However, BioWare is supposedly targeting a Summer 2024 release at this time.
Delve Into Dragon Age's Lore With This New Two-Volume Encyclopedia Boxed Set
11.08.2023 - 22:15 / gamespot.com / Brendan Hesse / New
The perfect way to catch up on the series while waiting for Dragon Age: Dreadwolf.
By Brendan Hesse on
The two-volume Dragon Age: The World of Thedas encyclopedia is getting a paperback boxed set reprinting in the coming weeks from Dark Horse Comics. The set will release on September 5 for $60, but preorders are now available at multiple online retailers, and you can even get a few dollars off your order depending on where you buy.
Dragon Age: The World Of Thedas Boxed Set includes paperback versions of volumes 1 and 2 enclosed in a protective slipcase featuring art from the games. Both volumes detail the lore and history of the fantasy world of Thedas, and cover the in-game events of the first three Dragon Age games, including the various locations, characters, and factions players encounter. The set will release on September 5 for $60, but preorders are currently discounted to just $55.79 at Amazon.
You can also preorder the set for $60 from Barnes and Noble.
If you don't want to wait for the boxed set, you can also purchase hardcover copies of both volumes separately at a discount from Amazon. Dragon Age: The World of Thedas Volume 1 is available for $28.66 (normally $50), and Volume 2 is on sale for $24.61 (normally $50). You can also grab Kindle eBook versions for $20 each.
Dozens of other video game art and lore books are also on sale at Amazon right now, including a few titles Dragon Age fans will likely enjoy, like The Art of the Mass Effect Trilogy: Expanded Edition for $22 (normally $40) and BioWare: Stories and Secrets from 25 Years of Game Development for $37 (down from $50). And if you're in the mood for more high fantasy books, you can grab over 40 Pathfinder Tales novels for just $35 in this Humble Bundle.
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