When it comes to BioWare games, one standout feature that consistently captures players’ hearts is the characters. This holds particularly true within the Dragon Age franchise, where characters serve as companions, allies, and even romantic interests. Among all the romantic storylines in Dragon Age, we’ve compiled the top selections that shine for their depth, writing, and character development.
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While I wouldn’t declare him the definitive “best,” I have a soft spot for Fenris in Dragon Age 2. His narrative arc captured my interest, and the gradual building of trust throughout the game felt rewarding. This development takes time, given his traumatic past, but it enhances the relationship beautifully.
Furthermore, I’m among those who truly appreciated the Solas romance in Dragon Age: Inquisition. The narrative intrigue was captivating, especially when reflecting on the protagonist’s elf heritage and gaining perspectives on Solas’s character. It created an engaging dynamic. — Jenni
Navigating life as the Inquisitor is far from serene. Even outside of facing mighty foes or ancient threats, your allies constantly remind you of the looming disaster. In Dragon Age: Inquisition, the romance with Josephine provides a sense of normalcy amidst the chaos. Unlike other romances that thrive on drama or fleeting excitement, Josephine’s relationship is grounded in genuine intimacy. The ease and warmth between her and the Inquisitor evoke sweet, tender moments that starkly contrast the turmoil surrounding them. It’s a poignant reminder that after a grueling day, all we truly desire is a person to share our lives with. — Giancarlo
Though I generally gravitate towards the romances in Mass Effect, Morrigan remains a compelling figure. While I can’t say I enjoyed this rather tumultuous romance, it stands out for its intrigue. Morrigan is an extraordinary character and a highlight of Dragon Age Origins. The depth of this romance alongside a particular pivotal plot twist makes it one of the most intricate relationships in BioWare’s repertoire. Additionally, let’s not forget the complex yet enchanting Dorian from Dragon Age: Inquisition. — Cody
Dragon Age: The Veilguard is set to launch on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC on October 31, 2024.
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