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Dragon Age is a fantasy media franchise created by Canadian writer David Gaider[1] and video game developer BioWare, and owned and published by Electronic Arts. Central to the Dragon Age franchise are the main series of multi-platform role-playing video games: Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age II, and Dragon Age: Inquisition. Each game features a different protagonist and plot, but is linked by a common setting, the fictional world of Thedas, as well as several recurring elements and supporting characters. A fourth main series game was announced by BioWare in December 2018,[2] and is currently under development as of 2020. The Dragon Age franchise also includes spin-off games, each with a different gameplay style: two flash games developed by EA2D; a mobile collectible card game developed by EA Capital Games; and a resource management browser game developed by Failbetter Games.

The Dragon Age video games have been influential and successful; the release of the first main series game in 2009 was credited for contributing towards a resurgence in popularity for western role-playing video games and inspiring imitators,[3][4] while Inquisition won multiple Game of The Year awards and is the most successful video game launch in BioWare history based on units sold.[5] Besides video games, this list covers associated media produced or endorsed by BioWare, or the intellectual property owner Electronic Arts, which includes novelizations, comics, tabletop role playing adaptation source material, an anime film, soundtrack albums, and other media.

Video games

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Main series

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Title Details
Dragon Age: Origins

Original release date(s):
 Release years by system:
2009 – Microsoft Windows,[7] Xbox 360,[7] PlayStation 3[7] Mac OS X[8]
Notes:
Dragon Age II

Original release date(s):
 Release years by system:
2011 – Microsoft Windows,[21] Xbox 360,[22] PlayStation 3,[20] Mac OS X[21]
Notes:
  • "The Exiled Prince" (2010)[24]
  • "Legacy" (2010)[25]
  • "Mark of the Assassin" (2010)[26]
Dragon Age: Inquisition

Original release date(s):
 Release years by system:
2014 – Microsoft Windows,[27] PlayStation 3,[27] PlayStation 4,[27] Xbox 360,[27]Xbox One[27]
Notes:
  • Developed by BioWare[27]
  • Published by Electronic Arts[27]
  • Additionally released as a part of the Dragon Age: Inquisition – Game of the Year Edition compilation (2015) for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, Xbox One[28]
  • Expansions:

Other games

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Title Details
Dragon Age Journeys

Original release date(s):
  • WW: October 22, 2009[32]
 Release years by system:
2009 – Web browser[32]
Notes:
Dragon Age Legends

Original release date(s):
  • WW: March 16, 2011 [33]
 Release years by system:
2011 – Facebook and Google+[33][34]
Notes:
  • Developed by EA 2-D[33]
  • Published by Electronic Arts[33]
  • 2-D flash based tie-in game to Dragon Age II.[35]
  • Modified version with hack and slash gameplay called Dragon Age Legends: Remix 01 released in May 2011.[36]
  • Re-released as a free downloadable game playable offline following server shutdown in June 2012[35]
Heroes of Dragon Age

Original release date(s):
  • WW: December 5, 2013[37]
 Release years by system:
2013 – Android, iOS[37]
Notes:
Dragon Age: The Last Court

Original release date(s):
  • WW: November 7, 2014[39]
 Release years by system:
2014 – Web browser[39]
Notes:
  • Developed by Failbetter Games[39]
  • Published by Electronic Arts[39]
  • Accessed via the online application Dragon Age Keep[39]
  • Story-driven, text-based digital card game set before the events of Dragon Age: Inquisition[39]

