The most powerful blood mages in the Dragon Age

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• Blood magic is the last dangerous solution for wizards in the Dragon Age franchise, with the threat of takeover.
• Characters such as Jawan, Uldred, and Hawke wield blood magic to varying degrees of chaos and power.
• Figures like Avernus and Corypheus showcase the vast knowledge and raw power that blood magic can contain, with dire consequences.

Blood magic is a way to achieve abilities that many may consider unnatural. This is a dangerous last resort for witches and is considered the ultimate crime against fading. Using blood magic puts the actor at risk of being possessed by demons and being turned into abominations.

Powerful wizards can use it without fully succumbing to the dark side. However, its use leaves the user tainted and further negative effects end up driving his head backwards. Although the first and second installments of the series featured blood magic as an optional specialization for a focus or guardian, it apparently never made it into the narrative, despite being frowned upon to use it. Super strong renegades temporarily benefit from its power, and with that said – here is a list of some of the most powerful blood magic practitioners in the world. Dragon Age Royalties.

8 Young

Impulsive magician's apprentice

Players familiar with the Magi's Circle background will be familiar with the youngster. He originally started out as a sorcerer's apprentice, worried about doing his first terrible job – when he was recruited by the Templars to use blood magic.

Although Jovan mainly resorted to blood magic to keep up with his talented companions, after failing, he wreaks havoc both within the circle and later on Radcliffe, which causes the Earl's son, Connor, to possess him. Even though she's not a gifted blood mage or a normal mage, in fact – it shows how destructive blood magic can be in the hands of any mage.

7 Oldred

Corrupt Senior Enchantress

Uldred's uncanny ability to destroy stupid blood wizards was always suspicious to his classmates. These suspicions were subsequently confirmed upon his mastery of the Circle, where he corrupted countless spells through blood magic—turning them into dangerous abominations.

There's no denying Uldred's power, especially as he succumbs more and more to a pride demon. He passed completely through the circle of Ferelden's image, only to be stopped by the efforts of the warden and their companions.

6 guard

The indomitable hero can't quite keep up

The main hero Dragon Age: Origins Undoubtedly one of the stronger characters in the series – even if blood magic falls short as a specialty.

Although in most games where it's introduced as a specialization, it takes a while to make it a worthwhile pick that doesn't immediately drain the player's health – somewhat lacking in damage output for The Warden. It primarily serves as a means of using the player's health instead of mana, and lacks any unique abilities. Being a hero, however, most likely means that the Warden can use his twisted power to a great extent.

5 Merrill

Fascinated guard

Dragon Age 2The witty and naive companion of a Dalish elf who is fascinated by ancient, natural and corrupt magic. Meryl is an often underappreciated powerful mage, and her fascination with using blood magic as a force for good helps her.

In training, this guardian does not consider any magic to be inherently evil, believing that the inherent dark nature of blood magic lies in the desires of its wielders. He uses this twisted and powerful magic several times throughout the story, and it becomes a point of contention for the party, esp. spirit riderAndres' number one fan.

4 Avernus

Close to unparalleled knowledge of blood magic

• Dragon Age: Origins – Warden's Keep

Avernus was a Gray Warden mage who experimented with forbidden blood magic to enhance the abilities of the Gray Wardens and extend their lifespans. There's no denying that he was an expert at twisting blood magic to his will – and he hates the Chantry for their somewhat closed view of the practice.

Although he was not as powerful as he was incredibly aware. A lifetime of study and academics around the forbidden arts meant that he understood blood magic in a way that few did, even if he couldn't really use it to its full potential.

3 Hawk

A very powerful and versatile magic

Since the movie announcement trailer for Dragon Age 2which saw Hawk against Arishok – it was clear that Hawk was not above blood magic to get his way.

It is clear that Canon Hawke of Dragon Age 2 They were always meant to be a mage renegade – and considering they're the protagonists of a video game, they're naturally powerful. From the ability to control the minds of their enemies to the blood boiling in their veins as Hawke plunges his staff into their chests – they are completely immobile.

2 Greon Alexius

The power to manipulate time

A Tevinter wizard who, in his desperation, used blood magic to manipulate time – and sent the Inquisitor into the future. His frustration only fueled his abilities and the unplanned explosion sent ripples through Feralden.

His boss fight will see him dominate the Inquisition, making it a tough battle for players who haven't spent hours exploring the Hinterlands. His erratic use of blood magic, which allowed him to completely manipulate the fabric of time, was definitely amazing and placed him well above the powerful mages.

1 Corypheus

The ultimate antagonist

The main antagonist Dragon Age: Inquisition None other than the twisted abomination himself, Corypheus. One look at the Tevinter Magister is enough to show any Inquisitor that he is a man deeply in search of power.

His command of the burn using the blood of the architect, combined with his many immortal exploits in the transformation of the Golden City, make him a blood mage of truly godlike proportions. No blood mage has ever truly lived up to the epic displays of raw power that Corypheus possesses, whether it be in his culture or during his many attempts to terrorize the Inquisition.