Dragon Age The Veilguard: Should You Send Davrin Or Harding To Lead the Distraction?

I will guide you through Dragon Age The Veilguard: Should you send Davrin or Harding to lead the distraction?

As Taash can take on the role of Davrin in the future, sending companions to do some quests, in-game you can choose Davrin and prefer Harding, or - if you find the narrative more interesting - choose Davrin and interpret his sacrifice as the heroic nature of a Grey Warden and skilled monster hunter.

Dragon Age The Veilguard: Should you send Davrin or Harding to lead the distraction?

As Taash can take on the role of Davrin in the future, sending companions to do some quests, in-game you can choose Davrin and prefer Harding, or - if you find the narrative more interesting - choose Davrin and interpret his sacrifice as the heroic nature of a Grey Warden and skilled monster hunter.

At some point, when Rook and his team set out to defeat the gods in Dragon Age: The Veilguard, you must make an important decision that will decide the fate of one of your companions.

The decision is made during the Isle of the Gods quest in Dragon Age: The Veilguard, which is one of the main quests in the game. The choice Rook must make in that quest is not easy by any means and no amount of preparation can change the outcome.

The following article contains spoilers about the choices made in the Isle of the Gods quest in Dragon Age: The Veilguard.

Who Should Lead the Diversion in Dragon Age: The Veilguard?

Before choosing Davrin or Harding, you should know who will be chosen will die. It doesn't matter if players have completed all of their companions' quests and made them Heroes of Veilguard, the character will sacrifice themselves later on when they face Ghilan'nain.

Should Harding Lead the Diversion in Dragon Age: The Veilguard?

Harding will succeed in leading the diversion, but will meet her end when players face Ghilan'nain. She will be greatly missed by the rest of the companions and will be unavailable for the rest of the game. This means that you won't be able to add her to your team, use her new abilities, or talk to her after you return to the lighthouse.

Naturally, if Rook is in love with Harding, then you obviously won't be able to pursue it. Also, later on is when crucial decisions are made about your companions' involvement during the Last Tactic, and Harding fits into many categories, but she won't be available. For the sake of the story, you can choose Harding for a way to redeem yourself for that time when she failed to stop Solas earlier in the game, as this failure always haunted her.

Should Davrin lead the diversion in Dragon Age: The Veilguard?

Similar to Harding, Davrin will buy players some time when they face Ghilan'nain by sacrificing himself. Plus, if that's not bad enough, Assan will sacrifice himself as well, so keep that in mind. As a warrior, Davrin will be the one to be able to take advantage of the game's challenges.S that deals decent damage with the right equipment. So, choosing Davrin means you'll lose his abilities, you won't be able to talk to him at the Lighthouse, and you won't be able to romance him either. Most importantly, Rook will lose Assan's company, meaning you won't be able to pet, play with, or hug the griffin.

Since Taash can perform Davrin's duties, later when the mandate to send companions to complete a certain quest comes out, players might choose Davrin if they want Harding to be around. If they like the narrative, then they might choose Davrin and consider his sacrifice as part of his heroic nature, given that Davrin is a Grey Warden and a skilled monster hunter.