A complex character to be sure, made even more so at the very end of Inquisition and the corresponding Trespasser DLC. Solas was a key character in the third game, Dragon Age: Inquisition A strange elf with no affiliation to the Dalish or the city elves, Solas spent as much time in the Fade as he did either dissing or smooching our Inquizzies. When Dragon Age 4 was first revealed, it was with a simple teaser video with nothing but a Dragon Age 2 throwback and the voice of Solas. This is a speculatory article digging into pivotal moments in the series. Nothing is said as a 'shot in the dark theory,' but please don't take these theories as confirmed for the upcoming game. It's not you, it's me В I understand.ДЇull disclaimer: all of the views seen in this article are opinion-based with experience in the games and the lore surrounding them. Last chance to back away slowly and pretend this never happened. Obviously, there will be spoilers for Dragon Age Inquisition below. That much time spent in Thedas has given me a lot of up-close-and-personal time with the Dragon Age lore and I can't quite absolve the nagging theory that is always in the back of my head revolving around a certain egg-headed elf. I've done literally nothing to hide my love for BioWare since starting here at Game Informer, and with over 20 playthroughs of the Dragon Age franchise and numerous re-readings of the books and associating comics, that love isn't going away anytime soon. True to BioWare's nature, we won't actually know how much was hidden in plain sight until after launch, as was the case for previous entries in the franchise, but that hasn't stopped fans from diving deep into everything we've learned thus far. Since then, we've had numerous concept art drops to reveal even more puzzle pieces about what the future of Thedas looks like. BioWare has revealed a lengthy 'behind-the-scenes' look at Dragon Age 4 that both told so much and so little at the same time.

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