All Quests in Dragon Age: The Veilguard

Harding Quests

Lace Harding, lead scout for the Inquisition, tackles adventure head-on with her trusty bow and irrepressible good nature.

When Varric embarked on his search for the Dread Wolf, Lace Harding, former lead scout for the Inquisition, was sent along with him to provide support. Now, circumstances have changed, and with Varric out of commission, Harding has to figure out how to finish what she and Varric started.

Lucanis Quests

Lucanis Dellamorte of the Antivan Crows, demonic assassin, never abandons a contract.

After a daring break from a Venatori prison, the team recruited famed Crow assassin Lucanis Dellamorte, once known as the Demon of Vyrantium. During his imprisonment, the moniker became literal: the Venatori forced Lucanis into possession by a demon named Spite. Lucanis has vowed to kill a pair of gods- but he'll need to deal with Spite eventually.

Bellara Quests

Bellara Lutare of the Veil Jumpers, a Dalish elf who can handle angry demons and ancient elven artifacts with ease.

Bellara Lutare, a Dalish elf and member of the Veil Jumpers, has joined the team. Her uncanny knack with ancient elven artifacts may help the team uncover the secrets of the Dread Wolf's Lighthouse.

Neve Quests

Neve Gallus: private investigator, member of the Shadow Dragons, always chasing a case.

Neve Gallus, Minrathous local and private investigator, signed on with Varric to track down Solas. The job didn't go as planned-and Neve hates an unfinished case. She won't give up until Solas and the gods are dealt with. And she'll keep an eye on home while she's at it.

Davrin Quests

Davrin, a Grey Warden and expert monster hunter, is always looking for the next big challenge.

Davrin has joined the team ready and willing to fight against the gods. He'll bring his hunting skills, and the powers of a Warden, against all the darkspawn that inevitably follow a Blight. With Davrin comes Assan, the only griffon not stolen by the terrible creature known as the Gloom Howler.

Emmrich Quests

Professor Emmrich Volkarin is a Mourn Watch necromancer who specializes in spirits, the Fade, and the stranger side of the occult.

Professor Emmrich Volkarin, a senior necromancer from Nevarra, has joined the team. He suspects the despair demons in the Necropolis were only one sign of mystical disturbances caused by the gods. He is eager to help fight whatever malevolent magic comes

Taash

Evataash of the Lords of Fortune-a dragon hunter who tackles problems with blunt words and sharp axes.

Taash, a Qunari from the Rivaini Lords of Fortune, has joined the team. Time will tell whether the dragon hunter can help against the blighted dragons sent by the gods... and what evil plans the Antaam might have for a fire breathing Qunari.

Crossroads Quests

The relationship of dreamers to the Fade is complex. Even when entering the Fade through the use of lyrium, mortals are not able to control or affect it. The spirits who dwell there, however, can, and as the Chantry teaches us, the great flaw of the spirits is that they have neither imagination nor ambition. They create what they see through their sleeping visitors, building elaborate copies of our cities, people, and events, which, like the reflections in a mirror, ultimately lack context or life of their own. Even the most powerful demons merely plagiarize the worst thoughts and fears of mortals, and build their realms with no other ambition than to taste life.

- From Tranquility and the Role of the Fade in Human Culture by First Enchanter Josephus.

Tevinter (Dock Town) Quests

To those outside of the Tevinter Imperium it is easy to imagine a society filled with mages and elven slaves and little else. In truth, there are three different Tevinters, each of them a world completely separated from the others. There are the mages, the land's nobility, completely obsessed with competing for supremacy with each other-almost to the exclusion of paying any heed to the nation's enemies, such as the Qunari. The well-bred altus sneer at the laetans, who in turn sneer at the praeteri. They vie for dominance in the Magisterium, where factions shift and flow on a daily basis with deadly consequences, requiring every family to put on a veneer of perfect citizenship or face scandal and censure.

- From In Pursuit of Knowledge: The Travels of a Chantry Scholar by Brother Genitivi

Arlathan Forest Quests

In those ages, our people called all the land Elvhenan, which in the old language means "place of our people." And at the center of the world stood the great city of Arlathan, a place of knowledge and debate, where the best of the ancient elves would go to trade knowledge, greet old friends, and settle disputes that had gone on for millennia.

- From "The Fall of Arlathan," as told by Gisharel, Keeper of the Ralaferin clan of the Dalish elves

Antiva (Treviso) Quests

But Antiva is not primarily renowned for its peculiar form of government nor for its admittedly unparalleled wines. Antiva is known for the House of Crows. Since Antivans are well known for being good at everything but fighting, it is more than a little ironic that Antiva possesses the most deadly assassins in the world. Their fame is such that Antiva keeps no standing army; no king is willing to order his troops to assault her borders, and no general is mad enough to lead such an invasion. The attack would likely succeed, but its leaders would not see the day.

- From In Pursuit of Knowledge: The Travels of a Chantry Scholar by Brother Genitivi

Anderfels (Hossberg Wetlands) Quests

The Anderfels are a land of shocking extremes. It is the most desolate place in all the world, for two Blights have left great expanses of the steppes so completely devoid of life that corpses cannot even decay there no insect or grub will ever reach them.

It is a land filled with wonders like the Merdaine, with its gigantic white statue of Our Lady carved into its face, her hands outstretched and bearing an eternal flame, or Weisshaupt Fortress, with its walls of living rock towering over the desolate plains below.

The Anders, too, are a people of extremes: the most devout priests and the most deadly soldiers, the poorest nation in the world and the most feared.

- From In Pursuit of Knowledge: The Travels of a Chantry Scholar by Brother Genitivi

Rivain Coast Quests

Nowhere in my travels, not in the heart of the Imperium nor the streets of Orzammar, have I felt so much an outsider as in Rivain.

The Chant of Light never truly reached the ears of these people. The years they spent under the thumb of the Qunari left most of the country zealous followers of the Qun. But resistance to the Chant goes deeper than the Qunari War. The Rivaini refuse to be parted from their seers, wisewomen who are in fact hedge mages, communicating with spirits and actually allowing themselves to become possessed. The Chantry prohibition against such magical practices violates millennia of local tradition.

- From In Pursuit of Knowledge: The Travels of a Chantry Scholar by Brother Genitivi

Nevarra (Necropolis Halls) Quests

The whole country is filled with artistry, from the statues of heroes that litter the streets in even the meanest villages to the glittering golden College of Magi in Cumberland. Perhaps nowhere is more astonishing than the vast necropolis outside Nevarra City. Unlike most other followers of Andraste, the Nevarrans do not burn their dead. Instead, they carefully preserve the bodies and seal them in elaborate tombs. Some of the wealthiest Nevarrans begin construction of their own tombs while quite young, and these become incredible palaces, complete with gardens, bathhouses, and ballrooms, utterly silent, kept only for the dead.

- From In Pursuit of Knowledge: The Travels of A Chantry Scholar by Brother Genitivi.