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A review by ayanamifaerudo
Dragon Age: The World of Thedas Volume 2 by Ben Gelinas
5.0
The World of Thedas is a necessary read when one needs/wants to better understand and explore Thedas. Unknown history, events that shaped the current Dragon Age and the people who were the catalysts of said events are chronicles in these must-have volumes.
While the Chantry played a large role, there is no denying that other religions and theologies also made a significant impact in the lives of the many. The Chant of Light was largely written by man after all.
There are children's stories and lullabies, written and crafted as a reflection of historical events not unlike the real world's own fairy tales.
There are also Thedosian recipes that, even if one recipe called for embrium, I would try to make... I think.
But my favorite parts are the insights on the characters surrounding the Hero of Ferelden, the Champion of Kirkwall and the Inquisitor.
Reading the World of Thedas made me love the game more.
While the Chantry played a large role, there is no denying that other religions and theologies also made a significant impact in the lives of the many. The Chant of Light was largely written by man after all.
There are children's stories and lullabies, written and crafted as a reflection of historical events not unlike the real world's own fairy tales.
There are also Thedosian recipes that, even if one recipe called for embrium, I would try to make... I think.
But my favorite parts are the insights on the characters surrounding the Hero of Ferelden, the Champion of Kirkwall and the Inquisitor.
Reading the World of Thedas made me love the game more.