EA Games has released some free Dragon Age: Inquisition multiplayer DLC.
The new Dragon Age: Inquisition – Destruction DLC has been released as a free download to owners of the game.
Available for all platforms, the Dragon Age: Inquisition – Destruction DLC is free to download now and adds more combat scenarios to the core game’s multiplayer.
“Dragon Age: Inquisition – Destruction adds new paths to existing destinations. The conflicts raging throughout the world have upset the valance of nature,” said EA Games. “Wild creatures now roam the battlefield, introducing chaos as they attack both friend and foe. Best of all, you can download this pack right now, totally free.”
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EA Games has also introduced a special offer for owners of the Standard Edition of the game in the form of the $9.99 Deluxe Upgrade – which should be around the £7 for UK consumers.
For that price you’ll receive:
- Skyhold Throne – A throne fashioned from an ancient dragon skull
- Red Hart Halla – A great-horned beast that you can ride around the Dragon Age: Inquisition world
- Bog Unicorn – Another unique mount that used to belonged to an evil marauder
- Digital Dragon Age: Inquisition digital soundtrack
- Dragon Age multiplayer Deluxe Edition chests
If you do the upgrade you can also get the Flames of the Inquisition gear, which includes multi-class weapons, Inquisitor Armour and a special Armoured Mount.
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