During the PAX Prime event in Seattle, "Dragon Age: Inquisition" developers have announced that they will release the final DLC for the game which is titled "Trespasser." More importantly, however, the DLC will also end the game's main story and serve as an epilogue two years after the main campaign's ending. 

"The story explores what it's like to be a world-saving organization when the world no longer needs saving," says creative director Mike Laidlaw. "It's a chance to meet and talk with old friends, to uncover a new threat, and ultimately decide the fate of the Inquisition you worked so hard to build. It might just contain hints about the future of Thedas, too." 

Laidlaw also states that the DLC will mark the end of "Dragon Age: Inquisition," hinting that the developers may already be at work on a new entry in the "Dragon Age" franchise. According to a report from Gamespot, this indicates that the DLC will wrap up the "Inquisition" story while still opening the doors for what may come up next. 

To access the content of "Trespasser," gamers will need to finish the main campaign of the game. This makes sense since the DLC will serve as an epilogue. Gamers who have yet to finish the storyline have until Sept. 8 which is when the "Trespasser" DLC will be officially launched. 

No official price for the DLC has yet been posted although it is expected to cost $15, similar to the two previous single player DLC packs "Jaws of Hakkon" and "The Descent." 

Along with the announcement of the DLC comes a patch with two main features. The first is the Golden Nug which will allow gamers to synchronize their game's collectibles. Laidlaw describes it as a "new game plus without having to start a new game." The other feature is a wardrobe added to the game's Skyhold.