While previous games in the series have allowed for players' choices, just three from Dragon Age: Inquisition will carry over to The Veilguard. If you never played that game, don't worry; the "Adventurer's Past" feature in character creation will allow you to set the scene quickly. Vague ending spoilers for Dragon Age: Inquisition to follow!

It seems that the decisions made in the third installment won't have too many consequences. For some palyers, this is quite a step backward.

Dragon Age: The Veilguard carries the monumental task of incorporating some of the player decisions from previous entries roughly a decade old. To streamline and grapple with the ever-expanding Dragon Age lore, the team has boiled this down to three specific decisions.

This isn't the first time that a Dragon Age game has jumped off from a prior game's DLC either. Something similar happened with Dragon Age 2's DLC Legacy, which introduced Corypheus, who would go on to be Inquisition's main villain.

Throughout your adventure in Dragon Age: Inquisition, you will travel across an expansive land with various features. This means that getting a mount as early as you can will help minimize the time you spend running around.

On September 25, BioWare revealed the choices that will carry over from previous Dragon Age RPGs in the upcoming fourth game, Dragon Age: The Veilguard. For the past decade and a half, the studio has largely positioned itself as,

The Veilguard is nearly here, ten or so years after this fantasy RPG’s previous entry. But BioWare has revealed that of all the choices players made in previous games, only three will count. Like Mass Effect,