Dragon Age: Inquisition landed in 2014 in that game, players become The Inquisitor whose mission is to settle the unrest left behind after events of Dragon Age II, as well as seal a breach unleashing demons into the world. Dragon Age II followed in 2011, which put players in the shoes of a human who has to navigate that same world in the midst of political and social upheaval.

In that first Dragon Age game, the player becomes a Grey Warden, a member of an ancient order destined to end the Blight by casting an Archdemon out of the world. Given the enigmatic nature of the teaser, filled with symbols familiar to fans, some of those theories could prove correct.ĭragon Age: Origins, the first title in the franchise, released in 2009 and immediately captured the imaginations of players who loved the game's high fantasy setting, its well-developed characters, and role-playing elements that allows the player to make choices that affect the outcome of the game.

After BioWare released a teaser trailer for Dragon Age 4, fans of the franchise immediately began to formulate theories about what the next installment of the Dragon Age series might entail.

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