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Dragon Age: The Veilguard Cut World States, Including Well Of Sorrows

By 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:James Lucas

Published Nov 21, 2024

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Datamined Dragon Age: The Veilguard files reveal that BioWare considered using the Dragon Age Keep during development.
At one point, it even considered importing the Well of Sorrows choice.

168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Dragon Age: The Veilguard controversially 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:got rid of world states in favour of just three choices: who the Inquisitor romanced, whether they disbanded the Inquisition, an𒊎d if they vowed to ꧃stop Solas.

However, Twitter user @veilguards found leftover filꦛes which prove that BioWare worked 🦋on a traditional world state system at one point during development.

Dragon Age: The Veilguard Originally Used The Keep

Before writing this, I loaded up the Frosty Editor to verify the @veilguards' claims, and there are indeed leftover references to a world state system, even marke🌄d by the prefix 'Keep'.

For context, if you want to build a world state for 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Inquisition without replaying the first two games, you can make all of the same decisions through a questionnaire on👍 instead. It's a really handy tool, and these 😼datamined files point to BioWare initially planning to use it again for The Veilguard.

Morrigan standing next to Alistair in front of a bridge in Dragon Age Origins.

Morrigan Was Supposed To Be A Teenager In Dragon Age:🐭 Origins

...until David Gaider heard Claudia Black's beat p🐻oet cover of Akon (feat. Eminem)'s Smack That.

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There are four different topics flagged under 'Keep' — Romance, Inquisition, Trespasser, and Well of Sorrows (there are also separate references to the Inquisitor's class and lineage). Most of these appear to have stayed in the game, albeit without using the Keep (and thus losing decisions from 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Dragon Age: Origins and 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Dragon Age 2), but the Well of Sorrows doesn't c🔴ome up at all.

What Is The Well Of Sorrows?

Dragon Age Inquisition, What Pride Had Wrought - Well of Sorrows

Spoilers for The Veilguard.

In the Well of Sorrows quest, either tꦐhe Inquisitor or Morrigan can drink from the water to to hear the voices of Mythal's servants, bestowing upon them knowledge of the ancient Evanuris. The downside is that Flemeth, who was possessed by Mythal at the time, can c🎀ontrol whoever drinks from the well.

The Veilguard reveals that Morrigan is now possessed b💧y Mဣythal in place of her mother, which could be interpreted as Morrigan having drank from the Well of Sorrows and thus opening the door for Mythal to take control. The Inquisitor never brings up the quest, so it fits nicely.

The art book also revealed that BioWare cut a quest wher🌃e we would rescue whoever was left in the Fade, meaning Hawke could have made an appearance.

However, the datamined files point to a more concrete answer based on our choice in Inquisition, one that would've also brought back the Keep and thus every major decisi💟on we made throughout the series.