After what feels like forever, Dragon Age: The Veilguard is finally arriving in late October. It’s been almost a decade since the last major game in the series, so BioWare knows they’ve got to reintroduce us to the world of Thedas.
And guess what? They’re kicking things off with what we all love most: the companions.
Remember those unforgettable characters from past games? And previous article providing every bit of Infomation about Veilguard companions, Well, get ready because BioWare just dropped a mountain of info about these new companions.
Let’s dive into who’s who and what makes each of them stand out:
Davrin, the Dalish Elf Grey Warden
First up, meet Davrin, a Grey Warden with a serious connection to his Dalish roots. This guy is your classic front-line warrior, leading the charge and showing no mercy to his enemies. Here’s a peek at his abilities:
- Battle Cry: Think of this as Davrin’s way of rallying the troops and putting a scare into his enemies.
- Death From Above: Picture a high-flying attack that’s probably as dramatic as it sounds, thanks to his Griffon, Assan.
- Heroic Strike: A solid melee move that packs a punch and shows off Davrin’s raw power.
- Assan Strike: Named after his trusty Griffon, this move might involve some epic teamwork between Davrin and Assan.
- In War, Victory: This ability is all about boosting Davrin and his allies, helping them secure victory no matter the odds.
Lucanis, the Antivan Crow Assassin
Next, we’ve got Lucanis, an Antivan Crow with a flair for stealth and precision. He’s your go-to guy for taking out enemies quietly and efficiently. Here’s what he brings to the table:
- Eviscerate: A nasty move that causes serious bleeding damage—perfect for taking down foes who thought they were safe.
- Abominate: This one’s a bit mysterious but likely involves some dark tricks to deal with tougher enemies.
- Soothing Potion: Even assassins need a break, right? This potion helps Lucanis or his allies recover quickly.
- Debilitate: A move designed to weaken enemies, making them a lot easier to handle.
- Adrenaline Rush: A burst of energy that ramps up Lucanis’s speed and damage, letting him strike faster and harder.
Bellara, the Veil Jumper
Say hello to Bellara, the mage with a knack for manipulating the Fade. Her abilities make her a real asset in any battle, whether you need offensive magic or some solid support. Check out her skills:
- Fade Bolts: A ranged attack that uses the Fade’s energy to strike enemies with a magical punch.
- Enfeebling Shot: This spell weakens foes, making them less of a threat.
- Replenish: Think of this as a magical pick-me-up, restoring mana or health for Bellara and her team.
- Time Slow: A powerful spell that slows down time, giving your team a major edge.
- Galvanized Tear: This could be a big, flashy spell from the Fade that either deals a lot of damage or gives your team a hefty boost.
Emmrich, the Mysterious Sorcerer
Emmrich is a sorcerer shrouded in mystery, and his abilities tap into some seriously dark and powerful forces. Here’s what he’s capable of:
- Final Rites: A devastating spell that might deal a final blow or even absorb enemies’ life forces.
- Replenish: Like Bellara, Emmrich can restore mana or health, making him crucial for long battles.
- Entangling Spirits: Summons spirits to bind and drain enemies, making them less of a threat.
- The Bell Tolls: A haunting spell that could either mark enemies for death or deal massive damage over time.
- Time Slow: Emmrich can slow down time too, giving you and your allies a huge advantage.
Harding, the Scout and Marksman
Harding is back from Dragon Age: Inquisition, and this time she’s not just a side character. As a scout and marksman, she’s got some serious ranged combat skills. Here’s what she’s packing:
- Seismic Shot: A powerful shot that likely causes shockwaves, damaging multiple enemies or disrupting their formation.
- Heavy Draw: A charged shot that deals heavy damage to a single target—perfect for taking down the toughest foes.
- Shred: This move might tear through enemy defenses, making them vulnerable for a follow-up attack.
- Adrenaline Rush: Harding can tap into a burst of energy too, boosting her attack speed or damage output.
- Soothing Potion: Like Lucanis, Harding has a potion to heal herself or her allies, keeping everyone in the fight.
Neve, the Ice Mage
Neve is all about controlling the battlefield with her ice magic. Her abilities can freeze and slow enemies, making her a key player in any fight. Here’s what she can do:
- Icebreaker: A powerful ice spell that shatters enemies, especially those already frozen or slowed.
- Blizzard: A large-scale spell that covers the battlefield in ice, slowing and damaging enemies caught in it.
- Glacial Pace: This ability slows enemies down, giving your team the advantage by reducing the threat level.
- Time Slow: Just like the other mages, Neve can slow down time to set up for some devastating attacks.
- Replenish: This ability helps Neve or her allies recover mana or health, keeping the team strong.
Taash, the Qunari Berserker
Last but definitely not least, meet Taash, a Qunari berserker who’s all about raw power and destruction. His abilities focus on dealing massive damage and overwhelming enemies. Check out his moves:
- Fire Breath: A fiery attack that engulfs enemies in flames, causing serious burn damage.
- Dragon’s Roar: A terrifying shout that can stun or intimidate enemies, making them less effective in battle.
- Dragonfire Strike: A powerful melee attack infused with fire, designed to incinerate foes on impact.
- Spitfire: Probably a ranged attack that launches a fire projectile, allowing Taash to deal damage from a distance.
- Fortune’s Favor: This might be a buff that boosts Taash’s damage or gives him some resistance, turning the tide in your favor.
So there you have it! Each companion in Dragon Age: The Veilguard brings something unique to the table.
Whether you’re looking to charge into battle with Davrin, sneak past enemies with Lucanis, or freeze the battlefield with Neve, you’ve got plenty of options to tailor your team to your playstyle.
