Dragon Age 2’s Hawke and The Veilguard’s Rook use humor in unique ways: showcasing BioWare's evolving storytelling.

Dragon Age Day has arrived, and BioWare is celebrating with several rewards revolving around Dragon Age: The Veilguard, including the release of Hawke cosmetics and a standalone character creator.

Much like The Veilguard does with the Inquisitor, 2014’s Dragon Age: Inquisition lets you recreate your version of Hawke so they can appear for a quest line. The final mission, called Here Lies ...

Added with the new Patch 4 for Dragon Age: The Veilguard, which is available to download now, BioWare also brought a new set of cosmetics that resemble Hawke’s default model from Dragon Age 2 ...

Dragon Age: The Veilguard ’s Fourth Patch Brings Bug Fixes And A DA2 Crossover Hawke doesn’t appear in The Veilguard, but you can pretend ...

Hi, my name’s Liana and I am hopelessly addicted to all things Dragon Age and cosplay. Naturally, the two were bound to intersect and when I stumbled across this incredible Quanari Inquisitor ...

Patch 4 is releasing today as well, and it's adding Hawke's armour to the action RPG. Hawke was the main player character in Dragon Age 2, and said armour sported a rather unique and recognisable ...

As reported by Eurogamer, Dragon Age: Inquisition initially featured the return of the protagonist from 2009's Origins, complete with full visual customization, similar to Dragon Age 2's Hawke ...

Ina Dolk (right) won first place in Tracon 8’s Pro Series Cosplay Competition for her Dragon Age 2 Flemeth costume. She worked very hard on her costume and we would like to congratulate her.

Although Origins featured a silent Hero of Ferelden, Dragon Age II offers a fully-voiced Champion. I prefer chatty main characters, so I'm pleased that Hawke was given a voice in the sequel.

GameInformer gave the world its first look at the second of BioWare's new breed of RPG hero, revealing that Hawke will be fully voice-acted - unlike the hero of Dragon Age: Origins - and all human ...

Dragon Age 2’s Hawke and The Veilguard’s Rook use humor in unique ways: showcasing BioWare's evolving storytelling.