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Daerwin's Mouth is an ancient dwarven port which once connected the nearby thaigs to the Waking Sea[1]. It is located in the northwestern most region of the Storm Coast.

Background[]

In ancient times[2] the subterranean port served as a popular meeting place for ambassadors from the Tevinter Imperium and Orzammar. Daerwin's Mouth was favored by the dwarves who avoided the surface in fear of losing their connection to the Stone.[3] The large statue at Morrin's Outlook was used to serve as a marker for incoming ships looking to trade with the dwarves.[4] Once the darkspawn incursions started closing in Orzammar, the dwarves sealed all of the underground routes leading to the port. All reputable use of the port ceased allowing bandits, pirates and smugglers to use the port for their own malicious interests.[5] Rich merchant ships blanket the depths due to the follies of their proud captains.[6]

Involvement[]


This section contains spoilers for:
Dragon Age: Inquisition.


In 9:41 Dragon, a number of boats flying Templar Order insignia have washed up along the shores of the Storm Coast, eventually leading the Inquisition to realize that the Red Templars have repurposed Daerwin's Mouth in favor of of further progressing the Elder One's agenda. The Inquisitor can gain access to the region by completing the Red Templars on the Storm Coast war table operation in Skyhold.

Note: Daerwin's Mouth is only accessible once the side quest Red Water is acquired; this, in turn, requires that the Inquisitor be at or above level 16, and have completed the war table operation Red Templars on the Storm Coast. Daerwin's Mouth entrance can be found north by northwest from the Driftwood Margin Camp.


Quests[]

Measure Veil Strength Measure Veil Strength
Red Water Red Water
Seeing Red Seeing Red

War table operations[]

Red Templars on the Storm Coast Red Templars on the Storm Coast
Restore the Port on the Storm Coast Restore the Port on the Storm Coast

Enemies[]

Red Templars

Collections[]

Landmarks[]

Landmarks on the Coast Landmarks on the Coast

Skyhold Customizations[]

Dwarven Banner Crown Dwarven Banner Crown - looted in the adjacent room after encountering the Behemoth, or in the Burial Grounds Tomb in the Hissing Wastes.

Resources[]

Herbs[]

Black Lotus Black Lotus
Deep Mushroom Deep Mushroom

Metals[]

Summer Stone Summer Stone

Notable items[]

Elven artifacts[]

  • Found on the lower level, just in front of the broken bridge on the opposite side from where the Daerwin's Mouth landmark is claimed.

Red lyrium veins[]

Loot[]

Red Templar Key Red Templar Key - looted from a Red Templar Horror; see side quest Red Water.

Codex entries[]

Codex entry: A Father's Letter Codex entry: A Father's Letter
Codex entry: Daerwin's Mouth Codex entry: Daerwin's Mouth
Codex entry: Surface Dwarves Codex entry: Surface Dwarves
Codex entry: Unsigned Journal Codex entry: Unsigned Journal

Note texts[]

Bandit Notes Bandit Notes

Notes[]

  • Traversing Daerwin's Mouth is the only way to access Dragon Island.
  • The claimable landmark uses the "Point of Interest" map icon; however once the side quest Red Water is completed the icon is changed to a Town icon, allowing for the landmark to be used as fast travel marker.

Bugs[]

  • After completing the side quest Red Water traveling through Daerwin's Mouth will allow for the Red Templar Key to be looted over and over again from a carcass located just past the two boats prior to entering the cave leading into Daerwin's Mouth.

Gallery[]

References[]

  1. From The Storm Coast and Its History by Brother Vincent, Chantry scholar; excerpt from Codex entry: Daerwin's Mouth
  2. Specifically prior to the Divine Age, the dwarven people maintained a sizeable presence on The Coast.
  3. From The Storm Coast and Its History by Brother Vincent, Chantry scholar; expanded from Codex entry: Daerwin's Mouth
  4. From The Storm Coast and its History by Brother Genitivi, Chantry scholar; taken from the Morrin's Outlook landmark
  5. From The Storm Coast and Its History by Brother Vincent, Chantry scholar; expanded from Codex entry: Daerwin's Mouth
  6. From In Pursuit of Knowledge: Travels of a Chantry Scholar by Brother Genitivi; excerpt from Codex entry: The Storm Coast
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