More story DLCs will be rolled out for "Dragon Age: Inquisition," according to the game's creative director, Mike Laidlaw. He confirmed on Twitter that there will be more story contents that will be released for the latest installment in the "Dragon Age" series. 

"The past three days have been filled with that weird intensity that makes game dev kind of addictive," Laidlaw posted.

He also mentioned the rush that happens when things come together. But the creative director also admitted that the game developers are still not done creating the story content for "Dragon Age: Inquisition" at the moment. 

Also, Laidlaw stated that BioWare is not thinking of using the main character of "Dragon Age: Origins" called the Hero of Ferelden in the next DLC since players were already too involved in the character's choices and it will be difficult to have a canonical version of the character. 

The first DLC for the game was released in March, titled "Jaws of Hakkon." It features additional types of armors, weapons, and villains, along with a new region dubbed as Frostback Basin. It is also being offered by game publisher EA Games as a cross-buy DLC, meaning those who purchase it for the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 can also use the downloadable content on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One for free. 

The next DLC was released in May 1, and it was the free multiplayer DLC titled "Dragonslayer." This one includes a new multiplayer map known as Ferelden Castle as well as three new playable characters called Skywatcher, Isabela, and Zither the Virtuoso. It was released together with "The Black Emporium DLC," which debuted the in-game shop and the "Mirror of Transformation" where players can opt to revise their appearance.