Needless to say, this is going to be a long article and it will involve heavy spoilers for Dragon Age: Origins, Dragon Age 2, and their DLC, but no spoilers for Inquisition itself. For that reason, we've put together this extensive guide to every decision it asks you to make.
That said, configuring Keep with a fuzzy memory of Dragon Age isn't easy. This helps you to resolve plot holes, ensure that every decision is registered correctly, and even change a few if you're not happy with how things went. Rather than import saves directly from previous games, BioWare have opted to allow you to configure a world state via an online application. This is particularly true if you're just getting to grips with Dragon Age Keep. I've been playing it too, and even with a thorough knowledge of the previous games - and having read all of the novels and comics - it takes a little work to hold Thedas' complicated history in your head all at once. As Phil notes in his review, Dragon Age: Inquisition's massive scope is matched by the complicated and sometimes overwhelming ways in that it interacts with pre-existing Dragon Age canon.
