Technology in Thedas is a blend of both magical and mundane tools.
Magical [ ]
This section is incomplete and requires expansion.
Astrarium
Anvil of the Void ' – a device used to create golems.
Astrarium – a device of ancient Tevinter origin that allows the viewing of constellations in the stars.
Circulum Infinitus – an ancient artifact powered by blood magic.
Eluvian – a "mirror" used to communicate and travel great distances.
Glowstone – a rock infused with lyrium to provide light.[2]
Golem – creatures of hewn stone or sheets of metal animated with a spark of lyrium .
Lyrium éperlan – a device of unknown origin, capable of combining runes.
Magrallen – a device empowered by blood of those carrying the blood of Great dragon .[3]
Memory crystal – dwarven in origin, it is used to store voices and memories.
Mirror of Transformation – a magical mirror that can alter your appearance, at the cost of changing who you were and will be in the future.
Occularum
Ocularum – a skull infused with a crystal protruding through the right eye socket used to reveal hidden shards.
Phylactery – a vessel used to contain the essence of a magical being.
Qamek – a poison used by the Tamassrans on those who refuse to be converted into the ideology of the Qun .
Rune – items that bestow magical properties to enchant weapons.
Sending stones/crystals – magical devices capable of facilitating long-distance communication.
Elven stone
Sending crystal – a rare artifact that lets two parties communicate easily across large distances.[4]
Sending stone – a communication device located in each Circle of Magi that allows for exchange of information between multiple locations, although sendings are not done lightly. The Divine has an access to a sending stone as well.[5]
Shard
Veilfire – a unique source of lighting that mages can activate, but anyone can carry.
Mundane [ ]
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Clocks – Dwarven made and uncommon.[6] [7]
Compass [13]
Crossbow [14]
Bianca – Varric's personal repeating crossbow of unique design.
Sha-Brytol Bolter – a rapid-firing crossbow-like weapon similar in function to Bianca, but more mechanized, that fires lyrium-infused bolts.
Davri Mechanical Thresher – powered by steam, it separates grain from chaff.[15]
Davri Seed Drill – distributes seeds in a perfect row, can be adjusted for spacing and depth of the crop being planted. Requires a horse or ox to operate.[16]
Davri Spinning Machine – powered by moving water, spins a finer quality of thread than other spinning methods.[16]
Furnace and stoves
Grappling Hook [18]
Heliograph – a way to communicate long distances using light.[19]
Plumbing and sanitation
Printing Press
Qunari Dreadnoughts
Warfare [ ]
References [ ]
↑ Justice (quest)
↑ Dragon Age: The World of Thedas , vol. 1, p. 93
↑ Dragon Age: Until We Sleep
↑ Gifted by Dorian Pavus to the befriended or romanced Inquisitor during the Exalted Council .
↑ Dragon Age: Asunder , Chapter 14-16
↑ Discussed by David Gaider [1] . Twitter
↑ Seen in Val Royeaux in Dragon Age: Inquisition
↑ Mentioned by Dorian in the context of an "hourglass figure".
↑ Seen in Dragon Age: Origins in the basement of Kinloch Hold
↑ Short Story: The Riddle of Truth
↑ Mention of Antivan water clocks in Obtain Amulet for Cole
↑ Dialogue between Varric and Bethany
↑ Engraved Compass
↑ Crossbows
↑ Dragon Age: The World of Thedas , vol. 2, p. 256
↑ 16.0 16.1 16.2 16.3 Dragon Age: The World of Thedas , vol. 2, p. 257
↑ The stoves in Skyhold kitchens and other locations in Dragon Age: Inquisition
↑ Seen in Dragon Age: Until We Sleep comic
↑ The Heartwood Feast
↑ Dragon Age: Origins: Prima Official Game Guide
↑ 21.0 21.1 Dragon Age: Tevinter Nights , Luck in the Gardens
↑ Dragon Age: Tevinter Nights , Half Upfront
↑ Codex entry: Notes on Methods of Enchantment
↑ Dragon Age: The World of Thedas , vol. 2, p. 251
↑ Antivan print houses are mentioned in Hard in Hightown 3: Varric's Revenge
↑ Bronze Sextant
↑ Free Sailor Sextant
↑ Isabela's boat in Dragon Age: Those Who Speak
↑ Shown in Josephine's epilogue slide .
↑ Based on the discussion with Loilinar Ivo .
↑ Dragon Age: The Stolen Throne p. 50, 51
↑ Spyglass Requisition on the Plains
↑ Dragon Age: The World of Thedas , vol. 1, p. 35
↑ Mentioned by Varric dialogue in Inquisition while talking about Paragons.
↑ Seen in Skyhold as the upgrade marker for Major Upgrades
↑ Dialogue between Blackwall and Cassandra Pentaghast
↑ Seen in Dragon Age: Inquisition during Here Lies the Abyss
↑ Seen in Dragon Age: Inquisition , labeled as such in the game files
↑ 39.0 39.1 Dragon Age: Those Who Speak
↑ 40.0 40.1 40.2 Codex entry: Siege Equipment in Thedas
↑ Blackpowder Courtesy
↑ Can collect one version of the recipe in Trespasser
↑ Dragon Age: Last Flight , p. 156
↑ Dworkin's "Safe" Explosives
↑ Sha-Brytol