Dragon Age 4 Will Likely Change How Players See The Chantry Forever

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Dragon Age 4 is taking players to Tevinter, a location known well for its oppressive systems of power overseen by powerful mages. Despite not going to Tevinter in previous games, dedicated fans already know a lot about this nation, its history, culture, and even some of its characters. One aspect of the nation that fans are prepared to learn more about is its Chantry, also known as the Imperial Chantry.

The Imperial Chantry is fascinating, as it takes Andrastianism and changes it for the nation's values. Not only that, but the plot of Dragon Age 4 may also challenge Chantry teachings, as more may be learned by what Coryhpeus meant when the Maker's seat was empty (especially considering Solas plans to tear down the Veil). In all likelihood, Dragon Age fans are going to get a very different perspective of the Chantry overall in Dragon Age 4.

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While way more is likely to be learned in Dragon Age 4, there is still a decent amount known about the Imperial Chantry through theDragon Age books and in-game codices. It is mentioned in the «Chantry Hierarchy» codex that the very heart of the Imperial Chantry is located in Minrathous in the Argent Spire. It is there that the Imperial Divine resides. With Minrathous being Tevinter's capital city, players may even get to see and/or visit the Argent Spire in Dragon Age 4.

The Imperial Divine is known as the Black Divine to other nations, and unlike the Orlesian Chantry, he is always male. Within Tevinter, though, he is not called the Black Divine but the true one. Priesthood is open to men in Tevinter, while men cannot climb much of the Chantry ladder in Orlais and women cannot climb much of it in Tevinter. The Imperial Chantry