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Can you change your Class in Dragon Age Veilguard?Here is everything you need to know about the Class system in the game
Here is everything you need to know about the Class system in the game
Image credit:Rock Paper Shotgun/Electronic Arts
Image credit:Rock Paper Shotgun/Electronic Arts
Wondering if you can change your Class in Dragon Age Veilguard?Dragon Age Veilguardintroduces 3 major Classes within the character creation menu to choose from; these areMage,Warrior, andRogue.If you’re several hours in, you may be wondering if it’s possible to change your Class within the game and try out a new playstyle. Read below for our full rundown.To see this content please enable targeting cookies.Manage cookie settingsYou cannot change your Class mid-gameAs of writing, we have foundno way of changing your Class mid-game. This means your choice of Class is ‘locked in’ after completing the character creator. We have an in-depth guide to thebest Class, in our opinion, if you’re wondering which you should choose depending on your playstyle preference.Each Class has an ‘Aspirational Armor’ set based on Faction. Rook can collect them all, however. |Image credit:Rock Paper Shotgun/Electronic ArtsIf, however, you’re already a fair way into the game and wish to try a new Classyou’ll have to create a new game. Dragon Age Veilguard allows up to three unique saves per game meaning you could, in theory, have one of each Class on the go at once.We generally recommend playing through the first hour as one of each Class to get a feel for the different playstyle and skills available and then make your choice of main playthrough accordingly.As for other character creator systems such as your character appearance, there is a way to change this later on in-game. So, don’t worry if you’re happy with your Class but want to make a few tweaks to Rook’s appearance, you can do so at the Lighthouse mirror.That rounds up our guide on changing Classes in Dragon Age Veilguard. For more Dragon Age Veilguard tips and tricks, check out our guide to thebest Factionin the game, or see our guide to choosing betweenNeve and Hardingin the ‘The End of the Beginning’ quest. If you’re a little further on, see our guide to all consequences forsaving or leaving the mayorat Shadows Crossing.
Wondering if you can change your Class in Dragon Age Veilguard?Dragon Age Veilguardintroduces 3 major Classes within the character creation menu to choose from; these areMage,Warrior, andRogue.If you’re several hours in, you may be wondering if it’s possible to change your Class within the game and try out a new playstyle. Read below for our full rundown.To see this content please enable targeting cookies.Manage cookie settingsYou cannot change your Class mid-gameAs of writing, we have foundno way of changing your Class mid-game. This means your choice of Class is ‘locked in’ after completing the character creator. We have an in-depth guide to thebest Class, in our opinion, if you’re wondering which you should choose depending on your playstyle preference.Each Class has an ‘Aspirational Armor’ set based on Faction. Rook can collect them all, however. |Image credit:Rock Paper Shotgun/Electronic ArtsIf, however, you’re already a fair way into the game and wish to try a new Classyou’ll have to create a new game. Dragon Age Veilguard allows up to three unique saves per game meaning you could, in theory, have one of each Class on the go at once.We generally recommend playing through the first hour as one of each Class to get a feel for the different playstyle and skills available and then make your choice of main playthrough accordingly.As for other character creator systems such as your character appearance, there is a way to change this later on in-game. So, don’t worry if you’re happy with your Class but want to make a few tweaks to Rook’s appearance, you can do so at the Lighthouse mirror.That rounds up our guide on changing Classes in Dragon Age Veilguard. For more Dragon Age Veilguard tips and tricks, check out our guide to thebest Factionin the game, or see our guide to choosing betweenNeve and Hardingin the ‘The End of the Beginning’ quest. If you’re a little further on, see our guide to all consequences forsaving or leaving the mayorat Shadows Crossing.
Wondering if you can change your Class in Dragon Age Veilguard?Dragon Age Veilguardintroduces 3 major Classes within the character creation menu to choose from; these areMage,Warrior, andRogue.
If you’re several hours in, you may be wondering if it’s possible to change your Class within the game and try out a new playstyle. Read below for our full rundown.
To see this content please enable targeting cookies.Manage cookie settings
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You cannot change your Class mid-game
As of writing, we have foundno way of changing your Class mid-game. This means your choice of Class is ‘locked in’ after completing the character creator. We have an in-depth guide to thebest Class, in our opinion, if you’re wondering which you should choose depending on your playstyle preference.
Each Class has an ‘Aspirational Armor’ set based on Faction. Rook can collect them all, however. |Image credit:Rock Paper Shotgun/Electronic Arts
If, however, you’re already a fair way into the game and wish to try a new Classyou’ll have to create a new game. Dragon Age Veilguard allows up to three unique saves per game meaning you could, in theory, have one of each Class on the go at once.
We generally recommend playing through the first hour as one of each Class to get a feel for the different playstyle and skills available and then make your choice of main playthrough accordingly.
As for other character creator systems such as your character appearance, there is a way to change this later on in-game. So, don’t worry if you’re happy with your Class but want to make a few tweaks to Rook’s appearance, you can do so at the Lighthouse mirror.
That rounds up our guide on changing Classes in Dragon Age Veilguard. For more Dragon Age Veilguard tips and tricks, check out our guide to thebest Factionin the game, or see our guide to choosing betweenNeve and Hardingin the ‘The End of the Beginning’ quest. If you’re a little further on, see our guide to all consequences forsaving or leaving the mayorat Shadows Crossing.
