ranger-sebastian-vael:

Reblog this for Vivienne

Solas, Blackwall, Varric

connorkawaii:

[male protagonist shown in dragon age origins trailers]

[male protagonist shown in dragon age 2 trailers]

[male protagonist shown in all but one mass effect trailer]

[male protagonist available for every single game and never said otherwise]

[inquisition first gameplay…

ozoi-archive:

“If this is all just the Maker winding us up, I hope there’s a damn good punch line coming.”

liarassideboob:

things i need to see now that hawke is confirmed for da:i

• varric and hawke reuniting
• cassandra meeting the champion at last
• cassandra fangirling over hawke
• leliana being upset that the warden is still no where to be seen
• morrigan talking about her close friend, the warden, and being worried about them too
• hawke being the same sarcastic fuck we all know and love

cadassh:

me by the end of october 

renegon-archive:

Video Game Challenge | Video Games [3/7] | Dragon Age: Inquisition

theboyofcheese:

The moment we are all dreaming of.

croissant-au-chocolat:

invisiblemelonmoose:

bitmoresonic:

Please tell me that everyone’s seen this. (x)

Someone please redraw this as actual Morrigan and Alistair

I tried

cailantheirin:

_{“If we are to withstand this monster, we must control the battle.”}

everythingdragonage:

Being from a proud bloodline of the Tevinter Imperium has its advantages: Dorian was born with a flair for magic that made him the envy of his peers. He is charming and confident, his wit as sharp as any blade, and if some suggest his manner cocky, it could be attributed to being a powerful mage in a land where mages rule. Indeed, Dorian would be the pride of his family—if he didn’t oppose everything his homeland has come to stand for. He wears the labels of “pariah” and “outcast” proudly, knowing that views of the Imperium are unlikely to change until and unless someone of his ability stands up to make a difference. [anim. insp]