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BioWare's General Manager Aaryn Flynn took to the stage during EA's E3 2013 press conference today to show off a shiny new Dragon Age III: Inquisition trailer along with the announcement of a Fall 2014 release date.
The footage is narrated by none other than Witch of the Wilds Morrigan and flips through a series of scenes that can only really convey a sense of disaster for Thedas. Flaming battlefields, a sorrowful Varric, a hulking Quanari, and a giant comet-spewing green rift in the sky. Yeah, Dragon Age III looks like it'll be a rough ride.
Morrigan's parting words give the sense that you'll have a choice in how the world turns out though. Details on importing your previous Grey Wardens remain scarce, but Dragon Age's creative director Mike Laidlaw has tweeted that they have a plan in place.
After checking out the trailer, look and see if it matches up with what we want to see from Dragon Age 3.
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