Dragon Age 4's Potential Bellara Companion Sounds Like a Dwarven Sera or Peebee

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Dragon Age 4 is in development at BioWare, and if recent teases and hints are to be believed, it could release as early as late 2023. That’s still quite a wait forDragon Age 4 fans, but what’s important isn’t when it comes out, it’s how it comes out. After Anthem, many are understandably worried about the state of the game, but it’s reassuring that it’s in no rush with a single-player focus.

While there’s a lot confirmed about the next adventure Thedas, such as Solas’ plan to tear down the Veil and the game taking place in Tevinter, one of the most anticipated elements are the Dragon Age 4 companions. While BioWare has yet to confirm any of these figures and isn’t likely to for a while, there are three characters who could potentially fit the bill so far.

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The first and most recent is Varric, the beloved Dwarven Rogue of the franchise. He narrated the last trailer, and with such a big role in the marketing, it stands to reason he’ll return in Dragon Age 4. He was a companion inDragon Age 2 andDragon Age: Inquisition, so it’s certainly not a stretch. In an ever-changing world, Varric is the constant.

The other two are less known, BioWare one showed off two actors playing their characters. The on-screen text reveals the first is named Davrin and the second is Bellara. Davrin makes a cry “for the Wardens!,” obviously revealing his in-game role. Davrin isn’t in anyDragon Age lore, and it’s unlikely that a new, random Grey Warden who isn’t a companion would be shown off. It’s not certain, but being joined by a Grey Warden would fit in. While Davrin is at least somewhat obvious about his character, Bellara is less so.

While this could easily be reading too heavily