'Dragon Age: Inquisition' news: Game has hidden secret quest up its sleeve

Bioware's "Dragon Age: Inquisition" has numerous quests for players to munch on up to months and months at a time. Apparently the goodies don't just end there, as the title still has some secrets to reveal. 

According to an unnamed Bioware developer who leaked details and were picked up by pop culture site Kotaku, the hidden quest is pretty obscure, and at this point in time, still unfinished. 

The secret quest starts in the Emerald Graves map, around the north eastern side where there is a river. Near the river, there are two huge rock formations, and in the middle, a small one. Players need to jump onto the small rock for about 50 times, until a voice-over gives the gamer a quest to find and collect the Crystal Grace. 

The Crystal Grace is a rare type of flower in the "Dragon Age" world, and players must travel to and around the Hinterlands. Once the player collects at least 10 flowers in the inventory, they need to go back to the small rock formation. The voice-over will then indicate that the quest is already finished, and the reward will come in the form of increased influence. 

However, this part is where the quest gets interesting. According to the rumor mill, the finished secret quest will have a stash of very rare items that will spawn somewhere on the "Dragon Age" map. 

No other player has found the secret chest with amazing items yet, but most of them have already finished the hidden quest and are now checking out the rest of the "Dragon Age" world to see where the spawned chest full of rare items is located. 

The hidden quest and the sought-after chest of rare items are not new to game developer Bioware. Just last year, the company teased hardcore gamers and casual players alike with hidden quests and additional Easter eggs for its "Dragon Age: Skyhold" title.  

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