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Exclusive Dragon Age: Inquisition Screens
You've already seen the E3 trailer and our cover for Dragon Age: Inquisition. Now, we have exclusive images to give you a sense of the people and places you'll see when you take control of the Inquisition.
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This shot shows three confirmed party members. Varric (left) and Cassandra (center) both played key roles in Dragon Age II. Vivienne (right) is a new ally; she is a mage from Orlais, and helps players put a face on the conflict between the Templars and the mages.
Here we see a qunari standing before a ruined stronghold. Qunari are not confirmed to be a playable race, but the other three that were available in Origins – human, elf, and dwarf – are definitely options in Inquisition.
To see even more screens and info right now, you can pick up the digital issue. Exclusive online coverage of Dragon Age: Inquisition will continue to be released every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday during August. Click on the banner below to see everything so far, and keep checking back all month long.
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