The Veilguard is the first game in the Dragon Age franchise that truly gives players the freedom to experiment with their ...

The Veilguard lets you play as one of three classic character archetypes: Warrior, Rogue and Mage. Once your character ...

Follow the right path through the forest from the city gates. Watch out for wolves. Cross the stone bridge and you’ll soon ...

Players should go with the Mourn Watch if they want to play a Control Mage or DoT Mage, since this class also specializes in causing many status effects known as 'Afflictions.' The Mourn Watch ...

I have to admit though, making that choice was tough considering how cool the other classes looked, especially Mage.

Like previous titles in the series, Dragon Age: The Veilguard offers a choice between three classes - Warrior, Mage, and Rogue. Each of the three classes then has several specializations ...

This article will go over all the necessary information that you will need to create the best Spellblade mage build in Dragon Age: The Veilguard. Specializations for each class in Veilguard are ...

This class stands out because it does all this without requiring a significant time commitment of a month or more, as some other courses do. And, you’re not necessarily done when you complete ...

Dragon Age: The Veilguard's Mage class reworks the classic fighting style and gives you not just more ways to use flashy elemental attacks, but more ways to control and debilitate your enemies as ...

We’re quite fond of Bellara and Neve, both Mages, so it doesn’t make much sense to choose the Mage class as we wouldn’t be able to detonate Weakened. As there are three mage companions ...

Spellblades are the most aggressive Mage class in Dragon Age: The Veilguard, and here are the Skills to get the best out of ...

He previously worked at Kotaku. Each class uses two weapons, which can be swapped on the fly during combat. Mages use staves to sling spells and wield daggers for close-range combat. Rogues use ...