'If you want someone who can move around the battlefield undetected, sinking daggers into enemies who never see him coming, Cole is your guy. And not everyone will take kindly to his being there.

If you let him join your Inquisition, 'weird' things will happen, Weekes said. He can find people who are hurting, people in need, and he can help them.' He can sense people's pain, which is actually what he was doing back in Asunder without realising it, when he found the mages who were terrified and desperate enough to be able to see him. 'Now that he has accepted his nature, he's less constrained by human limitations. 'A lot of people will always see him as a demon. 'He's definitely somewhere on the demon-or-spirit spectrum of Fade creatures,' Weekes said. If you'd still rather not find out - even though BioWare writer Patrick Weekes talked openly about it on the Dragon Age website (he's writing Cole for DAI, even though David Gaider wrote the Asunder book), then try to ignore the short blurb below the picture.Д¬ole is a demon. He was known as the Ghost of the Spire - a mage tower.Дiscovering who - what - Cole is, was a compelling arc throughout the book. Most people couldn't see him apart from those who willed him to kill them. ColeД¬ole was a major part of Dragon Age novel Asunder, and he's an intriguing character. Alistair also features in the game but not as a party member. In no particular order, I introduce you to your companions below: There are people here who also aren't adventuring companions, such as Cullen, I think - a Templar who's been in all the Dragon Age games so far. It doesn't sound as though she'll go into battle with you - at least not on a 'pick her to be in your party' basis.Д«ioWare has said it's possible to annoy your followers to the point that they'll leave, and that it's theoretically possible to finish the game with only one. She's still fiercely loyal to the Divine (a kind of Pope) and still silent and deadly. I wonder if there's a 'side with my plan or fight' moment in store.Дragon Age: Origins party member Leliana, the human rogue/bard, returns as a part of your Inquisition but as an advisor in charge of your agents and spies. Morrigan - perhaps the most iconic party member in Dragon Age: Origins - reappears but this time as a plot device, playing a mysterious role as the arcane advisor to Empress Celene. Only one of them has been a party member in a Dragon Age game before: Varric, the wise-cracking dwarf rogue/marksman, who has a fancy crossbow.

There are nine possible followers/companions/party members in Dragon Age: Inquisition and BioWare has now revealed them all.

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