Dragon Age: The Veilguard's cast of companions aren't created equal, so we've ranked them all.
Whether you want to admit it or not, we all have our favorites in a big group of friends. There are those in the group you would die for if necessary, and those you wouldn’t even be willing to share your food with. Such is the way in Dragon Age: The Veilguard’s cast of companions, who fall all across the likability spectrum.
We’ve ranked every companion in the game from worst to best, explaining why we love them so much, or would rather leave them behind on our adventures.This is the only character where the vocal performance is a significant part of why I don’t like the character. Neve is just so boring when she talks that I can’t bear to listen to her, and it doesn’t help that her story isn’t especially interesting either.
is one of the best examples of this kind of story out there, which I thoroughly enjoyed experiencing.In a big fantasy world where everyone has to be cool, moody, or complicated, it’s just so nice to have a character that sees the joy in all of it. Bellara’s genuine enthusiasm for exploring the secrets of this world is infectious, due in no small part to the excellent performance behind the character that also makes her more emotional moments shine.
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