I can't stop thinking about who we might be in Dragon Age: Dreadwolf

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I don't think I've stopped thinking about Dragon Age 4 since it was initially announced back in 2018. In fact, I haven't really stopped thinking about the prospect of a new installment since I first saw the credits roll on Dragon Age: Inquisition over eight years ago. With the official title of Dragon Age: Dreadwolf, one of the most divisive characters in all of Thedas is returning: Solas. I've already waxed lyrical about just how exciting it is to see that Dreadwolf moniker front and center, and with the promise of venturing to Tevinter for the first time, there's already a lot to look forward to. But with every teaser, update, and supposed leak that surfaces, my thoughts continue to swirl around one very big question that still remains: Who will we be? 

Each Dragon Age entry in the series so far has put us in different roles that give us new perspectives on the world at large. Dragon Age: Origins saw us become a Grey Warden and fight to stop the Blight - earning ourselves the title of Hero of Ferelden; Dragon Age 2 shifted the focus to Hawke and their family, who are forced to flee Ferelden during the Blight only to find themselves wrapped up in the ongoing conflict between the mages and templars in the city of Kirkwall; Dragon Age: Inquisition then follows the story of the Inquisitor, an individual who inadvertently gains a magical mark on their hand known as the Anchor that can seal tears in the Veil. 

While all of the games tie together, they can be played as standalone experiences. With Dreadwolf set to follow this tradition as an entry that newcomers can step into, the window of possibilities for the next protagonist is wide open. Even so, there's a lot out there that may offer some hints towards who we'll be, and