Why You Should Play A Qunari In Dragon Age: The Veilguard
has four playable races for the players to choose from — Humans, Elves, Dwarves, and Qunari. Each of these lineages are involved in the lore of the series, and the first three have been present as playable races throughout the franchise. Upon starting a playthrough, the first decision players will face is the choice of a lineage to assign to the protagonist, Rook. However, with most of the bonuses depending on Rook's faction, this choice may prove difficult to make, given that the effects of their lineage are not immediately laid out for the player.
Though most choices after character customization can be changed, such as name and appearance, this does not apply to the things that are core to their character. For example, players can respec Rook, but cannot change their class overall. Once selected, the player cannot change Rook's lineage, meaning whatever choice is made at the start of the playthrough should be a well-thought-out decision. Though players are guaranteed a fantastical adventure no matter their choice, one lineage appears to be the superior decision — especially for players who are first exploring the world of Thedas.
The People of Qun, better known as the Qunari, are known for their large, muscular build, horns, and grayish or metallic-colored skin. Their features add another option to the character customization screen, where players can choose from various unique horn designs and decorations. Though technically, «Qunari» is actually the name of their main religion, and the in-game race are descendants of the Kossith. The name could actually refer to an individual of any race which follows Qun, but the genetic lineage is still referred to as Qunari in the customization screen.
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The Qunari are stated to be "" for their enhanced strength, and have before been said to originate from a far away continent. They
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