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Dragon age origins is like…. You’re nineteen, new in town, and it’s your second day at pizza hut. You don’t even know how to work the register yet and you just watched your manager get carted off by the paramedics. You have no contact info for him, his next of kin, or corporate. The only other employee is the guy who’s been here for two weeks and is a bit of a doofus, and neither of you really know what you’re supposed to do now. You both desperately need this job though, and the doofus at least has a drivers license and *kiiinda* knows how to use the oven so you just. Shrug, and start taking orders and making pizzas and praying to god that the bills are on autopay.
And weirdly enough you’re really good at this: making pizzas and dealing with shitty customers and breaking up fights in the parking lot and pretending to be Duncan’s cousin on the phone so the utility company doesn’t cut off the power. But running a store is a lot of work for two dumb kids, so slowly you start accumulating a bunch of competent weirdos to help out, like the nun who left her convent because god told her to help you make pizzas, and the elderly school teacher who just survived a mass shooting, and the guy the papa johns down the street hired to run you over. And really there’s no way any of this should be working as well as it is - you’re absolutely committing fraud of some kind here - but you’ve managed to dodge the landlord every time he’s stopped by, and the health inspector never shows up to tell you to stop letting your dog hang out behind the counter and you’re all still kinda looking at each other and asking ‘are we allowed to just do this?’ before shrugging again and continuing to make pizzas, until somehow, through a series of unlikely technicalities, your doofus coworker ends up on the ballot for governor.
And after like five months of this the regional manager wanders in out of nowhere and you’re sure he’s about to chew your ass out for this mess, but it turns out he’s pretty chill and honestly kind of impressed with how you managed to keep the place up and running all on your own. So now you’re all thinking ‘thank god, there’s someone here who actually knows how to run a Pizza Hut’ only for him to get hit by a car two days later on the night of the Super Bowl.
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Symbol of the College of Enchanters in Dragon Age
Concept by Master Eldrad. The artwork was made by me.
In the epilogue of Inquisition, if the Inquisitor recruits the rebel mages, five different outcomes are possible depending on who is elected Divine and under what terms the mages were conscripted:
1. The dissolution of the Circle of Magi and the founding of the College of Enchanters.
2. The dissolution of the Circle and the creation of the Bright Hand within the Inquisition by the rebel mages.
3. The restoration of the Circle of Magi alongside the creation of a parallel College of Enchanters.
4. The restoration of the Circle, the return of the rebel mages to it, and the formation of the Bright Hand within the Circle.
5. The restoration of the Circle and the suppression of the emerging College of Enchanters.
However, by the time Trespasser was released, the developers chose to converge all outcomes into roughly the same result. Regardless of who becomes Divine, whether the Inquisition recruited mages or templars, and under what conditions — after the Exalted Council we end up with both a restored Circle and an established College of Enchanters. If the Bright Hand had previously been formed, they are inevitably reorganized into the College of Enchanters.
The Circle of Magi, under Grand Enchanter Vivienne, is formally subordinate to the Chantry and the Divine — though not in the case of Divine Leliana. Under her rule, the Circle effectively becomes an independent organization as well, albeit one that preserves many traditional Chantry structures and customs. The future of both Circle mages and College mages ultimately depends on several factors: whether the rebel mages joined the Inquisition or sided with the Venatori (a major setback for the College), the terms of their recruitment, whether Vivienne was brought into the Inquisition, and the Divine’s degree of support or disapproval toward these institutions.
The College of Enchanters, by contrast, becomes an independent, self-governing body of mages. It is not bound by Circle traditions and thus seeks new solutions to longstanding problems — for example, allowing willing spirit possession in weak mages instead of executing them during the Harrowing. Its research is not constrained by Chantry dogma or censorship.
If the Inquisitor recruits the mages, the College is founded by the rebel mages under Fiona’s leadership. If the Inquisitor recruits the templars and Fiona dies, the College is instead formed by the smaller group of Inquisition-aligned mages under the leadership of one of the Inquisition’s veteran mages, since the rebel mages and Fiona would have joined the Elder One and been defeated. In that scenario, the most likely leader of the College would be Rhys, son of Wynne. Once a libertarian in outlook, he endured much and matured; after his mother’s death he aligned himself with the Aequitarians, yet still supported the dissolution of the Circle. Such a leader would suit the College under those circumstances. After all, he is also romantically involved with a templar. So either Fiona leads the College if the mages are recruited, or Rhys if the templars are.
The Circle’s symbol has long been known and is explicitly identified in The World of Thedas, Volume I. However, the symbolism of the College of Enchanters has never been officially presented — not even in The Veilguard.
In developing this concept, Master Eldrad relied primarily on the mage epilogue artwork from Inquisition, as there is little else to draw from. The image depicts two visually distinct groups of mages: on the left, mages bearing the Circle symbol on their robes and staff heads; on the right, mages marked with a separate symbol on their foreheads, triangular staff ornaments, and white hands. The central figure appears to represent Fiona and shares the symbolism of the group on the right.
From this, I conclude that the mages on the left represent the Circle, while those on the right represent the College of Enchanters with its own distinct symbolism. The white hands are likely a symbolic reference to the Bright Hand, which optionally precedes the College. Since both mages on the left bear the same Circle emblem, it stands to reason that the composite triangular symbol used by the mages on the right could serve as the emblem of the College of Enchanters.
Moreover, a lorebook connected to The Veilguard reveals that during the Joplin development phase, a triangle was planned as the stylistic symbol of the College’s mages — which can be seen as confirmation of this interpretation.
Other thematically related imagery reinforces this idea. Fiona’s tarot card features three triangular shapes.
Triangles have also been repeatedly used as symbolic markers of magic and the Fade/Veil: on the official map of Thedas published with Tevinter Nights, in Solas’s murals, on the Rage Demon tarot card, and within the visual style of the Veil Jumpers. It is logical that both elves and humans familiar with these symbolic meanings would preserve them, making the triangle an appropriate choice for the College.
P.S. It is important not to confuse the College of Enchanters with the College of Magi. Unfortunately, even the Dragon Age Wiki frequently muddles this distinction, leading to confusion among fans.
The College of Magi is the highest deliberative body of the Circle of Magi, composed of First Enchanters from across Thedas. Its assemblies traditionally take place in Cumberland, Nevarra, where the central residence of the Grand Enchanter is located — a building that also serves as the College’s headquarters. In Inquisition, there is even a War Table operation titled The College of Magi, in which the Inquisition can rescue rebel mages occupying the College building in Cumberland from an angry mob of townspeople.
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