Printed media

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Books

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Title Release date ISBN Media type Ref.
Dragon Age: The Stolen Throne March 3, 2009[40]
March 1, 2010 (UK)[40]
September 25, 2018 (deluxe edition)[40] 		978-0-7653-2408-5 Novelization [40]
Dragon Age: The Calling October 13, 2009 (NA)[41]
March 1, 2010 (UK)
December 16, 2018 (deluxe edition)[41] 		978-0-7653-2409-2 Novelization [41]
Dragon Age: Asunder December 20, 2011 (NA)[42]
December 23, 2011 (UK)[42]
March 19, 2019 (deluxe edition)[42] 		978-0-85768-647-3 Novelization [42]
Dragon Age: The World of Thedas Volume I April 30, 2013 978-1-61655-115-5 Concept art and guidebook [43]
  • Written by Ben Gelinas (project lead), David Gaider, Mike Laidlaw, and various contributors
  • Published by Dark Horse
  • Concept art and background lore on the Dragon Age setting
Dragon Age: The Masked Empire April 8, 2014 (NA)[44]
April 11, 2014 (UK)[44]
June 18, 2019 (deluxe edition)[44] 		978-0-7653-3118-2 Tie-in book to Dragon Age: Inquisition [44]
Dragon Age: Last Flight September 16, 2014[45]
September 17, 2019 (deluxe edition)[45] 		978-0-7653-3721-4 Novelization [45]
The Art of Dragon Age: Inquisition November 18, 2014 978-1-61655-186-5 Art book [46]
  • Written by BioWare
  • Published by Dark Horse
  • Concept art and BioWare commentary on Dragon Age: Inquisition
Dragon Age: The World of Thedas Volume II May 12, 2015 978-1-61655-501-6 Concept art and guidebook [47]
  • Written by Ben Gelinas (project lead), Nick Thornborrow (project lead - art), and various contributors
  • Published by Dark Horse
  • Concept art and background lore on the Dragon Age setting
Dragon Age: The Poster Collection September 28, 2016 978-1-5067-0117-2 Concept art [48]
Dragon Age Adult Coloring Book February 8, 2017 978-1-5067-0283-4 Coloring book [49]
  • Artwork by Juann Cabal, Ron Chan, Gabriel Guzman, Andres Ponce, and Martin Tunica
  • Published by Dark Horse Comics
  • Adult coloring book, including images from the Dragon Age main series games
Dragon Age: Hard in Hightown July 31, 2018 978-1-5067-0404-3 Novelization [50]
Dragon Age: Tevinter Nights March 10, 2020 978-0-7653-3722-1 Anthology [51]
  • Edited by Chris Bain, Patrick Weekes, Matthew Goldman, Christopher Morgan
  • Published by Tor Books
  • An anthology of short stories set in the Dragon Age universe

