Hello! You Probably Already Got A Question Like This. I'm Going Back To Dragon Age After 10 Years, I

hello! you probably already got a question like this. I'm going back to Dragon Age after 10 years, I played inquisition + dlcs but I'm completely lost in the plot after that point. Do you have any useful links or recommendations? 🙏

hello! ◕‿◕ welcome back!! we're now at around 9:52 Dragon (roughly, maybe). :D

Additional official DA media that’s available for free

A rough chronological/timeline order of all canon DA media

'Books and comics etc' which are set after Dragon Age: Inquisition (includes the relevant short stories from that period too - see paragraph at end of post which starts "The DA:TV-focused/streamlined answer")

'DA:TV Summer prep watch-list' (quickly lists all previous video promotional material for DA:TV, up until last month, before its name change was announced and prior to the character reveal trailer came out)

from the Wizards and Warriors YouTube channel: Dragon Age world lore documentary playlist (animated fantasy documentary video series on the lore of the world of Dragon Age, it covers past historical history of Thedas)

The Dragon Age fandom wiki (community wiki)

Ghil Dirthalen YouTube videos, for example: 'DA 101: The Basics of Thedas {No Spoilers}', 'DA 201: The Basics of Thedas {All Spoilers}', 'A Brief-Complete History of Thedas {Lore. - Minor Spoilers}', Lore playlist

Dragon Age: World of Thedas Volume 1 and Dragon Age: World of Thedas Volume 2

The Codex entries for each game as pdf files (Reddit post by user Kirzana)

I hope something in here helps? ^^

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