As a not-fully-open-world RPG, Dragon Age: The Veil Guard is told entirely through quests. Its story is made up of a series of (mostly) linear missions that take players to various corners of the world. Dragon Age map. In the meantime, players can spend time getting to know their fellow travelers in a series of side quests or simply helping locals and factions in shorter, less devastating side quests. Very little the player does will not involve quests in some shape or form, so understanding what quests are available is vital to gaining complete lore. Guard of the Veil experience.
But of course, some quests are easier to find than others. Although story missions naturally develop in a regular and linear manner, some side missions need to be discovered. Still others are time-limited and will disappear forever once the player progresses the story beyond a certain point. So for anyone trying to get 100% completion, or simply see as much of the world of Thedas as possible, it’s important to know which quests are available and when. To that end, this is every main, side, and side quest in Dragon Age: The Veil Guard.
Every story mission in Dragon Age: The Veilguard
The Veilguard main story missions
The main story of Dragon Age: The Veil Guard sees Rook and a team of heroes, researchers, and Veil experts trying to understand and ultimately confront the plans of the ancient elven wizard Solas and the vengeful gods he accidentally unleashed upon the world. The plot takes them through different regions of Thedas, where they work with different factions to fulfill objectives related to their main mission.
Each of the following missions represents a stage in that story, whether it’s a massive, pivotal event that moves everything forward quickly, or a brief side conversation that takes place between two larger threads. Anyway, the player must complete each of the following 36 missions to win Dragon Age: The Veil Guard.
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“The end of the beginning”
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“In the grip of entropy”
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“Shadow Crossing”
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“The Singing Blade”
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“Sea of Blood”
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“The case of smuggled relics”
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“Shadows of Minrathous”
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“In peace, vigilance”
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“A director’s best friend” (point of no return for some side quests)
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“On deadly wings” or “On damaged wings,” depending on whether Rook chooses to help Minrathous or Treviso in the previous mission
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“Completing the Veilguard”
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“The dragon slayer”
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“Where the dead must go”
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“Shadows of Plague”
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“Something wrong”
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“A change in the wind”
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“The Siege of Weisshaupt”
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“After the Storm”
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“The case of the cobblestone swan”
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“The Cauldron”
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“Fire and Ice”
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“Uninvited guests”
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“Dark Ties”
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“Blood of Arlathan”
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“The Wolf’s Words”
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“Legacies and Legends”
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“For the Love of Treviso”
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“To act like a”
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“When plans align”
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“The Shadowed Sun”
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“Island of the Gods”
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“A cage for gods”
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“The Dragon and the Dire Wolf”
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“The Last Gambit”
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“One last breath”
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“The Dire Wolf Rises”
Each of these quests naturally leads to the next. note that several of these missions are points of no return for the regions in which they take placewith the endpoint of no return being “When plans align.” The game warns players which missions are time-limited, but not which ones will prevent them from accessing certain side content. As a result, for those interested in seeing as much of the game as possible, it’s best to prioritize completing missions secondary.
Each companion side quest
Getting to know you
Most of the time players spend outside of the main quest in Dragon Age: The Veil Guard will be spent with companions, each of whom has a series of side quests that develop its plot. Rook will grow closer to his companions throughout these missions, eventually earning the opportunity to romance them at the end of the chain. Note that almost all supplementary missions have an unlock condition, becoming available only after a certain story mission and, in some cases, becoming unavailable after another. Keep this in mind and try to follow the supplementary missions with the main story.
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Harding |
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Belara |
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Lucanis |
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David |
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Emmrich |
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Taash |
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Companion quests are broadly divided into conversations, walks, and others. Conversations are simply brief dialogue scenes that can occur almost anywhere. Tours are dialogue scenes accompanied by exploration of a specific area relevant to the quest; there is usually no combat involved. Other side quests may involve exploring larger areas with a specific objective in mind, which may include some combat encounters. note that many of these supplementary missions become unavailable after “The Siege of Weisshaupt” and “A director’s best friend“, and many are unlocked after”Fire and Ice.”
Each side mission per region
Veilguard’s main regions and side quests
Parallel missions in The Veil Guard are divided by regionas players progress from one region to another in a linear fashion, unlocking new content along the way. The party will leave each region during a specific main quest, after which all side quests will become unavailable. As a result, it’s best to pace these side quests evenly, completing them as soon as they become available so you don’t miss anything by progressing too far into the main quest.
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Arlathan |
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Dock City |
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Treviso |
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Hossberg Wetlands |
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Necropolis Halls |
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Costa Rivain |
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Crossroads |
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That’s the whole mission in The Veil Guardlisted by order, region, or related add-on. Players who want to make the most of their time at Dragon Age: The Veil Guard You should keep an eye on this list as you play the game and pick up as many side and side quests as possible as they become available.