Comics

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Title Release date(s) Media type Ref
Dragon Age Origins September — October 2009 Webcomic [52]
Dragon Age Origins Awakening February — March 2010 Webcomic [53]
Dragon Age: The Revelation March 1, 2010 Webcomic [54]
  • Written by David Gaider, with art by Irma "Aimo" Ahmed
  • Published on the official BioWare blog
  • An eight-page mini-comic based on cut content for Dragon Age: Origins, featuring Alistair and Morrigan
Dragon Age March 31, 2010 — December 8, 2010 Comic book series [55]
  • Written by Orson Scott Card, Aaron Johnston, Mark Robinson, and Anthony J. Tan, with art by Humberto Ramos and Mark Robinson
  • Published by IDW Publishing
  • A six-part mini-series side story set in the Dragon Age universe
  • Released as a single book by IDW Publishing on March 16, 2011 (ISBN 978-1-60010-774-0)
Dragon Age 2 March 2011 Webcomic [56][57]
  • Published by BioWare on the official Dragon Age II website
  • A three-page mini-comic by Penny Arcade featuring Hawke and Isabela
Hindsight March 9, 2011 Webcomic [58][59]
  • Published by BioWare on the official Dragon Age II website
  • A motion comic by Penny Arcade about an in-game item named "Hindsight"
Dragon Age: The Silent Grove February 22, 2012 — May 2, 2012 Comic book series [60]
  • Written by David Gaider, script by Alexander Freed, art by Chad Hardin
  • Published by Dark Horse Comics
  • A six-part mini-series set after Dragon Age II featuring Alistair, Varric Tethras and Isabela
  • Released as a single book by Dark Horse Comics on July 25, 2012 (ISBN 978-1-59582-916-0)[60]
Dragon Age: Those Who Speak August 22, 2012—November 14, 2012 Comic book series [61]
  • Written by David Gaider, script by Alexander Freed, art by Chad Hardin
  • Published by Dark Horse Comics
  • A three-part mini-series sequel story to Dragon Age: The Silent Grove
  • Released as a single book by Dark Horse Comics on July 25, 2012 (ISBN 978-1-61655-053-0)[61]
Dragon Age: Until We Sleep March 27, 2013 — May 29, 2013 Comic book series [62]
  • Written by David Gaider, script by Alexander Freed, art by Chad Hardin
  • Published by Dark Horse Comics
  • A three-part mini-series sequel story to Dragon Age: Those Who Speak
  • Released as a single book by Dark Horse Comics on August 21, 2013 (ISBN 978-1-61655-219-0)[62]
Dragon Age Library Edition Volume 1 June 4, 2014 Anthology [63]
  • Written by David Gaider, script by Alexander Freed, art by Chad Hardin and Anthony Palumbo
  • Published by Dark Horse Comics (ISBN 978-1-61655-384-5)
  • An anthology collection of The Silent Grove, Those Who Speak, and Until We Sleep
  • Republished as Dragon Age Omnibus Volume 1 on November 16, 2016 (ISBN 978-1-5067-0275-9)[64]
Dragon Age: Magekiller December 16, 2015 — April 20, 2016 Comic book series [65]
  • Written by Greg Rucka, art by Carmen Carnero and Sachin Teng
  • Published by Dark Horse Comics
  • A five-part mini-series running parallel to Dragon Age: Inquisition, featuring Marius and Tessa Forsythia
  • Released as a single book by Dark Horse Comics on August 9, 2016 (ISBN 978-1-61655-634-1)[65]
Dragon Age: Knight Errant May 10, 2017 — September 13, 2017 Mini-comic [66]
  • Written by Nunzio DeFilippis and Christina Weir, art by Fernando Heinz Furukawa, Sachin Teng, and Michael Atiyeh
  • Published by Dark Horse Comics
  • A five-part mini-series sequel story to Dragon Age: Magekiller, featuring Vaea and Ser Aaron Hawthorne
  • Released as a single book by Dark Horse Comics on January 16, 2018 (ISBN 978-1-5067-0338-1)[66]
Dragon Age Library Edition Volume 2 October 16, 2018 Anthology [67]
  • Written by Greg Rucka, Nunzio DeFilippis and Christina Weir
  • Art by Carmen Carnero, Fernando Heinz Furukawa, Terry Pallot, and Sachin Teng
  • Published by Dark Horse Comics (ISBN 978-1-5067-0660-3)
  • An anthology collection of Magekiller and Knight-Errant
Dragon Age: Deception October 17, 2018 — December 12, 2018 Mini-comic [68]
  • Written by Nunzio DeFilippis and Christina Weir, art by Fernando Heinz Furukawa, Sachin Teng, and Michael Atiyeh
  • Published by Dark Horse Comics
  • A three-part mini-series sequel story to Knight Errant, and features con artists Olivia Pryde and Calix
  • Released as a single book by Dark Horse Comics on March 27, 2019 (ISBN 978-1-5067-0745-7)[68]
Dragon Age: Blue Wraith January 15, 2020 — March 18, 2020 Comic book series [69]
  • Written by Nunzio DeFilippis and Christina Weir, art by Fernando Heinz Furukawa, Sachin Teng, and Michael Atiyeh
  • Published by Dark Horse Comics
  • A three-part mini-series sequel story to Deception, featuring an ensemble cast of returning characters from Magekiller, Knight Errant, Deception and Fenris from Dragon Age II
  • Limited edition of first issue includes variant comic art by Matt Taylor and a giclée fine art print bundle[70]
  • Released as a single book by Dark Horse Comics on August 19, 2020 (ISBN 978-1-5067-0827-0)[69]
Dragon Age: The First Five Graphic Novels October 27, 2020 Anthology [71][72]
  • Written by David Gaider, Alexander Freed, Greg Rucka, Nunzio DeFilippis and Christina Weir
  • Art by Chad Hardin, Anthony Palumbo, Carmen Carnero, Fernando Heinz Furukawa, Terry Pallot, and Sachin Teng
  • Published by Dark Horse Comics (ISBN 978-1-5067-1917-7)
  • An anthology collection of trade paperback graphic novels collected in Volumes 1 and 2 of Dragon Age Library Edition
  • Includes The Silent Grove, Those Who Speak, Until We Sleep, Magekiller, and Knight-Errant
Dragon Age: Dark Fortress March 31, 2021 — May 26, 2021 Comic book series [73][74]
  • Written by Nunzio DeFilippis and Christina Weir, art by Fernando Heinz Furukawa, Sachin Teng, and Michael Atiyeh
  • Published by Dark Horse Comics
  • A three-part mini-series sequel story to Blue Wraith, featuring an ensemble cast of returning characters from Magekiller, Knight Errant, Deception and Blue Wraith
  • Released as a single book by Dark Horse Comics on October 20, 2021 (ISBN 978-1-5067-0828-7)
Dragon Age: Wraiths of Tevinter August 24, 2022 Anthology [75]
  • Written by Nunzio DeFilippis and Christina Weir, art by Fernando Heinz Furukawa, Sachin Teng, and Michael Atiyeh
  • Published by Dark Horse Comics (ISBN 978-1-5067-0829-4)
  • An anthology collection of Deception, Blue Wraith, and Dark Fortress.
Dragon Age: The Missing January 25, 2023 — May 10, 2023 Comic book series [76]
  • Written by George Mann, art by Fernando Heinz Furukawa, Kieran McKeown, Tomás Aira, and Álvaro Sarraseca
  • Published by Dark Horse Comics
  • A four-part mini-series leading directly into Dragon Age: The Veilguard, the fourth video game in the series
  • Released as a single book by Dark Horse Comics on October 04, 2023 (ISBN 978-1-5067-3280-0)


