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The Breach's growth was temporarily stopped by the the Inquisitor, who lacked enough power to seal it at the time. The Breach itself expanded every hour, and being tied to the Anchor, it slowly began killing the Inquisitor. Magister Gereon Alexius also discovered that the Breach was a wellspring of magic that could make limited time travel possible and has exploited this new magical innovation to manipulate the rebel mages into indenturing themselves to him and his Venatori masters. After extensive study of the Fade rifts' effects, the Mages' Collective founded the Rift Mage discipline. The Mages' Collective learned that the excess magic has altered the conventional rules of magic. The Breach and the Fade rifts have also flooded the world with surplus magic which has led to the creation of new schools of magic. As a result, demons and spirits leaked through the Fade to a Thedas embroiled in the Mage-Templar War and the Orlesian Civil War, driven mad by their transition into the physical world. Touching it caused an explosion that destroyed the Temple of Sacred Ashes, sundering the Veil across southern Thedas, and creating multiple Fade rifts-the largest being called the Breach. In the course of the ritual, the future Inquisitor walked in on the Elder One and accidentally received the Anchor from the Orb of Destruction. The Breach was created by the Elder One using Divine Justinia V as a sacrifice to power the ritual as part of his greater goal to become a god. The breach destroyed the newly rebuilt Temple of Sacred Ashes and killed everyone in attendance, save one. From Codex entry: The Breach Involvement From The True Threat of Magic by Lady Seeker Alandra Vael If there is anything to be done, any reason we should look at magic with fear, it is for that possibility more than any other. but what about a large one? What if some catastrophic magical event created a rift so large and horrific, it weakened the integrity of the Veil as a whole? Such a ' breach' would threaten our entire world, turning concerns about occasional demonic intrusion into a charming anecdote compared to the monsters we would then face. Known lore tells us that small rifts can be sealed.

At any moment it could be torn to shreds, allowing demons and other horrors to flood into our world like water through a burst dam.

It is in their home, in the streets where they walk, in farmers' fields as well as remote mountain vales.

The Veil is not a physical curtain, not a structure limited to a particular place-it is everywhere. What does it mean to pierce the Veil, that which separates our world from the realm of dreams and demons? For the average man and woman, it is a frightening thought to consider just how fragile this separation actually is.

Dragon age inquisition closes after launch