Freedom for the Commonwealth – the Brotherhood scattered, the Institute fallen and the Minutemen ascendant, with the shadowy figure of the Railroad lurking in the background. Victory! But for Emma, it is hollow, thanks to the echo that had been sent to haunt her.

Being twins is no guarantee of similar behaviour. Experience counts for a great deal, after all. Inquisitor or no, when it comes to matters of the heart, Luck has at least a decade over her formerly-Tranquil brother. (A side-by-side comparison of their approaches to dealing with the possibility of a relationship with their respective lovers).

A series of codex entries missing from the main game, containing information on the subjects of the City of Ostwick, the Ostwick Circle, and the Trevelyan family. (Note: some will make minor reference to my personal DA universe).

Stranded in Diamond City with a lead, but no way to get into Kellog's house until the Mayor's office opens in the morning, Sole Survivor Emma Zsoldos-Park settles for drinking herself tired at the local watering hole, and comes away with some useful advice from everyone's favourite interfering bartender.

A former Tranquil, now Herald of Andraste, Chance Trevelyan struggles to keep his emotions, and his magic, under control. Recognising the risk he poses to the fledgling Inquisition, he calls a clandestine meeting to discuss contingency measures.

On their country estate in the foothills of the Vimmark Mountains, nine year old twins Chauncey and Lucrezia Trevelyan, more commonly known as Chance and Luck, make a world-changing discovery, and their family is forced to deal with the consequences. (Non-spoiler: It's magic. They discover magic. Nothing horrible.)

In the decade since her brother Chance had been made Tranquil, Luck Trevelyan had not received a single piece of correspondence from him, when he had once been the type to pass daily notes. Along with restoring his magic, the new Herald's mark appears to have restored his loquaciousness. Set in the Creatures of Flame and Purpose universe.

Last of her kin in Kirkwall, unless you count Gamlen (and somehow, she can never quite manage to count Gamlen), the eldest Hawke grieves for her mother. The last gift of white lilies stay on the table, a reminder of the price of failure. Set post-All That Remains.

"What were you like, before the Anchor? Has it affected you? Changed you in any way? Your mind, your morals, your… spirit?" Posed to a former Tranquil, the question is more complex than it would first appear. Set in the Creatures of Flame and Purpose universe. Minor canon divergence, in which the Herald of Andraste's sibling is present in Haven during the Divine Conclave.