Tabletop role-playing game

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Title Release date ISBN Media type Ref.
Dragon Age RPG, Set 1 January 25, 2010 978-1-934547-30-4 Box Set [77]
  • Written and designed by Chris Pramas
  • Published by Green Ronin
  • Includes two introductory-level rulebooks and three six-sided dice
Dragon Age RPG, Set 2 September 20, 2011 978-1-934547-44-1 Box Set [78]
  • Written and designed by Chris Pramas
  • Published by Green Ronin
  • Includes two rulebooks and a full-color poster-sized map of the world of Thedas
Dragon Age RPG, Set 3 January 30, 2012 978-1-934547-48-9 Box Set [79]
  • Written and designed by Chris Pramas
  • Published by Green Ronin
  • Includes two rulebooks
Dragon Age RPG Core Rulebook June 20, 2017 978-1-934547-62-5 Book of rules [80]
  • Written by Chris Pramas
  • Published by Green Ronin
  • Collects all three previously released box sets into one hardcover book
  • The limited edition features a slipcase with a red leatherette bound book, silver foil stamped, with silver-gilded edges and a ribbon bookmark
Faces of Thedas: A Dragon Age RPG Sourcebook April 9, 2019 978-1-934547-83-0 Book of rules [81]
  • Written by Lisa Adams, Stephen Michael Dipesa, Justin Harris, Alyc Helms, Jack Norris, Matt Miller, Oz Mills, Ryan Schoon, Jamie Wood
  • Published by Green Ronin
  • A supplemental non-player character cast book featuring adaptations of characters from the Dragon Age video games

Film and television

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Title Release date Media type Ref.
Dragon Age: Dawn of the Seeker February 11, 2012 Anime film [82][83]
Dragon Age: Absolution December 2022 Animated streaming series [84]
  • Created by Mairghread Scott
  • Produced by Red Dog Culture House

