Who Are The Venatori In Dragon Age: The Veilguard?
The Venatori appear quite frequently in , but unless the player has a little prior knowledge or pays a lot of attention, they might not catch exactly what the shadowy faction is up to. With four mainline games, six novels, an animated film, and innumerable spinoffs, lore goes deep — sometimes intimidatingly so. The relatively linear nature of means its plot often moves at a blistering pace, skipping over the finer details and hoping players will catch them as they fly past (or check the Codex later to catch up).
Skipping the Codex is a major but common mistake that can mean missing out on massive swathes of the series' complex and often bizarre lore. Still, all that reading is a big ask for more action-focused players, and it's easy to miss the odd document here and there. So, for anyone who happened to miss the fragmented, complicated lowdown on the Venatori in, here's everything to know in one place.
The Venatori are a clandestine faction (arguably a cult) hailing from the Tevinter Imperium, the largest and most dominant human society in the world of. Above all, the Venatori believe in Tevinter's (and by extension, humans') inherent supremacy, as supported by the mandate of their god, the Elder One. The Venatori are primarily mages who hold that their own power makes their eventual dominance inevitable.
It's believed that the Elder One will one day elevate all those who follow the Venatori's way of life to god-kings, at which point they'll rule over the mortal realm while the Elder One rules over the Fade. And for what it's worth, he did try. During, the Elder One is revealed to be Corypheus, a Tevinter Magister corrupted into a Darkspawn by his ceaseless pursuit of power, best known for his failed attempt to capture the Golden City (see below).
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