In Dragon Age: Inquisition, it has been confirmed that Solas is in fact the ancient elven god, the Dread Wolf who created the Veil between the physical realm and the Fade. Players will observe that the new concept art appears to confirm one huge thing about Solas' role in Dragon Age 4. However, the art that revealed a lot about the upcoming game is the image is of Solas, who is one of the player's companions in Dragon Age: Inquisition. The images show various locations in Thedas and some characters that may or may not be companions in the upcoming game. Although the exact role of Red Lyrium in Dragon Age 4 is still a mystery, it is widely believed to play a big role in the upcoming installment.Īt the start of Gamescom 2020 several days ago, BioWare released tons of new concept art for the game, which revealed a lot more than those released at EA Play. The substance first made its appearance in Dragon Age 2 and is the reason for the corruption of the Templars in Dragon Age: Inquisition. The screenshots, as seen above, show a dark environment but eagle-eyed fans noticed the clumps of red crystals, which fans of the franchise would know as Red Lyrium. Now, the EA play reveal did not release a new trailer for the game, but it did with pieces of artwork that give players a glimpse of what to expect on the upcoming installment. However, after the lackluster release of Anthem, it is unlikely that Dragon Age will be an online game, especially since the franchise has grown and flourished as a strictly single-player experience. A year and a half after BioWare confirmed Dragon Age 4 at The Game Awards, the news cycle had been quiet with its development, apart from rumors suggesting that Dragon Age 4 will contain a big multiplayer component.

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