So, Faces of Thedas is out and one of my favorite characters isn’t in the book. Yes, you read that correctly; Fenris is not statted out for use in a campaign either as a NPC or PC. So, I took the format used in the book for characters getting a full spread, and applied to Fenris.

IMPORTANT NOTES: This is absolutely in no way, shape or form endorsed or approved by Bioware, Dragon Age or Green Ronin. I did this as a fan who loves RPG’s that was disappointed a major character of Dragon Age II was not written up in the book.

Also, please note a lot of what’s in this character write up is cribbed heavily from The World of Thedas, Volume II where Fenris is profiled on pages 158, 169-171 as well as the Dragon Age Wiki entries on Fenris and the Tevinter Emporium. The Section on the Imperial Divine is from Faces of Thedas, as a supplement to information. What I wrote up was mainly his stat block and the section on “Playing Fenris”.

Feel free to download this sheet or if you want to make a copy of the format and edit for your own campaign? Here’s a COPY of the document I created. Please make your own copy of this document for personal use only.

I am not trying to get sued by Bioware, EA, anyone at Green Ronin or who wrote any of the source material for the DA II videogame. I did this entirely for fun, not profit y’all.

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Tanya DePass is the founder and Director of I Need Diverse Games, a non-profit organization based in Chicago, which is dedicated to better diversification of all aspects of gaming. I Need Diverse Games serves the community by supporting marginalized developers attend the Game Developer Conference by participating in the GDC Scholarship program, helps assist attendance at other industry events, and is seeking partnership with organizations and initiatives. Tanya is a lifelong Chicagoan who loves everything about gaming, #INeedDiverseGames spawn point, and wants to make it better and more inclusive for everyone. She founded and was the EIC of Fresh Out of Tokens podcast where games culture was discussed and viewed through a lense of feminism, intersectionality and diversity. Now she’s a co-host on Spawn on Me Podcast. Along with all of that, she’s the Programming Coordinator for OrcaCon, she often speaks on issues of diversity, feminism, race, intersectionality & other topics at multiple conventions throughout the year. Her writing about games and games critique appears in Uncanny Magazine, Polygon, Wiscon Chronicles, Vice Gaming, Paste Games, Mic, and other publications.