Dragon Age: The Veilguard - Warden Grey's Final Repose Quest Walkthrough

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While following Taash's personal quest in , players can obtain the side quest "," which tasks Rook and the team to investigate the life and history of the first Qunari Grey Warden. Doing so will increase your standing with the Grey Wardens while also giving you some extra XP for your troubles. However, this quest can only be completed if you follow Taash's personal quest almost all the way through, so it's not possible to finish as soon as you unlock it.

Taash and their mother are two of many Qunari who fled from the Qun after the Antaam began invading neighboring regions and taking them over. They grew up in Rivain with the Lords of Fortune, which greatly influenced their lives and caused them to struggle with their identity as Qunari and women. Taash's personal quest sees Rook helping them navigate the tricky ideas of gender nonconformity while also hunting dragons in , though that's not what "" entails.

This side quest isn't given to you by one of 's many NPCs but is rather one you find on your own as you explore the Rivain Coast region. After completing "," which is the quest you undertake to recruit Taash after Minrathous and Treviso, you can freely explore the Rivain Coast and pick up the quest by finding the first letter. Head to the southwest of the Clifftops Beacon and into the broken-down buildings nearby to get started.

The first letter is located in the same place as one of the two brazier puzzles in the Rivain Coast region.

In the ruined area, you'll see some Grey Warden remains leaning against a wall underneath a colored mural of a griffon eating someone. Upon inspection, you'll read a bit about Warden Grey, who was the first Qunari Warden in the history of Thedas. Taash is understandably impressed, as Qunari have an interesting lineage in Thedas, and will ask you to search for more notes about this Qunari historical figure.

The second letter can be found in one of the small towers in the southwestern portion of the map. Head to the location marked,