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More Dragon Age 4 concept art shows off stylish assassins the Antivan CrowsMy favorite faction might be getting some spotlight

My favorite faction might be getting some spotlight

Dragon Age 4 concept art - An Antivan Crow assassin stands on top of a biulding wearing a winged mask, a cloak, and carrying a sabre. Other crows leap through the air below, along the rooftops of a city.

Alas, BioWarearen’t attending EA playthis month, which means no major look atDragon Age 4is in the cards. Instead, they’ve shown off more concept art for another of the series' familiar organisations. It’s the stealthy and stylish Antivan Crows this time around—the assassin faction that we’ve yet to see all that much of in previous games. It’s a tiny scrap of information, but hey, I think the Crows are cool as heck and I’m pretty psyched that they could be getting some time at center stage.“Sorry for no EA Play news this year but please know that the team is heads down with a lot of momentum and making great progress,“says Christian Dailey,Dragon Age4’s executive producer. “We are excited to share more when the time is right.“Shared with Dailey’s post is the concept art up above. Thefull versionincludes a symbol for the assassin group the Antivan Crows, in case there was any doubt which fancy murderers are on display here. I sure do hope I get to see that absolutely outlandish crow mask on a character in game.The next DRAGON AGE: Behind the scenes at BioWareWatch on YouTubeThe Dragon Age series has always involved big world-changing disputes bewteen factions, though the Crows have typically been on the sidelines a bit, showing up mostly viaDragon Age: Originsparty member Zevran who can leave the organisation to join the protagonist.BioWare have been calling up the Crows a decent bit recently in their tiny teasers for the next Dragon Age game. You can spot another sabre-wielding Crow in the reel of concept art that BioWare showed off during last summer’s Behind The Scenes video up above. They were also the subject ofone of the short storiespublished on Dragon Age Day last year.Also—and I’m showing my hand here perhaps—they appeared in multiple stories from BioWare’s Tevinter Nights short story collection. My personal favorite of the book was a Clue-like murder mystery in which several of the highest-ranking members of the Crows get together, facing disastrous results. Look, you simply can’t put an assassin faction in a fantasy series and expect that they won’t be my favorite.BioWare have a track record for exploring characters and factions for upcoming Dragon Age games in their novels and comics and such, so it seems a fair bet that the Crows may be major players this time around. This newest bit of concept art seems to round out a set of recurring groups, between thereturning Grey Wardens, thatMinrathous mage, and what I’m pretty sure is agroup of elveslivingin Arlathan Forest.We do know, without a doubt, thatDragon Age 4 is set in Tevinter, the advanced magical society of the series. Beyond that, it’s mostly been a lot of concept art and speculation so far.EA Play is actually going to beseveral daysof marketing blasts, it turns out, though the main event is on July 22nd at 6pm BST (10am PDT). Tune in to catch plenty of other non-BioWare projects EA have to show off.

