Dragon Age: The Veilguard - Lucanis Dellamorte Romance Guide
Lucanis Dellamorte is a complex and intriguing romanceable companion in . He is a high-ranking member of the Antivan Crows and known as the "." He is renowned for his ruthlessness and skill, but behind this fearsome reputation lies a man burdened by a dark past. Haunted by the consequences of his actions, he grapples with his family's legacy and the inner turmoil caused by demonic possession. Romancing him means accepting him for who he is and helping him do the same.
He is looking for redemption and a sense of belonging, yearning for something beyond the cold embrace of the Crow's hideout. Lucanis is a complicated man, capable of both immense violence and surprising vulnerability. He can be harsh and demanding, but he also possesses a deep sense of loyalty, and if you break his trust with your decisions, you can lock him out of a romance forever. So make sure to have a good plan when going after him because he's one of the romanceable companions in and you can mess up without meaning.
Lucanis' romance requires making critical choices in. Most critically, you must choose to save Treviso instead of Minrathous after the A Warden's Best Friend quest. It's his home and means a lot to him, and saving Minrathous hardens Lucanis's stance, completely blocking off the romance path. There are also a few dialogue choices that will make him like you a lot. The table below details when the most important decisions come up and what to do during them.
Quest/Location
Set Up
Dialogue Response
Outcome
On Blighted or Deadly Wings
Choice between aiding Minrathous or Treviso after "."
We help Treviso.
Saving Treviso is mandatory for romancing Lucanis. Choosing Minrathous locks you out of the romance. Lucanis greatly approves. Neve becomes hardened.
Coffee with the Crows (Act One)
Lucanis invites you to a cafe in Treviso.
I don't buy it (regarding Zara's location) / Flirtatious options about coffee and first kisses (optional).
Increases approval and lays the groundwork for romantic
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