Customizing characters is the name of the game in RPGs. Bioware’s Dragon Age franchise has always put a major emphasis on players creating their own protagonists, down to their looks. For many, this extends beyond the character creator and includes ensuring their appearance is how they want for the whole game. Dragon Age The Veilguard thankfully has made sure that players will be able to quickly have access to all the tools they need to customize their characters and party members. Let’s talk about how to change appearance in Bioware’s latest epic fantasy RPG.

In-Depth Character Creator

Bioware has gone all out with the character creator for Dragon Age The Veilguard. For the first time, full body proportions are adjustable along with the usual facial customization players are accustomed to. With new hair physics and higher-quality textures than ever before, characters look stunning. At the game’s opening, you will be prompted to create both your protagonist Rook and the Inquisitor, who was the protagonist of Dragon Age Inquisition. Be sure to select the “customize” option on each of them to experience everything the character creator offers. The Inquisitor’s appearance is final, but for Rook, there are thankfully more options down the line.

Magic Mirror

Dragon Age The Veilguard incorporates a popular trope in fantasy RPGs: the Mirror of Transformation. This object is stationed within the Infirmary of the Lighthouse, the player’s primary base of operations. After completing the game’s introductory quest, players will find themselves in this room. Once they can control their character, they can immediately go to the Mirror and will be able to go back into the character creator. Players can adjust their character’s appearance but cannot change other major features. Still, the ability to completely remake a player character’s looks is helpful for those who end up perhaps not liking what they made at the start.

Outfit Swap

At first in the Infirmary and later relocated to Rook’s chambers (known as the Meditation room) is the Wardrobe. This will allow players to modify the weapon and armor appearance of Rook and their party members. Rook has two weapon sets they wield in combat, based on which class players choose. Most of these can have their appearance customized, as can Rook’s armor and helmet. In addition to their starting gear and any promotional items, players will unlock the look of any weapons and armor they find, along with other rare item appearances found from questing or stores. Every time they revisit the Lighthouse, they are free to customize Rook and your party members to their liking.

Conclusion

Bioware has provided substantial options for customization this go around. While Dragon Age The Veilguard lacks the recoloring system from Dragon Age Inquisition, the freedom granted from separating equipped armor and the appearance players wear is a godsend for customization. Players can attempt to unify the party with a specific look or decorate each character in whatever outfits they like best. Anytime they find Rook’s appearance is not to their liking, a simple trip to the Mirror can fix it. Ultimately, players need never play Dragon Age The Veilguard while not looking the way they’d like to.

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