Dragon Age: The Veilguard has three endings. Broadly and arguably too-simply, there’s a good ending, a neutral ending, and a bad ending. There’re a lot of choices that go into reaching these endings, but they all lead to one of these three:

This isn't the hardest sidequest in the Crossroads of Dragon Age: The Veilguard, but it shows an important moment of Solas' past.

Whether you choose to split your time searching for the Dalish or focus on the Veil Jumpers, there are lost souls that need your help.

Throughout the endgame of Dragon Age: The Veilguard, you’ll have to make a series of choices. Some of them are no-brainers and won’t affect the overall outcome much, while others have much more dramatic consequences (i.e., death, destruction, and so on).

Of the six factions available in Dragon Age Veilguard's character creation, I'd say the best is the Antivan Crows, mainly for their free extra potion slot, though it's a tight competition and that's only if pushed - the reality is that there is no clear standout among the six factions, and it's more contextual and about what you want to prioritize.

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The Veilguard review that has stuck with me throughout my own playthrough: “It’s hilarious that no one ever says the word ‘Veilguard’ out loud across the 100 hours I played of this dialogue-packed campaign,

The Veilguard mods gives the game a darker, more grounded aesthetic. This is accomplished by removing the purple clouds and filters that are found in some areas. It comes after some fans were disappointed by The Veilguard's visuals after its reveal trailer in the summer.

The Fall of the Protector is one of the bosses you'll fight in the "Heart of Corruption" questline in Dragon Age: The Veilguard. Here's where it's at.