Complete Trophy List for Dragon Age: The Veilguard Unveiled

Dragon Age: The Veilguard, developed by BioWare and published by EA, is generating buzz as a potential Game of the Year contender. Players can expect to invest roughly 40 to 100 hours to fully explore the game’s rich content, which includes an impressive total of 54 collectible trophies.

Many of these trophies can be earned simply by completing the primary storyline, while others will require players to engage in specific side missions and companion quests to unlock certain achievements.

Here’s an overview of the trophies available in Dragon Age: The Veilguard.

Trophy List for Dragon Age: The Veilguard

Out of the total 54 trophies in Dragon Age: The Veilguard, there are 38 Bronze, 13 Silver, two Gold, and one Platinum trophy. This may seem extensive for newcomers to the series, but it’s actually fewer than its predecessors: Dragon Age: Origins from 2009 had 64 trophies, while Dragon Age: Inquisition released in 2014 featured 70.

Below is the complete list of trophies that players can earn in Dragon Age: The Veilguard:

• Part 1: The Minrathous Job: Technically, the plan worked.
• Part 2: Ruin’s Reach: Made unexpected acquaintances in the most unusual of places.
• Part 3: Awakening: Discovered a singing blade amid the awakening of ancient magic.
• Part 4: Tevinter Nights: Uncovered a dark presence deeply embedded in Minrathous and beyond.
• Part 5: Anvallenim: Unveiled the cult’s secret movements and gained valuable insights.
• Part 6: Old Blood, Older Oaths: Confronted a fierce storm to unveil a long-hidden secret and learn about leadership.
• Part 7: Fire, Feather, and Fade: Searched extensively to assemble a unique team.
• Part 8: No Sacrifice Greater: Exercised vigilance, sought peace, and witnessed…
• Part 9: Bonds and Blackened Wings: Established connections with a newfound family amid chaos.
• Part 10: The Blood of Arlathan: Traced a crimson path through an ancient empire’s heartlands.
• Part 11: As Shadows Fall: Tracked malevolence in Antiva, discovering that light casts long shadows.
• Part 12: The Best Tales: Claimed the throne of aspiring gods under the weight of their legacy.
• Part 13: The Last Gambit: Faced the reality of losing everything.
• Part 14: The Dread Wolf Rises: Confronted demons, dragons, darkspawn, and even the Dread Wolf.
• The Ones That Last: Surmounted challenges and rode into the sunset.
• The Storm Quelled: The poisoned fruit ripens.
• In Peace: Discovered hope in the aftermath.
• No Real Gods: Uncovered latent magic at every Altar of the Evanuris.
• Reflections: Assisted an eluvian tinkerer in finding herself in a fragmented world.
• A New Calling: Guided a courageous Warden toward his new path.
• Death Becomes Him: Helped an old necromancer define his legacy.
• A Song from the Stone: Supported an expert scout in carving a new way forward.
• Blood Ties: Aided a master assassin in confronting his demons.
• City of Shadows: Helped a seasoned detective reveal the shadows of her past.
• Little Dragon: Assisted a dragon hunter in understanding their inner fire.
• A Memory of False Gods: Witnessed Fen’Harel’s first memory.
• A Memory of Our Mistake: Witnessed Fen’Harel’s second memory.
• A Memory of Blackened Hearts: Witnessed Fen’Harel’s third memory.
• A Memory of Manifestation: Witnessed Fen’Harel’s fourth memory.
• A Memory of Tranquility: Witnessed Fen’Harel’s fifth memory.
• A Memory of an Old Friend: Witnessed Fen’Harel’s sixth memory.
• A Rook Likes Shiny Things: Collected at least 20 mementos and returned them to the Caretaker.
• A Rook Really Likes Shiny Things: Collected at least 80 mementos and returned them to the Caretaker.
• Across the Imperial Highway: Explored every district throughout Northern Thedas.
• The Talons of Vengeance: Supported the Crows in delivering messages to claim Antiva.
• The Light in the Dark: Assisted the Grey Wardens in exploring what remains after destruction.
• The Soul of a City: Aided the Shadow Dragons in exposing Minrathous’s corrupted soul.
• Annihilation in Arlathan: Collaborated with the Veil Jumpers to prevent disaster in Arlathan yet again.
• Call for Coin and Company: Helped the Lords of Fortune in their pursuit of valor, glory, and camaraderie.
• The Supernatural and the Strange: Assisted the Mourn Watch in tracking down anomalies of demonic, undead, and dangerous nature.
• A Most Esteemed Purveyor: Recognized who deserved an invitation.
• A New Look: Altered an item’s appearance for the first time.
• Between a Rook and a Hard Place: Executed five takedowns.
• A Faction’s Favor: Enhanced a faction merchant for the first time.
• Rune For Improvement: Socked a rune for the first time.
• Falling For You: Defeated an enemy by knocking them off a ledge in battle.
• Nostalgia Trip: Tested for fall damage and emerged unscathed in the Lighthouse.
• Clear Minds and Open Hearts: Voiced your thoughts to Mythal.
• Enhancements!: Fully upgraded a weapon, armor, and accessory to their highest potential.
• Stacking the Deck: Invested at least 52 points in Rook’s skill trees.
• Bringing Down the Sky: Defeated all high dragons throughout Northern Thedas.
• The Unbound: Shattered the seals containing an ancient threat and faced what lay behind them.

If you manage to earn all 54 trophies in Dragon Age: The Veilguard while playing on PlayStation 5, you’ll be rewarded with 1,350 Points for your PSN profile.

Many of the Bronze trophies can be obtained easily while following the main storyline, but unlocking the Silver trophies generally requires completing specific side quests or upgrading skills and weapons.

Completing the entire narrative grants you the Gold trophy, while collecting the rest will earn you the coveted Platinum trophy.

Scheduled for release on October 31, 2024, Dragon Age: The Veilguard will be accessible on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC. For updates, news, and guides related to Dragon Age: The Veilguard, make sure to stay connected.

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