There are a variety of rogues in the Dragon Age franchise, but some are better than others
Dragon Age has had its fair share of entertaining characters that have interested players across the franchise. From the assortment of races that make up the world of Thedas to the classes they specialize in, Dragon Age has some pretty incredible characters for players to get to know.
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One category of characters that is in need of some attention is the variety of rogues that have made up the franchise. From those that appear in Dragon Age: Origins to the newer additions of the most recent title of Dragon Age: Inquisition, these characters are considered to be the best rogues around.
Starting off strong, Sebastian Vael was a skilled archer as well as rogue that could join Hawke and the rest of their party with The Exiled Prince DLC in Dragon Age 2. This royal prince is deadly with a bow and therefore specializes in the skill tree of Royal Archer, this allows Sebastian to withstand hits, distract enemies and easily attack with critical strikes from behind.
Besides the lethal rogue Sebastian can be for players, he is also an incredibly in-depth character with a lot of personality. Having to decide between his faith and loyalty to Andraste, or avenging the death of his family and taking up the throne makes Sebastian an interesting character that players enjoyed getting to know throughout the adventure of Hawke.
Cole is a very complex character that appears in Dragon Age: Inquisition. Some players may be very confused by this spirit that appears to look like a young man due to the cryptic lines he speaks in both in combat and around the main base of Skyhold.
However, one thing that cannot be denied is the deadly assassin the Ghost of the Spire actually is while making the most of his other worldly powers. Besides the amusing fact that unlike other rogues when using the invisibility Cole has a green hue to match his Fade origins he also specializes in the Assassin skill tree allowing for the most damaging strikes.
