The Anderfels are a land of shocking extremes. Only spirits roam its halls now, alongside the memories of those who gave their lives to protect us all from darkness.įrom the journal of Veldin, Grey Warden of Orlais, 8:58 Blessed but should the Order ever return, they will find it difficult to resurrect. The dwarves did well by us I suspect Adamant will remain for ages to come. I returned recently with a small expedition to retrieve supplies, surprised to see it still standing. We left the great griffon statues to tarnish in the blowing sand, retreating to Montsimmard with a sense of loss and shame. So in the dawn of the Blessed Age, we sealed the fortress's mighty gates. Even if darkspawn still emerged from the chasm, who would they threaten other than the Wardens themselves? each visit of the Warden-Commander made it more apparent that Adamant had become a symbol of our decline. There were no griffons to fill its weyrs, too few Wardens to man its battlements, too many good men and women killed by demons creeping through the thinning Veil. The entire Western Approach had become a wasteland, and thus the expense of maintaining the fortress became increasingly difficult to justify. We kept the land safe from further encroachment, but as each new Age dawned, memories of our sacrifice became fainter. It had been built as a bastion against darkspawn spilling out from the Abyssal Rift, a symbol of how we had done the impossible, pushing those creatures back into the shadows where they belonged. Of all the decisions we Grey Wardens were forced to make over the lean years, withdrawing from the fortress of Adamant was perhaps the most difficult. Known Main Locations in World of Dragon Age: Inquisition Adamant Fortress

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