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Dragon Age Books in Order

Explore the Dragon Age books in order, with summaries of novels and short stories from Thedas to help you choose a title and find where to start.

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The Calling

by David Gaider

2009

King Maric permits the Grey Wardens to return to Ferelden, but they bring news of a member who has joined the darkspawn. He agrees to guide them into the Deep Roads, where a hidden threat places his kingdom at risk.

The Stolen Throne

by David Gaider

2009

After his mother, the Rebel Queen, is murdered, young Maric inherits leadership of Ferelden's rebellion. With the outlaw Loghain and warrior Rowan as allies, he must navigate betrayal and prove himself while fighting to reclaim his country's independence.

Asunder

by David Gaider

2011

A mysterious killer stalks the White Spire, the center of templar power in Orlais, and mage Rhys falls under suspicion. His attempt to prove his innocence takes him into the western wastelands, where discoveries threaten to alter other mages' futures.

Last Flight

by David Gaider

2014

Young Grey Warden recruit Valya investigates troubling darkspawn activity by researching earlier Blights. An ancient map leads her to a griffon rider's hidden diary, whose account of the Fourth Blight challenges her understanding of the order's heroic history.

The Masked Empire

by David Gaider

2014

Empress Celene tries to preserve Orlais as tensions between mages and templars deepen and elves rebel against oppression. Her cousin, Grand Duke Gaspard, questions her leadership, turning competing visions of the empire's future into a dangerous struggle for power.

Tevinter Nights

by David Gaider

2020

Fifteen short stories explore different corners of Thedas, following Grey Wardens, Dalish elves, Mortalitasi necromancers, and Antivan Crow assassins. Monsters, magic, and political dangers shape the experiences of characters navigating a world where security and familiar alliances rarely endure.

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