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ISBN:	1616555017 (ISBN13: 9781616555016)
Series:	Dragon Age Universe

Dragon Age: The World of Thedas Volume 2 (Dragon Age Universe)

Ben Gelinas

Hardcover | Pages: 312 pages

Rating: 4.57 | 668 Users | 43 Reviews

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BioWare's newest game Dragon Age: Inquisition will expand the universe of their epic series in profound ways. This comprehensive book of lore features exclusive art and information, exploring every corner of this dark fantasy masterpiece!
Newcomers will appreciate how this volume covers everything they need to know about the world and characters of these smash-hit games! Dedicated fans will revel in the abundance of never-before-revealed secrets, the perfect companion to Dragon Age: The World of Thedas Volume 1! From heroes to villains, to songs and food, and everything in between, this book puts the breath and depth of this inimitable fantasy at your fingertips.

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Title	:	Dragon Age: The World of Thedas Volume 2 (Dragon Age Universe)
Author	:	Ben Gelinas
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 312 pages
Published	:	May 12th 2015 by Dark Horse Books (first published April 21st 2015)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Games. Video Games. Fiction. Gaming

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This volume has a lot more to it than the first including recipes and children's stories. I like this one for the background on the various companions in each of the games.

At first glance it seems there's a lot to like here. Layout's the same as last year's book; artwork features those frescoes we've come to know and love. Scenic paintings are lush and vivid; some we've seen already, but still nice to look at and adds atmosphere to the text. You even get a two-page mural of all the personages that helped shaped the Dragon Age, with a listing to help identify who's who, because honestly- some of these folks are unrecognizable. Could've done a much better job on

This book was compiled at the same time its authors and artists were working on "DA: Inquisition". And that probably explains its mediocre quality - I guess, it was compiled in a hurry. It adds little new information to the lore you find out in the games or the novels/comic books. Also, there is barely any proper illustration in the book. The compilers just heavily recycled the concept sketches and tarot cards from the game and even went as far as including poorly masked photobashes. It's a

This book is just as informative as volume one and a lot more fun. Written as though it were a scholarly text within the game world, it covers characters and events from all three games and their associated expansions as well as all novels and graphic novels (with the possible exception of the Orson Scott Card story, which I haven't read and thus can't definitively rule out its mention, but I seemed to recognise everything) elaborating on some material that was vague in the games/stories (in a

This was an excellent continuation of the worldbuilding that took place in the first volume. The highlight was the Chant of Light that was contained in the middle! All of the artwork was gorgeous. Bioware, make more Dragon Age so I can buy another volume!

justice for zevran barely even having a section. also justice for fenris in general i love him

This is a hell of a big book in several different senses, including regarding the size of it, and this might well be one of the reasons why it took me so long to finish reading it: it's a huge book. For it was a rather larger hardcover with lots and lots of text, it just wasn't practical to read. For several times I was wondering it it really was necessary for it to be so large and clumsy. The amount of text that this volume contains against the amount of images does make you wonder if the large