From Sven in Dragon Age: Origins, to the Arishok in Dragon Age 2, to Iron Bull in Dragon Age: Inquisiton, all of these ...

In Dragon Age: Origins, the Qunari didn’t have horns because of a technical limitation. In Dragon Age 2, this was rectified. Everyone loved the design in Dragon Age 2, ...

Dragon Age 2 was peak qunari. Back in Origins, the qunari didn't play much of a role, and they weren't a playable race.

While Origins had given us a taste of the qunari through our companion Sten, Dragon Age 2 gave us our first proper introduction to the now-horned and highly-advanced militant fundamentalists.

This approach doesn’t just render scenes and interactions as sterile, but it waters down much of the lore Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age 2, and Dragon Age: Inquisition have established over the ...

The Qunari will be a playable race in Dragon Age: Inquisition, BioWare announced today during a PAX Prime presentation in Seattle, Washington. The original Dragon Age: Origins allowed players to ...

The origins of Dragon Age's world have resurfaced thanks to social media. ... With Thedas in mind, I said 'let’s keep Qunari as a temp name and come back to it in 6 months or so.'" We did, ...

No matter what you thought of the series so far, Dragon Age: Inquisition looks awesome. Here’s a primer to catch you up on the story.

The developer has also announced the RPG's fourth playable race: the Qunari. In Inquisition the tactical view, available on all platforms, works as it did in Origins.

Dragon Age 2 was peak qunari. Back in Origins, the qunari didn't play much of a role, and they weren't a playable race. Instead we just got Sten, who largely looked like a very buff dude—sans horns.

The Qunari are a towering horned race popularised by characters such as The Arishok and fan favourite, Sten, one of the Grey Warden’s companions in the original game.

Possibly the biggest reveal is that the Qunari — the giant, occasionally horned people that were an antagonist race in Dragon Age II — will be a playable character option.