Alas, BioWarearen’t attending EA playthis month, which means no major look atDragon Age 4is in the cards. Instead, they’ve shown off more concept art for another of the series' familiar organisations. It’s the stealthy and stylish Antivan Crows this time around—the assassin faction that we’ve yet to see all that much of in previous games. It’s a tiny scrap of information, but hey, I think the Crows are cool as heck and I’m pretty psyched that they could be getting some time at center stage.“Sorry for no EA Play news this year but please know that the team is heads down with a lot of momentum and making great progress,“says Christian Dailey,Dragon Age4’s executive producer. “We are excited to share more when the time is right.“Shared with Dailey’s post is the concept art up above. Thefull versionincludes a symbol for the assassin group the Antivan Crows, in case there was any doubt which fancy murderers are on display here. I sure do hope I get to see that absolutely outlandish crow mask on a character in game.The next DRAGON AGE: Behind the scenes at BioWareWatch on YouTubeThe Dragon Age series has always involved big world-changing disputes bewteen factions, though the Crows have typically been on the sidelines a bit, showing up mostly viaDragon Age: Originsparty member Zevran who can leave the organisation to join the protagonist.BioWare have been calling up the Crows a decent bit recently in their tiny teasers for the next Dragon Age game. You can spot another sabre-wielding Crow in the reel of concept art that BioWare showed off during last summer’s Behind The Scenes video up above. They were also the subject ofone of the short storiespublished on Dragon Age Day last year.Also—and I’m showing my hand here perhaps—they appeared in multiple stories from BioWare’s Tevinter Nights short story collection. My personal favorite of the book was a Clue-like murder mystery in which several of the highest-ranking members of the Crows get together, facing disastrous results. Look, you simply can’t put an assassin faction in a fantasy series and expect that they won’t be my favorite.BioWare have a track record for exploring characters and factions for upcoming Dragon Age games in their novels and comics and such, so it seems a fair bet that the Crows may be major players this time around. This newest bit of concept art seems to round out a set of recurring groups, between thereturning Grey Wardens, thatMinrathous mage, and what I’m pretty sure is agroup of elveslivingin Arlathan Forest.We do know, without a doubt, thatDragon Age 4 is set in Tevinter, the advanced magical society of the series. Beyond that, it’s mostly been a lot of concept art and speculation so far.EA Play is actually going to beseveral daysof marketing blasts, it turns out, though the main event is on July 22nd at 6pm BST (10am PDT). Tune in to catch plenty of other non-BioWare projects EA have to show off.

Alas, BioWarearen’t attending EA playthis month, which means no major look atDragon Age 4is in the cards. Instead, they’ve shown off more concept art for another of the series' familiar organisations. It’s the stealthy and stylish Antivan Crows this time around—the assassin faction that we’ve yet to see all that much of in previous games. It’s a tiny scrap of information, but hey, I think the Crows are cool as heck and I’m pretty psyched that they could be getting some time at center stage.

“Sorry for no EA Play news this year but please know that the team is heads down with a lot of momentum and making great progress,“says Christian Dailey,Dragon Age4’s executive producer. “We are excited to share more when the time is right.”

Shared with Dailey’s post is the concept art up above. Thefull versionincludes a symbol for the assassin group the Antivan Crows, in case there was any doubt which fancy murderers are on display here. I sure do hope I get to see that absolutely outlandish crow mask on a character in game.

The next DRAGON AGE: Behind the scenes at BioWareWatch on YouTube

The next DRAGON AGE: Behind the scenes at BioWare

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The Dragon Age series has always involved big world-changing disputes bewteen factions, though the Crows have typically been on the sidelines a bit, showing up mostly viaDragon Age: Originsparty member Zevran who can leave the organisation to join the protagonist.

BioWare have been calling up the Crows a decent bit recently in their tiny teasers for the next Dragon Age game. You can spot another sabre-wielding Crow in the reel of concept art that BioWare showed off during last summer’s Behind The Scenes video up above. They were also the subject ofone of the short storiespublished on Dragon Age Day last year.

Also—and I’m showing my hand here perhaps—they appeared in multiple stories from BioWare’s Tevinter Nights short story collection. My personal favorite of the book was a Clue-like murder mystery in which several of the highest-ranking members of the Crows get together, facing disastrous results. Look, you simply can’t put an assassin faction in a fantasy series and expect that they won’t be my favorite.

BioWare have a track record for exploring characters and factions for upcoming Dragon Age games in their novels and comics and such, so it seems a fair bet that the Crows may be major players this time around. This newest bit of concept art seems to round out a set of recurring groups, between thereturning Grey Wardens, thatMinrathous mage, and what I’m pretty sure is agroup of elveslivingin Arlathan Forest.

We do know, without a doubt, thatDragon Age 4 is set in Tevinter, the advanced magical society of the series. Beyond that, it’s mostly been a lot of concept art and speculation so far.

EA Play is actually going to beseveral daysof marketing blasts, it turns out, though the main event is on July 22nd at 6pm BST (10am PDT). Tune in to catch plenty of other non-BioWare projects EA have to show off.