Dragon Age: Inquisition actor says The Inquisitor is “probably not coming back” but envisions BioWare reuniting all protagonists “Avengers Assemble”-style

Still, she doesn’t rule out the possibility of a comeback. “There’s definitely a world in which you bring in — I would say — all of the protagonists, you know,” Regan continued. “Inquisitor, Rook, Hawke, everyone.”

Alix Wilton Regan, the Inquisitor in Dragon Age, tells us what she wants for the future of the series 🙏@AlixWiltonRegan #dragonage pic.twitter.com/ZIYwV58jLD
October 29, 2025

Reuniting every Dragon Age hero would be more complicated than simply opening a portal — depending on player choices the Hero of Ferelden or Hawke might no longer be alive by the time Dragon Age: The Veilguard arrives — but Regan is open to imaginative solutions.

“Maybe something wild and unexpected, like they all step out of the Fade and have to team up — Avengers-assemble style. That kind of thing,” she suggested.

Asked about Dorian, she laughed and admitted, “Dorian’s hot, guys. Dorian is hot.”

For now, a broader reunion feels unlikely while BioWare focuses its resources on Mass Effect 5 for the foreseeable future. That shift in priorities, combined with the mixed reception to Dragon Age: The Veilguard, makes a large-scale crossover harder to imagine right away.

Even after Electronic Arts let Dragon Age: The Veilguard exit its multiplayer limbo, reports suggested BioWare hurried to appeal to the widest possible audience — a strategy that can run counter to the depth fans expect from great RPGs.