I like dragons.
So... there's a leaked achievement and a shot in the new trailer that imply we will get to tame a dragon. There are also shots of a Ferelden Frostback (the dragon featured in all media up to this point) attacking the zombie-like dragon threatening the Inquisitor.
I hope we get to choose the species of dragon, because I want this one! 
whoa, so you can tame a dragon?? Maybe that explains the dragon attacking another dragon in one of the trailers..
around 1:40 is what I mean
Ya looks like we will be fighting that dragon during Village of Haven Arc of DAI which is Arc 1 of DAI Main Story before we obtain the Skyhold.
I shall call him Chompy and he will be Chompy and he shall be my Chompy.
Uh, I mean, yes, I'd like to be able to choose the species of dragon, but I doubt it. We'll most probably have a set dragon type.
How to train your dragon 4 confirmed.
I wonder why there were never mentioned dragons using any elements other than fire, before DAI? Whereever codex talks about some, it's always fire.
Well there was Queen of the Blackmarsh in DA:A.
Who was a very special case of not even being alive dragon.
Who was a very special case of not even being alive dragon.
Still....she didn't breathe fire.
I wonder why there were never mentioned dragons using any elements other than fire, before DAI? Whereever codex talks about some, it's always fire.
The dragons lore from the games is that Nevarra once had many different species without giving examples. We only saw one species until DAI: the fire breathing kind.
I hope we get to choose the species of dragon, because I want this one!
It's yucky. It reminds me of this one:
I want a pretty dragon with a tapered muzzle. The way most real reptiles look.
More like the high dragon from DA:O:
This is only dragon we need 
I seriously hope we CANNOT tame a dragon. That would be terrible for Dragon Age for multiple reasons:
First, dragons are a highly advanced, intelligent, and rare species. The most powerful ones, known as the "Old Gods," were even worshiped by the inhabitants of Thedas pre-Andraste. The last thing we need is the supposed "Herald of Andraste" using a dragon as a pet to play Pokemon battles.
Second, there was another, perhaps unknown, fantasy RPG that came out not too long ago that had lots of dragons and you could even call upon a few to aid you in combat. It went by the title of Skyrim I believe? Anyways, BioWare should really try to separate itself from other franchises as much as possible. "Taming" dragons in Skyrim at least made a bit of sense since you were Dragonborn. Why would the Inquisitor have the capacity to tame a dragon?
Third, I don't even see how BioWare could justify this from a gameplay standpoint. Honestly, while a dragon (as depicted in that trailer) may come to the Inquisitor's aid, it's likely fighting of its own volition. I doubt I'm the only one who'd like to keep the Skyrim out of DAI as much as possible. The game already copied enough from Skyrim as it is, for better or for worse.
So... there's a leaked achievement and a shot in the new trailer that imply we will get to tame a dragon. There are also shots of a Ferelden Frostback (the dragon featured in all media up to this point) attacking the zombie-like dragon threatening the Inquisitor.
I hope we get to choose the species of dragon, because I want this one!
I just saw the leaked achievement myself. It was...pretty straightforward.
I hope we get to pick too, even though I doubt we will. Nevertheless, majorly excited!!!
Really??? We get to tame a dragon!?!? 
I shall name him Shingles and he shall be my shingles and he shall charbroil my enemies and make me smores.
Who knows? The dragon we get to tame might be OGB in dragon form
Who knows? The dragon we get to tame might be OGB in dragon form
Noone tames my son! *say Daylen Amell* *strikes you down with lightning*
Also very weird to tame a little boy or teenager i forgot the age. NOT COOL MAN! or WOMAN!
Actually now that I think about all of this... remember that dragon in the end of the Enemy of Thedas trailer? The one that intercepted that other dragon that was about to attack the inquisitor?? Maybe that's the dragon? 
EDIT: Also I see the 2nd comment realized this as well.
I seriously hope we CANNOT tame a dragon. That would be terrible for Dragon Age for multiple reasons:
First, dragons are a highly advanced, intelligent, and rare species. The most powerful ones, known as the "Old Gods," were even worshiped by the inhabitants of Thedas pre-Andraste. The last thing we need is the supposed "Herald of Andraste" using a dragon as a pet to play Pokemon battles.
Second, there was another, perhaps unknown, fantasy RPG that came out not too long ago that had lots of dragons and you could even call upon a few to aid you in combat. It went by the title of Skyrim I believe? Anyways, BioWare should really try to separate itself from other franchises as much as possible. "Taming" dragons in Skyrim at least made a bit of sense since you were Dragonborn. Why would the Inquisitor have the capacity to tame a dragon?
Third, I don't even see how BioWare could justify this from a gameplay standpoint. Honestly, while a dragon (as depicted in that trailer) may come to the Inquisitor's aid, it's likely fighting of its own volition. I doubt I'm the only one who'd like to keep the Skyrim out of DAI as much as possible. The game already copied enough from Skyrim as it is, for better or for worse.
I agree - taming a dragon is too similar to Skyrim and quite a forced concept in a game called Dragon Age. However, as you have brought up that dragons are highly intelligent, it would be interesting if this 'tamed' dragon is befriended through a quest chain and ends up helping here and there throughout other story areas, kind of like a temporary companion - and potentially the dragon we see 'fighting for' the Inquisitor in the trailers (if it turns out to be a placeholder for the trailers (like the Inquisitor in them is) and not Flemeth).
...Also, befriending a dragon would be cool, just ask this one:
Though if we get the choice, I would definitely pick this one (especially for my ice-wielding mage):
Though if we get the choice, I would definitely pick this one (especially for my ice-wielding mage):
I'm pretty sure that one tries to munch you in the trailer...
Pete's Dragon is the one we need
I'm not good at explaining so I'm just gonna say Avexis from the "Dawn of the Seeker" movie. She can somehow influence dragons so it might be something similar to that.
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