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BioWare’s upcoming entry in its choice-driven fantasy/RPG series, Dragon Age: Inquisition, is all about managing your forces as a leader. One of those responsibilities involves determining where to send your troops across the realm, and which fortresses to inhabit. Today, BioWare reveals the menacing, abandoned Fortress of Adamant.
The information comes from a journal-style blog post on the Dragon Age website written in the voice of Veldin, a Grey Warden in the world of Thedas. For years, Adamant stood as a symbol of Thedas’ victory in repelling the darkspawn back into the magical rift they attacked from. The fortress, which once hosted powerful Griffons, became difficult to maintain and dangerous as hard times fell on the civilized people of Thedas. The journal entry suggests that should the Order decide to return to the strong, dwarf-built walls, it may be difficult to return to its former glory.
Dragon Age: Inquisition arrives on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, and PC on October 7. For more info on the games, visit our cover story hub filled with exclusive content by clicking the banner below.
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