Soundtracks

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Title Release date Release type Ref.
Dragon Age: Origins Official Soundtrack November 3, 2009 Album [85]
  • Composed by Inon Zur and Aubrey Ashburn
  • Published by Electronic Arts
  • 35 tracks on a single disc with a duration of 1:02:33
  • Released digitally on Amazon.com on December 8, 2009
Dragon Age: Origins Collector's Edition Soundtrack Album November 3, 2009 Album [86]
  • Composed by Inon Zur and Aubrey Ashburn
  • Published by Electronic Arts
  • Included with all copies of the Collector's Edition of Dragon Age: Origins
  • 18 tracks on a single disc with a duration of 36:18
Dragon Age: Origins - Leliana's Song (Original Video Game Score) October 25, 2010 Album (digital only) [87]
  • Composed by Inon Zur and Aubrey Ashburn
  • Published by Electronic Arts
  • 8 tracks on a single disc with a duration of 12:22
Dragon Age II March 8, 2011 Album [88]
  • Composed by Inon Zur
  • Published by Electronic Arts
  • 12 tracks on a single disc with a duration of 12:22
Dragon Age II - Bioware Signature Edition March 8, 2011 Album [89]
  • Composed by Inon Zur
  • Published by Electronic Arts
  • 29 tracks on a single disc with a duration of 10:21
Dragon Age II: The Darker Side April 6, 2010 Album [90]
  • Composed by Inon Zur
  • Published by Inon Zur and Electronic Arts
  • 10 tracks on a single disc with a duration of 10:21
Dragon Age II: Epic Times June 7, 2010 Album [91]
  • Composed by Inon Zur
  • Published by Inon Zur and Electronic Arts
  • 11 tracks on a single disc with a duration of 10:21
Dragon Age: Dawn of the Seeker (Music Inspired By the Film) May 20, 2012 Mini-album (digital only) [92]
  • Features track recordings by Seether & Roger Sanche, Shanice, and The Drug & Kevin "KD" Davis
  • Published by Funimusic
  • 3 tracks on a single disc with a duration of 10:58
Dragon Age: Inquisition (Original Game Soundtrack) November 17, 2014 Album [93]
  • Composed by Trevor Morris
  • Published by Electronic Arts
  • 39 tracks on a single disc with a duration of 1:36:46
Dragon Age Inquisition: The Bard Songs February 17, 2015 Album (digital only) [94]
  • Composed by Raney Shockne, and features the voice of Elizaveta Khripounova and the guitar playing of Nick Stoubis
  • Includes "I Am the One", which was originally composed by Inon Zur
  • Published by Electronic Arts
  • 10 tracks on a single disc with a duration of 19:36
Dragon Age Inquisition: The Descent / Trespasser November 13, 2015 Album [95]
  • Composed by Trevor Morris
  • Published by Electronic Arts
  • 10 tracks on a single disc with a duration of 25:57
Dragon Age Inquisition: Songs of the Exalted Council January 8, 2016 Mini-album (digital only) [96]
  • Composed by Raney Shockne, and features the voice of Elizaveta Khripounova and the guitar playing of Nick Stoubis
  • Published by Electronic Arts
  • 5 tracks on a single disc with a duration of 13:09

Other media

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Title Release date Media type
Dragon Age: Warden's Fall May 22, 2010[97] Web series
Dragon Age: Redemption October 10, 2011[98] Web series
Dragon Age Keep October 29, 2014[99] Application
  • Enables players to tailor notable decisions from Dragon Age: Origins and Dragon Age II, and import them into a new game of Dragon Age: Inquisition
  • Accessible on web browsers and through the digital distribution platform Origin for mobile devices
Paper & Steel April 30, 2015[100] Short story
Paying the Ferryman June 2, 2015[101] Short story
The Riddle of Truth September 17, 2015[102] Short story
  • Written by Joanna Berry
  • Published on the official BioWare blog
  • A story written in second person about Orlesian politics and social etiquette

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