Dragon Age: The Veilguard's array of particular editions revealed, and one features a light-up dagger that positively isn't a toy, however not the precise recreation

Get able to spend some time staring on the money you’d been planning to spent on a Halloween costume this 12 months with combined feelings, as Dragon Age: The Veilguard’s array of particular and collectors’ editions have now been revealed. Yep, now you can begin grappling with the choice as to which model you purchase.

As Bioware confirmed yesterday with a reveal, Veilguard is ready to launch on October 31, that means you do have a little bit of time to contemplate whether or not you want a light-up dagger in your life. Sure, there’s a light-up dagger with one of many editions.

As detailed in a weblog publish that options extra tat than your common dwelling, the usual version of the sport – that’s the one with no frills – prices $69.99/£69.99 on PS5 and Xbox Collection X/S, and $59.99/£49.99 on PC. If you happen to pre-order that or the dearer deluxe version, you’ll get a beauty Blood Dragon armour set.

What additional bits include the deluxe version, which’ll set you again both $89.99/£89.99 on console, or $79.99/£69.99 on PC? Properly, there are (breathes in) three Rook armour units, six Rook weapons, seven companion armour units, and 7 companion weapons.

However – within the phrases of a sure salesman – wait, there’s extra. Enter the “Rook’s Coffer” version, which comes with a map of Thedas, a deck of playing cards, a print of some companions, a potion flask mannequin, and a cube that the publish says is enchanted. Oh and there’s a mannequin of a Lyrium Dagger that appears mild it lights up in related style to the Star Wars lightsabers all of us had as children. Phwoar! Critically although, EA/Bioware insists it’s a “ornamental duplicate, not a toy”. Awww.

What that model, which prices $150/£117.98 doesn’t include although, is the precise recreation. Neither does the “Vyrantium Pack”, which you’ll should verify the provision of in case you’ll be able to’t get it in your area and comes with a game-free steelbook case, a steel print, a pocket book, and a collector’s outer field to maintain all of that in.

Oh, and there’s an artbook for the sport, which additionally doesn’t include the sport, and boasts three editions of it’s personal – normal for $49.99, deluxe for $99.99, and a Bioware gear unique version for $55.00.

Are you excited into dig into Dragon Age: The Veilguard as soon as it arrives, and which of those editions do you suppose you’ll be plumping for? Tell us under!