Bioware just finished celebrating the annual Dragon Age Day held on December 4th. On this date, the devs celebrate all things Thedas, interact with the community, share little hints about things to come in Dragon Age: Dreadwolf, and more.
The last few Dragon Age Days were somewhat dry when it came to new information about the latest installment into the gaming series itself, Dragon Age: Dreadwolf. However, this time the team brought something unexpected for the community to enjoy: a brief teaser and a promise of full reveal in Summer 2024. Put on your tinfoil hats and let’s wait faster together!
The teaser gives players a small hint as to what is going on in the world of Thedas during the Dreadwolf timeline as well as what are the main locations of the upcoming title: namely, Antiva, Anderfels, Rivein, and Tevinter. The reveal is not as unexpected as it might seem. These four countries (alongside with Nevarra to a lesser degree) have been the center of attention of various short stories, with plenty of interesting developments to keep players busy.
“The desolate, beautiful badlands of the Anderfels with curtains of distant mountainous spires. The twisting canals and gleaming towers of Antiva, where Crows may lurk in any shadow. The turquoise seas of Rivain with its rushes of greenery and hardy sea-faring people. And of course, there’s more.”
Additionally, the devs have revealed the Dragon Age: The Official Cookbook: Tastes of Thedas. If you want to meet the Summer reveal in style, surrounded by the atmosphere of Dragon Age, there is no better way around it.
“May the Dread Wolf take you…”
“An insult that he took as a badge of pride. An insult to inspire hope in his friends and fear in his enemies. That is what Fen’Harel, the Dread Wolf, truly is. Not a man who sees himself as evil, but someone who believes he’s fighting for a good cause and is willing to get his hands dirty. This long-awaited chapter of Dragon Age is fast approaching—the time is close at hand. We’ll see you next summer with answers to your questions, including ones you have yet to ask.
With that will come our full reveal including new trailers, gameplay, and—of course—the long-awaited release date. The Dread Wolf will rise once more and we’ll have much more to share with you as we approach Summer 2024. Please keep an eye on our social channels for all the latest information on Dragon Age: Dreadwolf’s reveal and beyond.
Know this, though: The Dread Wolf has not been idle these past years. His reach is far, and soon his plans will come to fruition—a cataclysmic rejoining of magic and realms hundreds of years in the making.
Will you be able to stop him? We hope so.”
Previous Dragon Age Days:
If you want to refresh your memory on what was offered over the last few Dragon Age Days, here you go! The articles themselves have all the respective links you need should you decide to read the provided short stories:
- Dragon Age Day 2020 – four new short stories: The Next One, Ruins of Reality, The Wake, Minrathous Shadows;
- Dragon Age Day 2021 – two more short stories: Won’t Know When & The Flame Eternal;
- Dragon Age Day 2022 – one short story: As We Fly.
If you are interested in the lore of Dragon Age, consider checking out our articles dedicated to the possible locations, organizations and characters that might be making appearances in the latest game. There are quite a few in-game and short story-based justifications for many of them.
And hold on tight – we are going to learn much more in Summer. We also got a list of best mods for Dragon Age: Inquisition in case you decide to venture back to Thedas after the teaser.
