Dragon Age Inquisition: Every Tarot Card

Dragon Age: Inquisition won Game of the Year at The Game Awards almost a week ago. While Dragon Age: Inquisition might not have achieved the grand heights of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, it's still no less a masterclass in RPG development. Though, let's be honest: Bioware has had a lot of practice.

Dragon Age: Inquisition features a very cool tarot card system, which basically acts as in-game trophies or achievements. For instance, you can acquire certain tarot cards for romancing characters in the game. This provides a little extra incentive to go out of your way in the quest for pixelated love.

The Dragon Age: Inquisition wiki has a pretty awesome description for each tarot card, so we thought it'd be cool to share it here:

–Blackwall – The Chariot (struggle, conflict but also triumph over adversity)

– Cole – The Moon (uncertainty, illusion, hidden dangers)

– Cassandra – Death (changes, a necessary end of the old with promises of renewal, closing a chapter)

– Solas – The Hermit (patience, solitude, a time for meditation, soul searching)

– Varric – The Wheel of Fortune (destiny, luck, solving problems)

– Vivienne – The High Priestess (intuition, secrets, wisdom)

– Dorian – The Magician (skill, initiative, creativity)

– Sera – The Fool (the beginning of a journey, taking chances, brash impulsiveness)

– Iron Bull – The Devil (inhibitions, fear blocking positive energy, temptation)