![]() Each of us has our favorites-so here are some of mine! So let's talk headcanons, and all those little things you find yourself thinking and imagining that add texture to your Dragon Age world as you play. And right away, just from those first few music notes, I'm the Warden, I'm Hawke, I'm the Inquisitor, I have fabulous mage powers, I'm surrounded by a found family of cool, interesting companions, and (of course) I'm instantly attractive, fascinating, and talented. If you read this blog, you already know I'm a headcanoning fool, and I know from my fellowships with many of you out there that I'm not unique in this! As with the greatest fiction, I love the feeling that I can transport myself and feel like I'm somewhere else while I play-that wonderful sense of escape the moment that opening music starts up, whether it's Inon Zur's haunting and delicate melody, or Trevor Morris's more somber, thoughtful overture. ![]() ![]() We feel like we're there we feel like we're them. ![]() They're role-player games by definition, after all, and the best of them, like those in the Dragon Age series, allow us to immerse ourselves in their world, creating characters, atmospheres, relationships, and more. One of the greatest things about RPGs is how personal they feel, and of course that's by design. OGHREN: Let's show them our hearts, and then show them theirs.
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