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Dragon Age: Inquisition Deluxe Edition bonuses revealed

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Electronic Arts has released details for the Digital Deluxe Edition of its upcoming, highly anticipated Dragon Age: Inquisition, which is set for release on October 7.

For $70, players will be treated to a wealth of exclusive content including: the digital soundtrack, a Red Hart Halla mount (or a Bog Unicorn, for the more evil-inclined), the Skyhold Throne (made from a dragon’s skull), and the “Flames of the Inquisition” pack, which includes armor, weapons and a mount. There’s also more to be announced, according to EA. Nobody will expect your Inquisition.

More details and pre-order for the PC download are available on EA’s Origin website. Separate product listings from GameStop also confirm that the Digital Deluxe Edition bonuses carry over to the console releases.

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