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And with that I have uploaded all the male companion romances. Daddy Davrin’s was amazing. I’ve included all the cutscenes he speaks in and most of the banter I could find. Enjoy!

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because, if nothing else, i am predictable lmao i'm pretty sure i'm not even in Act 2 of DATV yet lmao...i love them all, they're all my favorite

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Um probs will delete the vid later (I shy) but I made Emmrichs cake recipe from dragon age the veilguard if anyone wanted to see what it’s like. It wasn’t too bad, I thought the cake plain tasted a lot like eggs lol. Probably because it has 8 eggs.

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nevarra dragonage you have to stop. your necromancers are too hot. your gothic aesthetic is too fire. your relationship with spirits too nuanced. your mages are too politically ambitious and powerful. your monarch is too undead. your bitch is too bad. they'll call an exalted march on you nevarra.

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Did anyone else find the combat in Dragon Age The Veilguard a little annoying? I feel like they copied that thing in Dragon Age 2 where they threw countless enemies at you. Then as you progressed through the levels, these enemies got harder and harder 🙃

Also the mini map drove me mad, why couldn’t we see the enemies on it??

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lucanis and my warden rook in stupid tshirts cause i think they need it (also lucanis is surprisingly easy to draw for me who would have guessed???)

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Meanwhile Spite in Lucanis' head: SHE. TOUCHED. YOU. SHE. LIKES. YOU.

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Did y’all know Taash could become a crow? 🥹

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Dancing with a Demon

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“There is no non-binary equivalent in the Qun. Taash would be seen as a man, how they wrote it does not fit established lore.”

Aqun-Athlok: One who is "born as one gender but lives like another."

Where exactly does it say in this term that “lives like another” must be within the two genders? It’s pretty clear it’s open to interpretation and I believe that’s where the multicultural aspect of Taash’s identity comes into play.

Btw: I checked the source, it was DAI. So not recently introduced 🤷🏼‍♀️

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Forever defending Taash because what do you mean you have a problem with their story? Each of the character’s stories is lacking but you choose to focus on Taash’s specifically and the fact that non-binary is the focus of it? I’m seriously sounding like a broken record now.

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mierda

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Just finished a review of Dragon Age The Veilguard. I covered the gameplay but also took a closer look at Lucanis and the Crows. For Lucanis, the game hints at the generational trauma within his family—like his isolation as a child and the family’s emotional barriers—but it doesn’t go far enough. It was briefly touched on and then left behind, which is a shame because he has so much narrative potential.

As for the Crows, they seem to lean into a romanticised Mafia trope. At times, it even feels like there are parallels to real historical events (given the Antaam occupation), such as how the Mafia filled a power vacuum in post-WWII Sicily. While an interesting concept, the execution comes across as a bit distasteful, glossing over the real implications of such dynamics.

Overall, The Veilguard is a good game with enjoyable gameplay, but it falls short of being great due to these missed opportunities in the narrative and honestly it makes me so sad.

Anyway, what did you guys think of these aspects of the game?

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Reporter: What's your type?

Lucanis: My wife

Reporter: And you? What's your type?

Davrin: Lucanis' wife

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i want to kiss him........

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help

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I made a TikTok explaining how Dragon Age has always used modern language and pointed out that if you want something accurate to an Earth-equivalent time period, you’d be looking at Old or Middle English. Someone then accused me of “playing with semantics.” The irony is astounding. People nitpick the game, base their arguments on technicalities, but the second you reflect that same energy back at them, it’s suddenly a problem.

Yes, I’m nitpicking—because let’s be honest, the issue isn’t with “modern language.” It’s with inclusive language. That’s what people are really mad about, but they disguise it under complaints about writing or tone. Language in Dragon Age has always been tailored to resonate with contemporary players, and it’s never been “historically accurate.” This isn’t new, and pretending it is just exposes the deeper biases at play. I swear, I lose brain cells every comment I read.