10 Best Easter Eggs & References In Dragon Age: The Veilguard

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has plenty of Easter Eggs that you can find referencing past entries in the series, other games, or even completely different forms of media. Some of these are as small as a recurring joke from past games to more obscure nods to other genres. As an RPG with fantasy elements, there are plenty of inspirations you can find references to as you play.

Alongside the many Easter Eggs in the game, you can discover plenty of secrets outside the main story. For example, you can unlock hidden loot by finding all the optional Wolf Statuettes in . Discovering these objects also lets you learn more about the past of Solas, the game's main antagonist. By searching for secrets like these, you'll find many Easter Eggs as you explore.

Those who have played past entries in the series may remember a certain character named Alistair in. This companion character from had a particular love for cheese, going so far as to have a massive cheese wheel at your party's camp. This has evolved into a running joke where you can find a large wheel of cheese somewhere in every following entry in the series.

Several gates in the Crossroads region of Dragon Age: The Veilguard are blocked by Blight. Find and defeat the champions to break the gate seals.

In, it was just an NPC mentioning Alistair's love for cheese. However, in, you can find tons of cheese wheels in Thedas, including a joke shield called the Wedge of Destiny that you can equip for your character.

For, this Easter Egg is seen when you help out the companion Bellara towards the beginning of the game. As you help this character, you are led to a ruin containing several magical artifacts kept behind barriers because of how dangerous they are. One such artifact is a familiar wheel of cheese, whose astounding power is likely beyond anyone's comprehension.

The Shadow Dragons faction is already a secretive organization that tries to operate behind the scenes, but their hidden plans may have driven their obsession with the unknown a little too