Many people in the Dragon Age community started and ended their Thedas love affair with Inquisition, as the gorgeous visuals, massive open-world, and toned-down tactical elements gave the series much more widespread appeal. Related: Dragon Age: Origins - Every Main Character’s Age, Height, And Birthdayĭid you know that if you’re a mage, you can get a desire demon to make one of your companions fall in love with you? Did you know that there’s some Elven ritual you can do to get some fancy armor in the Brecilian forest? Did you know that a whole lot of people try to kill you if you have a low coercion skill? Did you also know that Sten’s kinda cool, actually, and I have no idea why I never got to know him before? With that much content, you can bet that every playthrough feels entirely different. The best part of it all is that, if you pay attention, you feel like you know about the entire world without ever having to leave Ferelden. Go to the Circle and Cullen is just there having a terrible time with everything - the forward thinking in this series is incredible. You talk to Leliana and you’re instantly introduced to the wonderfully murdery politics of Orlais. You find your way to an ordinary Dalish camp and you’re already hearing all about the Ancient Elves that Solas makes such a fuss over.
The first story in Thedas is crafted with real finesse, to the extent that every single playthrough is even more astounding than the last. It might look dated compared to the stunning graphics of Inquisition, but Origins might just be Bioware’s magnum opus.
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