC packs released.  The Avaar and the Qunari have given us their spoils, we’ve stared into the Jaws of Hakkon and we’ve descended into the Deep Roads once again. Trespasser looks set to tie up some of the loose story ends from Inquisition story that were left untied. Questions still remain however, so let’s take a look at five items that need to be addressed in future Dragon Age Inquisition DLC. This is a spoiler warning for anyone who has yet to finish Inquisition, there will be spoilers ahead.

To go more into detail on the locations, the artbook hints at other locations coming into play that surround Tevinter. Antiva City is one, and there are references to the skeletal Mourn Watch who “hang out in a Necropolis.” There’s also references to The Lords of Fortune guild that was originally founded in Rivain that’s near Tevinter, and The Deep Roads, dwarven tunnels that cover all of the game’s world, Thedas. If this area and it’s surrounding locations are all included in the upcoming release, then players can expect to explore a load of new areas in the

'Dragon Age 4' will be set in the region of Tevinter, according to an official art book from developer BioWare.

Fade in. Updated on 25 January 2021 BioWare's fourth big Dragon Age game will be mainly set in Tevinter, an as-yet-unvisited land within the franchise's world of Thedas. That's according to the studio's hulking BioWare: Stories and Secrets from 25 Years of Game Development book, which I picked up over the weekend. For fans of the Dragon Age series, this confirmation will come as little surprise. The location was set up in the final scene of Dragon Age Inquisition's excellent Trespasser expansion - although this was over six years ago now, and many other...

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