If you are one of those people waiting for more reports about the upcoming release of the Dragon Age series, you will no doubt be delighted to see a new artistic concept.
althoug There’s still a long way to go for the long-awaited Dragon Age 4 premiereBioWare won’t let us forget that the project is still under development. At least once a month we get an interesting fact related to the game. For example, in February we were informed of this The title should be a typical ‘Single-player RPG’.A month later I provided graphics showing where the game works.
Now there’s another art, and it’s of course the responsibility of Christian Dailey, the executive producer of the upcoming part. The photo shows Gray’s bodyguard standing proudly With a sword raised and a large shield. The shield is definitely well known to all fans of the series and it quickly brought back many memories.
However, if you have time to forget, it’s worth noting that Gray Wardens are a rank of warriors with unique abilities. Their headquarters are at Weisshaupt Castle, in Anderfels. But of course you can find it all over Thedas. So the graphics seem to confirm something that we can all guess – representatives of this group will once again appear in the game world.
Source: https://www.gameinformer.com/2021/04/30/new-dragon-age-4-concept-art-brings-back-the-grey-wardens
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