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Solas Actor Romanced Himself In Dragon Age: Inquisition

By 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:James Lucas

Published Mar 4, 2025

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Speaking at York Comic Con, actor Gareth David-Lloyd revealed that he played 500 hours of Inquisition, and romanced a few different characters.
Josephine was "rubbish", though he was fond of Cassandra. But of course, Solas' favourite romance is himself.

During a sit-down with fans at York Comic Con earlier this week, Solas actor Gareth David-Lloyd talked about everything 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Dragon Age, including who 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:he smooched. Y'know, the important stuff.

"First time I romanced Josephine [Montilyet]. Lovely performance, rubbish romance," David-Lloyd said in . "And then the second time was Cassandra [Pentaghast]. Yes, that was a good one. And the last... No, the last time 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:I played a female character and roman🦩ce🅠d myself, which is the best — the best."

Dragon Age Solas in Inquisition and The Veilguard, spliced together over Origins and Veilguard key art.

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I had a little peek at AO3 to see what fans might thin𝓀k of David-Lloyd's romance choices, and it turns out they're pretty rogue. There are only 35 works about Cassandra/Solas and just 15 about Josephine/Solas. To put that into perspective, Cassandra makes up a mere 0.25 percent of all Solas fan-fic, and Josephine a tiny 0.10 percent. Though in fairness, even ౠSolas thinks the Josephine romance is "rubbish".

All David-Lloyd Knew About Solas Was That He Was A "Magic Elf"

It wasn't just🥀 bumping uglies that David-Lloyd spoke about at York Comic Con; he also talked about what it was like to be cast as Solas, and how much the se𝓀ries has taken hold of him over the last ten years.

"All I knew about the character, because [BioWare is] so cagey about spoilers and giving things away, was that he was an elf and that he was magic," . "Then you go in, and they haven't given you any script♓s, and there's a TV screen on the wall and the lines come out with a brief description on how to say the line with a tiny bit of context but not much. It was quite nerve-wracking."

Shortly after recording, David-Lloyd got stuck into the series, desperate to uncover everything he could get ahead of the next game and truly understand the world he was performing within. But what b𒁏egan as research quickly became an infatuation, as he found himself "really, really addicted" to the series, playing 💮through Inquisition three or four times across 500 hours.

So, when it came to 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:The Veilguard, David-Lloyd says taking up the role wasn't nearly as nerve-wracking. Instead, it was more like 🗹visiting an "old friend".