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After appearing in both Dragon Age: Origins and Dragon Age II, Cullen is returning to make an appearance in the upcoming Inquisition.
Cullen has devoted half of his life to the Templar Order, proving his worth to the Inquisition thanks to his show of leadership and integrity in previous calamities, like the mage-templar conflict that tore Kirkwall apart. In his profile on the Dragon Age: Inquisition website, it reads, "Cullen is through waiting for others to act, and he's determined that the Inquisition will make a difference for the people of Thedas."
For more on Cullen head here and here.
Cullen: Advisor to the Inquisition. Get a quick introduction here: http://t.co/L2p2lTX5ja #DAI pic.twitter.com/OOgljNDyyN
— Dragon Age (@dragonage) July 4, 2014
The whole world's falling apart, and he won't sit by and watch that happen. Meet Cullen: http://t.co/WWizF5EenB #DAI pic.twitter.com/8BPdQff1Y7
— Dragon Age (@dragonage) July 5, 2014
For some additional images of Cullen, check out the gallery below.
For more on Dragon Age: Inquisition, click the banner below. You can also head here and here to see the latest trailer for the game, and here to learn about the return of Leliana.
[Source: @dragonage, (2), Dragon Age, (2)]
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