Dragon Age: The Veilguard - Can You Romance Morrigan?

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Since her first introduction in, players have very much fallen in love with the sorceress Morrigan, and now she makes a return in . As a shape-shifting Witch of the Wilds, her story is one of the most gripping of the many companions in the franchise. With her strong personality and striking backstory, there's so much to adore about this character and her continued development.

Appearing inand now the engaging , Morrigan's continued presence has been a frequent talking point for fans. As her story continues to develop throughout the games, many yearn to romance her to get that little bit closer. While first romanceable in the original experience, Morrigan's reappearance in did not allow players the opportunity, and now with her showing up in, many are hoping for the opportunity once again.

Despite returningMorrigan is unfortunately not a romanceable character in , similar to how she was in As she offers more of a cameo appearance than being one of the game's many possible companions, players unfortunately won't be able to romance her in this title. She does, however, appear early on in, giving players an early boost as they unexpectedly make her acquaintance within the game's first few hours.

Whether you're new to Dragon Age or an Origins veteran, there are a few important things you'll need to know before starting The Veilguard.

Recognized by Harding and making the player's acquaintance for the first time, Morrigan can still be interacted with as she offers her support and help against Solas. Her appearance has even been changed for a new look in a controversial choice but one that certainly sets her apart from the others in the game. That's far from her only presence in the story though, reappearing and making a big impact with certain dialogue and narrative moments throughout the game.

With no plans to release DLC for, particularly because of the efforts being poured into , it's clear the story of the game is pretty nicely wrapped up by 's ending. Despite that,