#da comics

[pancakesprince]

arvel mahariel - he/they

hes 50 years old now.. never experienced twink death

edit: part 2

[triaelf9]

Quick fancomic poll!

So I have two DA comics I've been rock tumbling around in my head and I'm curious which you might want to see first ^_^

Idea 1: A continuation from DA2, post events of the game with my trans lady Hawke and Fenris on the run together, saving ppl, general shenanigans and lots of being there for each other (broken into different chapters)

Idea 2: Based on the mention in the Trespasser epilogue where Dorian is kidnapped and is rescued by Bull, I've always head-canoned that as Bull calling up Ceylse (my inquisitor) to get in on the rescue (one longer scene/chapter)

So which comic you wanna see first?

Idea 1, DA2 continuation fancomic!

Idea 2, post-DAI Bull & quizzy rescue Dorian fancomic!

Voting ended onOct 31, 2025

[fereldanbroth]

demonstrate your good intentions by gently cupping the beard

[himluv]

DA Review Series: Blue Wraith

<<< Previous Review: Deception

I've been away for a hot minute while my spouse and I survived the flu. But, I've been reading some and watching Absolution on repeat, so I should have a few reviews out in rapid succession.

(Please do keep in mind I wrote some of these reviews whilst ill, so I apologize for any strangeness/errors lolol)

Title: Blue Wraith Author/Illustrator: Nunzio DeFilippis and Christina Weir/ Fernando Heinz Furukawa Year Published: 2020 In-World Year: ~9:40-9:44 Dragon Verdict: While the narrative format isn't my favorite in this one (lots of jumping between groups AND time), there is A LOT that matters to the state of Thedas here. Plus, I mean... It's Fenris!

Blue Wraith picks up right after Deception, with all of our comic book friends finally together. Marius and Tessa have reconnected with Ser Aaron and Vaea, and they now have Calix Pryde, Francesca Invidus, and the Mabari, Autumn, in tow. (We also see flashes of what Fenris has been up to in the past few years, roaming Tevinter to kill blood mages/Venatori.)

This blissful union doesn't last long however. In the group's hunt for yet another insidious magical artifact, Francesca learns that her father may be in great danger from an infamous assassin — The Blue Wraith. So, Autumn and Vaea set off with her to see if they can rescue her father and just maybe recruit the assassin to their side.

Meanwhile, Ser Aaron tries to cheer up Calix, to no avail. The boy is increasingly aware that he's not built for the thrill of battle, as he freezes during a conflict with the Qunari. But, they survive the battle and find the caravan they were chasing. And there's a familiar foe traveling with it — the Orlesian Marquette that Vaea bested in Knight Errant.

Francesca and Vaea meet with Fenris, aka the Blue Wraith, on the road and things aren't quite friendly. Vaea has to lean on her association with Varric to get Fenris to team up with them, on the condition that he can't kill Francesca's father. Which... Doesn't go well.

Turns out her dad is a member of the Venatori and staunchly believes she is an embarrassment. That she should have died in Ventus, instead of her brother. And while Fenris upholds his end of the bargain, Magister Invidus cannot be made to see reason. Francesca ends up killing him to protect her friends, but not before he mentions the "sarcophagus".

This leads our two teams back together, because the Orlesian thief and the artifact our friends have been hunting is the restored sarcophagus that burned lyrium into Fenris's skin. We're shown that only elves can survive the sarcophagus's torture, and its head has a now very familiar crescent shape...

(This is the part where I wildly theorize that the sarcophagus was made by Ghilan'nain as one of her experiments.)

The artifact escapes, heading for Tenebris. Calix leaves the group, but offers to be a source of information in the future. He just can't handle the violence, which is fair. And then our remaining heroes set off to chase down this artifact and the Venatori.

While I'm always happy to spend time in Thedas (and see Fenris!) this volume of the comic series did suffer from trying to weave a few too many threads in too little space. The pacing felt off, and the jumps in time and focus were often jarring. Still, if you're reading the comics and prepping for Veilguard, this one's probably important.

[flightofthefaeriedragon]

I think Thedas would have been better off if Solas had killed Varric during The Missing.

Demons would have been better than Blight, imo.

(Plus I'd get to see the world without the veil. 😄)

[princess---kittykat]

My first short story

I will try to update a little bit faster from now on, but anyway enjoy 😊😊

[troglodyte-smash]

Have you ever wondered what a dinosaur comic that  was heavily influenced by Kique Nordin’s comic “Home” might look like? Well, wonder no more!

The weirdest part? This artist can draw, she simply chooses not to.