Dragon Age: Dreadwolf's Solas is Essentially the Tony Stark of Thedas

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Dragon Age: Dreafwolf's Solas and the MCU's take on Tony Stark/Iron Man are not two characters who come to mind at the same time. One is an ancient Elf hellbent on restoring his People to the former glory, while the latter is a genius, billionaire, playboy, and philanthropist in a highly-advanced suit. Iron Man's storyline in the MCU is perhaps the most iconic, as when he snaps his finger, destroys Thanos and his army, and iterates his last witty one-liner, he dies a hero.

Many, however, have often argued (sometimes jokingly, sometimes not) that Iron Man is often the villain of the MCU. It's not that he intends to be, but that he has a tendency to make good decisions that have bad results. In fact, that's pretty much the entire plotline of Solas inDragon Age: Inquisition, and comeDragon Age: Dreadwolf, it's just one more decision made for the right reasons likely to go horribly, horribly wrong.

Dragon Age: Dreadwolf Won't Require Playing the Original Trilogy to Understand

Before he became Iron Man, Tony Stark sold weapons to enemies of the United States and was basically responsible for Ten Rings and Sokovian Forces (with the latter being responsible for the creation of the Scarlet Witch). Tony Stark minimized many people, leading to Mysterio's motivation inSpider-Man: Far From Home and turning Vanko into Whiplash inIron Man 2. Perhaps the biggest element is that, following the Invasion of New York, Tony sought to protect the world with a suit of armor...which became Ultron.

Stark has hidden many things from the Avengers, believing in his own abilities and intelligence as an answer to everything, leading to conflicts both large and small. He formed Damage Control, which proved to be an antagonistic agency; he backed the