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Kaan Serin

As Dragon Age: The Veilguard's bold new tone gets bashed by fans, the RPG's original co-creator explains trailers are always mismatched, "so that doesn't mean much"

Dragon Age The Veilguard.

Dragon Age: The Veilguard (previously known as Dragon Age: Dreadwolf or Dragon Age 4) has reared its head with a new trailer after years in the murky shadows of game development, showing off a much brighter, bolder, divisive take on the beloved dark fantasy world. But Dragon Age's original lead writer has quelled fan concerns. 

David Gaider was once BioWare's lead writer on all three Dragon Age games and is often credited as the setting's main architect - though, nowadays, he can be seen directing musical theatre RPGs at his own studio - so, he's pretty clued into the world of Thedas. Gaider recently took to social media to call Veilguard's boisterous personality an "interesting tone choice," while acknowledging that early trailers can often butt heads with the final product. 

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