Dragon Age: The Veilguard - How To Increase Max HP

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There are three classes in , and despite the differences between them, they have one thing in common: no matter who you pick, you're not going to start out with very much HP. Each class has different armors and defense numbers, but despite this, you'll likely find yourself in need of more health sooner rather than later. If you find yourself in this position once the game goes live in your region, you're in luck, as there are a few ways you can make this happen.

Before you spend all your time increasing your HP, take a look at the way you're playing. If you're familiar with, you'll know that HP doesn't matter if you don't get hit. Play carefully to manage the little HP you start with, and though combat might take longer, you should be able to avoid taking as much damage. If you find yourself frustrated with your level of health and can't seem to avoid the hits, here's where you should start.

The method that gives you the most max HP in one go is Evanuris Altars. These are large, glowing statues that can be found hidden in various places across the map, but don't show up on the map until you get close. This means that you'll need to do some exploring, but each statue will net you +100 HP.

You will be able to tell if you've missed an Evanuris Altar in a region by checking the counter in the top left corner of your map that indicates how much of an area you've explored.

To use these statues, you'll need to interact with them once you find them. Some glowing, floating triangles will spawn nearby, and then reward you with your HP after you break them all. These statues are relatively few and far between, so they're more of a happy accident than something you should worry about hunting down right away. There are two tucked into corners in the Arlathan Forest, and more in various locations across the wonderful journey of .

Alongside Evanuris Altars, you should also keep an eye out for Fen’Harel Altars, which give you +1 skill point each. Interact with the altar, and then