The lyrium dagger may have been foreshadowed by Solas in Inquisition. Solas mentions daggers quite frequently, but one piece of dialogue is particularly on the nose. He'e a bald man full of regrets. The lyrium dagger in Dragon Age: The Veilguard has an inordinate amount of influence over the game's narrative,

The role 2025 will play in that remains to be seen, but based on its development cycles, the direction for Dragon Age: The Veilguard, and what's known about Mass Effect 5 so far, it does seem like it will be a quiet year.

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The Veilguard's lack of New Game Plus makes the Golden Nug essential for carrying forward items across playthroughs.

The Deluxe Edition for the latest Dragon Age game is normally $89.99, but it is 30% off on the PlayStation Store for a discounted total of $62.99. Xbox owners have the same discount through the Xbox store. If you're hoping the sale extends to Steam, unfortunately, I have some bad news: it's still full price, although the

The Veilguard, battles aren't just skirmishes. They’re trials designed to test your strategy, skills, and sometimes, your sanity. The Veilguard doesn’t hold back when it comes to bosses. Each encounter feels like a perfectly-crafted puzzle of pain.

BioWare art lead Matt Rhodes just keeps sharing explosive Dragon Age development details and alternate storylines on Twitter, all with accompanying concept art to boot. This latest revelation might just beat murdering Origins' Sten in a draft version of the Trespasser DLC⁠—it seems BioWare considered bringing our Origins protagonist back for The Veilguard,

The Veilguard puts a lot of choices in our hands, but there's one towards the end of the game that's breaking players' hearts.