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During Dragon Age 2: Mark of the Assassin, after slaying the wyvern, Duke Prosper will say hunting wyvern is a "terrible risk, but the prize." This is a reference to a line from Jacob Taylor to a romanced Shepard in Mass Effect 2.

If Varric and Sera are in the party in Dragon Age: Inquisition, Varric may talk about he and Bianca's "reach and flexibility," a nod to Garrus' line when romancing Shepard in Mass Effect 2.

This is a nod to Garrus' infamously repetitive calibration line. Cullen comments in the War Room in Dragon Age: Inquisition that he needs to leave to calibrate the trebuchets, and Leliana and Josephine will imply he is always doing that.There are many famous Mass Effect lines that appear in Dragon Age. While there are no specific quests or rewards associated with finding them, players can keep an eye out for these nods from the developers to their fans. Dragon Age tends to include references to popular fantasy media, so science fiction nods are a little easier for fans to spot because they feel more out of place. There are some Mass Effect Easter Eggs in every Dragon Age game, though the majority appear in Dragon Age: Inquisition. How To Find The Mass Effect Easter Eggs In Dragon Age Others are more subtle, like specific codex entries or party banter that only triggers when the Inquisitor has certain characters with them. For players who enjoy both series and want to catch all the references, here's every Mass Effect Easter Egg in Dragon Age and how to find them. Related: Mass Effect Legendary Edition: Every Dragon Age Easter Egg (& Where to Find Them)Īs Dragon Age: Origins came out a few years following the first Mass Effect game, there are far more references to Mass Effect in Dragon Age than the other way around. Many of the Mass Effect Easter Eggs in Dragon Age are easy to spot, like the ubiquitous mounted krogan heads on the walls of various estates across Orlais, or some of Cole's famous, cryptic references in Dragon Age: Inquisition.

Thanks to the release of Mass Effect Legendary Edition and a few teasers about the upcoming Dragon Age 4, interest has picked up for both games, prompting players and fans to discuss the similarities between the two. The Dragon Age series shares many similarities with the Mass Effect trilogy, and all three games include Easter Eggs and references to BioWare's epic sci-fi RPG. Fans have long theorized that Dragon Age's Thedas could conceivably be a planet in the Mass Effect universe, though there has been no official confirmation from BioWare.