The characters who change the most through the Dragon Age series

Key foods

• Isabella's evolution from a minor role in
  The roots
  For the most part in
  Dragon Age 2
  It shows his character growth.
• Morrigan's journey from the swamp to becoming a consultant
  Inquisition
  It shows personal growth and influence.
• Varrick's progression from a witty companion to a more mature character shows the impact of events on his personality.

The fourth installment in Dragon Age royalties, Dragon Age: The Protectormarks the long-awaited return of the series, delighting fans with an exciting new adventure to experience as Rook, the name given to the player character. Along with a host of new companions, there are also some familiar faces who have returned to the franchise from previous installments.

Characters tend to come back from previous games, playing their roles with a new look and a slightly altered personality, as the passage of time and the events they've endured change them as people. With several characters returning inside hijab protectorNow is the time to look Characters who have changed the most throughout history Dragon Age series

6 Isabella

From a one-time companion to a full party member

• Appears in: Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age 2

They will probably know more Isabella for the main role in which he played Dragon Age 2serves as both a companion and a potential romantic option for Huck. However, this was not the first time that the seafaring ship captain appeared in the series. He had a small role The rootswas found in a place called the pearl and had good rogue knowledge that he could pass on to the guard. They could play a card game or join Isabella just for a romantic date. Although he is happy to cheat at cards, he refuses to cause trouble between the warden and any romantic partners who object to their and Isabella's flirtation.

This short tenure in The roots However, this was not his only appearance in the series. He returns in the next game with a much-needed makeover and a much bigger role. She still has the same brooding, brooding personality, but more screen time allows that to shine through, as do the parts of herself she keeps hidden, like the buried kindness displayed by characters like Meryl.

5 Morrigan

A story to riches

• Appears in: Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age: Inquisition

A companion character that first appeared in The roots, Morrigan A climactic character in Warden's story, he had a huge influence throughout the game. She lived her life in the swamp with her mother, Flemeth, who then prompted Morrigan to join the Warden and Alistair in their quest to deal with the Darkspawn threat. She is relentlessly mean, especially towards Alistair, and often expresses her hatred of men. With the Warden's help, Morrigan gives birth to a child, allowing her to prevent the Warden's death in Archdemon's Dark Ritual and transfer the creature's soul to her unborn child instead of the Warden.

Players can follow him further witch hunt DLC, but he leaves Feralden via Eluvian, saying he must prepare to change the world. He does not stay. Morrigan goes back inside Inquisition As an advisor to Emperor Selen, he quickly gained the ruler's approval thanks to his knowledge of the occult. Given that she started life in a cottage, Morrigan certainly did well for herself and led a life of influence and power.

4 Varic Tetras

His personality becomes increasingly intense with age

• Appears in: Dragon Age 2, Dragon Age: Inquisition

Varic was introduced in Dragon Age 2 As a super-powered character, he intervenes to prevent a pickpocket from escaping with Hawk's coin. He went on to become one of the game's main companions, narrating Hawke's deeds to Cassandra, and with a special gift for storytelling and drama that only Varrick could muster. He proves to be a loyal friend to Huck and his colleagues, always ready to lend a helping hand or even give advice about Huck's love life.

Inquisition It overlooks Varrick's sense of humor a bit, the events he's been through, and how time has hardened his character. With his imminent return in hijab protectoronly time will tell if his character has evolved even more.

3 Liliana

From a bard, to a Chantry sister, to the mistress of spies

• Appears in: Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age: Inquisition

Liliana He is one of the most popular characters of the franchise, who plays a different role in each of his appearances. He was employable The roots As a Chantry sister, Emma quickly found that she had quite the background and knew how to handle herself in a fight. It seems that he used to work as an Orlesian bard, as mentioned in the DLC Leliana's songwhich deals more with this dirty background. Her cheerful and kind nature hides this story well, but is it all a front or her true personality?

Be that as it may, he changed even more before being in it Inquisitionwhere he presents himself as an advisor who is willing to operate from the shadows and prefers a more stealthy calling when doing war table missions. Sunny and happy girl fans of The roots Not anymore, as he seems colder, more calculating and ruthless in the way he deals with his enemies.

2 Cullen Rutherford

Temple goes through massive personality changes throughout the series

• Appears in: Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age 2, Dragon Age: Inquisition

Cullen Tenure in Dragon Age It started in The rootswhere he had a minor role in the Circle of Magi as one of the Templars responsible for overseeing the mages that lived in the tower. He had a shy and nervous nature which would be revealed if Amol Zan flirted with him at the beginning of the game. Later in the game, he returns to search for the Broken Circle and shows his loyalty to the Templars and his distrust of wizards by telling the Warden that all remaining magic must be eradicated.

He goes back inside Dragon Age 2 As a loyal second officer to Knight-Commander Meredith, he cherishes his position with wicked zeal. At first, he followed Meredith's beliefs, but by the end of the game, he disagreed with her, believing her to have gone too far. However, his past actions and lyrium addiction haunt him Inquisitionwhere he returns as advisor to Herald Andrust. He is a much changed man at this point, haunted by his time as a templar and struggling with his vengeful tendencies towards witches.

1 Andres

His pact caused drastic changes

• Appears in: Dragon Age: Awakening, Dragon Age 2

Dragon Age: Awakening It was a full length extension to The rootsbut is a complete game in its own right, with solid gameplay and new characters that the Warden can recruit for his ultimate goal. Andres is one such character, a wizard who is literally trapped. Surrounded by the corpses of Darkspawn and Templars, he claims that he only killed the Darkspawn when he shook fire from his hands. He has little interest in helping other wizards or their collective cause, and seems to be only out for himself.

However, a conversation with the Spirit of Justice and the pact they make seems to change that. He allows justice to inhabit this body and takes a more active role in campaigning for witch rights, which quickly becomes an obsession. This culminates in blowing up the Chantry at the end Dragon Age 2. He came to believe that there was no other way for the mages and that peace between them and the Templars was no longer an option. This was a very drastic change from Andres where the players met awakening.