Dragon Age The Veilguard: All classes explained

Dragon Age The Veilguard offers players a choice between three classes before they can venture into the world of Thedas. Each of these features a unique playstyle, with more specializations that you can unlock from the skill progression system. Similar to older games, you can focus on creating various builds based on these.

This article will go over everything you need to know about the classes in Dragon Age The Veilguard.

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All classes and their specialization in Dragon Age The Veilguard

There are three classes in Dragon Age The Veilguard. Each comes with a distinct set of skills and specializations that you can unlock based on your playstyle. They are as follows:

• Mage
• Warrior
• Rogue

Mage

Mage (Image via BioWare)

• Eligible Races: Elf, Qunari, and Human
• Armor: Light Armour
• Weapons: Staff

Being a mage in Dragon Age The Veilguard allows you to engage your enemies from a distance using spells.

There are three specializations in the mage tier that you can unlock, which are:

• Death Caller: Will likely be an evolution of the Necromancer specialization from older games
• Spellblade: Melee-focused builds with magic
• Evoker: Fully magic build that allows you to utilize spells.

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Rogue

Rogue (Image via BioWare)

• Eligible Races: Elf, Dwarf, Qunari, and Human
• Armor: Medium Armour
• Weapons: Bow or Dual Wield Daggers

The rogue offers you a choice between going in for close-quarters combat or engaging your enemies from a distance using your trusty bows. You will have a set of trusty tools that you will be able to use to gain the upper hand in battles.

Here are all the specializations that the Rogue offers:

• Duelist: A highly agile rogue who can dual-wield weapons
• Saboteur: Focuses on traps and other gadgets to sway the tide of battle in your favor
• Veil Ranger: Focused on using ranged weapons like bows to provide support from back-line

Also Check: Dragon Age: The Veilguard Interactive Map

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Warrior

Warrior (Image via BioWare)

• Eligible Races: Elf, Dwarf, Qunari, and Human
• Armor: Heavy Armour
• Weapons: Sword and Shield or Two-Handed

Using any warrior specialization allows you to build your rook as a tanky-heavy attacking unit who will always stay in the front line and deal as much damage as they can to the opponents. You will be entirely melee-focused if you use the warrior class in Dragon Age The Veilguard.

The specialization options are as follows:

• Reaper: A berserker-like build that allows you to dish out more damage at the cost of your own health
• Slayer: Uses two-handed heavy weaponry
• Champion: Tank-like build that specializes in defense

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That concludes every specialization that you will need to know about in DA The Veilguard.