Demons and environmental landscapes / Dragon Age Inquisition

Greetings, dear brothers and sisters who love the wonderful world of video games. Welcome to my post.

My adventures in Dragon Age Inquisition have led me to amazing landscapes full of life, mystery, and, above all, intrigue. In this chapter, I found a huge castle I had previously encountered. I had to close gaps in the veil and kill some demons. My quest to complete some side quests led me to a large dwarven mine where I once again saw the darkspawn, well known in the first two installments.

I was on my way to one of the castles I'd visited for a while, but I hadn't taken any decent screenshots that show the landscapes you'd find there, even though the game itself doesn't have a camera mode.

One of my screenshots shows a stone thrower used during the great war waged in Ferelden by humans, elves, dwarves, and Qunaris against the darkspawn in the previous two installments.

I also found another of the towers where all the archers were positioned to attack them from above, but few survived the great war except for the Grey Wardens.

Exploring a little further, I found a large statue illuminated by the sky's light, which was absolutely stunning. The landscape looked amazing, and I wanted to capture it to highlight and share its beauty.

I also found some corpses of demons nearby. Some bandits tried to confront them but perished in the fight.

I then found a stone entrance where you can see an astonishing arch of plants surrounding it. It's incredible how the nature of this game is capable of creating landscapes like these.

Continuing along the same path I mentioned earlier, I reached a breach in the veil. The location was impressive, surrounded by trees and columns that emphasized the beauty of the place.

Fortunately, I was at an advanced level to face them, as they were quite strong. So, I wanted to take this opportunity to take some screenshots with the satellite view. Zooming in a little on the enemies, there were three types of demons: the Demon of Wrath and the Demon of Rage. Their attacks were quite strong. Cassandra was in the middle of them, taking all the hits while the Themes attacked them from afar with our magic.

After about 10 minutes of fighting waves of demons, I was able to claim this area as protected by the Inquisition. This means my units will be at my disposal protecting this place. This is great because now the bandits will be fewer and I can almost complete the exploration of this area.

My next destination was to enter the dwarven mines located somewhere near the waterfalls in this same area. Upon entering, I noticed an amazing landscape.

Thank you very much for reading this post. I hope you enjoy it. Until next time.