The Dragon Age series has gained a loyal fan base through its existence, that have been anxiously awaiting the release of Veilguard for a decade.

Despite the delay, we've held on to our affection for the series, fueled by its increlible world and hope that the choices we made in the first three games would find their eventual resolution in the fourth. This active pursuit of player-driven narratives is what has always set Dragon Age apart from the most RPGs, which usually tended to impose its own canon choices on their players. Unfortunately, we believe Veilguard has largely cast aside this approach.

The game not only completely ignores nearly all aspects of our previous adventures, but also despite dev's promises of their natural compatibility, it contradicts some of them.

This petition seeks to push developers to incorporate more customisable callbacks to the previous games, in the vein of Dragon Age: Inquisition's expanded "Tapestry" system. We suggest doing so through voice lines, codex entries, and/or short epilogue boards after the main story's conclusion. This will enhance the game experience and further emphasize the continuity of the series.

The most crucial decisions we need to be accounted are:

From Dragon Age: Origins:

• Who was the Hero of Ferelden?
• Did Hero of Ferelden romanced someone?
• Did Zevran survived the fifth blight?
• Who became king or queen of Ferelden?
• Did Morrigan gave birth to her baby (if so, did it posses soul of the old god?)

From Dragon Age 2:

• Who was the Champion of Kirkwall?
• Did Champion of Kirkwall romanced someone?
• What happened to Fenris?
• What happened to Feynrel?

From Dragon Age: Inquisition (in addition to already included choices):

• Who became the ruler of Orlais?
• Who left the Fade alive with Inquisitor?
• Did Inquisitor drank form the Well of Sorrows?
• Who became Divine Victoria?

These are the choices we judge to be most important and easiest to implement into Veilguard, even if only as brief mentions.

This petition is inspired by another that was created for Mass Effect 3 twelve years ago, addressing a comparable issue. However, this time, as loyal Bioware fans, we are not just asking for the proper resolution of a single game, but of an entire series. We ask for it to be concluded with the care and respect it deserves.