The King of Ferelden is a major character in Dragon Age stories (primarily the prequel novels, The Stolen Throne and The Calling). This first chapter covers the Fereldan war of independence, the Theirin dynasty, the runup to the Fifth Blight, etc..
The second third of our full profile for Maric Theirin, the rightful King of Ferelden, as he appears in Dragon Age prequel novel The Stolen Throne, by David Gaider. The first part is here.
This cover Maric from the Dragon Age saga as King of Ferelden. From the taking of the throne up to his death. This entry is part of a series that starts with a much younger Maric.
Fleshed-out example of a Vanquisher in the first Torchlight video game. Mutant one-woman circus and sharpshooter with magical lynx pet and paired pistols.
This primer explains, in a compact manner, the basics of the Dragon Age setting. It’s a low fantasy setting (think Game of Thrones) for several landmark video games.
A killer, urchin and hardened thief dragged into an unpopular army of paladin commandos. Duncan is a pivotal character in Dragon Age: Origins, though most of his material is in the The Calling prequel novel.
A gifted Elf mage, ex-slave and Grey Warden. Child of beggars, mother of a King. For now the article covers her youth and her time as an elite battle mage focused on EXPLOSIONS.
A couple of elite Grey Warden fighters, specialised as shock heavy infantry. They appear in David Gaider’s Dragon Age: The Calling prequel novel. This article is part of a sequence that starts with our primer to the Dragon Age setting.
A quasi-Welsh master archer and ranger, seconded by a big warhound. Kell appears in David Gaider’s Dragon Age: The Calling prequel novel. Prequisite before reading this one – the primer to the Dragon Age setting.