A Friendship with her will transfer damage from Hawke, while a Rivalry will further increase her damage resistance.Īnders is gained through the main storyline Quest Tranquility. Her Guardian tree amps up her tanking abilities by providing damage resistance and damage transfer. She is a Warrior that only uses one handed weapons and shields, lowering her damage output. To keep her in the party you must side with the Templars during the Act 3 Quest The Last Straw, or have a Friendship with her. His Friendship adds extra Attack Speed and Dodge rates, while his Rivalry gives a Stealth chance with Varric takes damage.Īveline is met in the Prologue and can join your party again by talking to her in the Viscount's Keep, which can also start the Side Quest The Way It Should Be (but does not need to be completed).
His special Marksman tree augments his ranged attacks further by boosting damage and attack speed. He is an Archer type Rogue and cannot access Dual Wield. He is a mandatory character who joins shortly after arriving at Kirkwall. The narrator who retells the story of Dragon Age 2. He does not have Weapon and Shield, lowering his tanking potential, but he is still a powerful damage dealer. He will locate Stroud and allow your sibling to join the Grey Wardens. Alternately, During The Deep Roads Expedition bring Carver along with Anders. Finally, during the Act 3 Quest The Last Straw you must side with the Templars although he can also serve as an out of party helper if for the very last battle if you side with the Mages. During the Act 1 Quest The Deep Roads Expedition you must exclude him from your party.
To keep him as a party member you must select Mage as your class. She makes for a good back up healer if you choose not to bring along Anders. She does not have the Primal tree, denying her some defenses and control spells. Alternately, During The Deep Roads Expedition bring Bethany along with Anders. Finally, during the Act 3 Quest The Last Straw you must side with the Circle of Magi although she can also rejoin your active party for the very last battle if you side with the Templars. During the Act 1 Quest The Deep Roads Expedition you must exclude her from your party. To gain her in the party you must select Warrior or Rogue as your class. Hawke is also the only character that gains two Specialization trees. Hawk is the only Warrior/Rogue that can use multiple weapon types, and the only Mages that gets all spell trees. Hawke is the main character and can select from any of the three classes. As for game modes, there's a campaign consisting of 20 missions and skirmish with three different modes, one of which is an open-ended sandbox.By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's Those are the most important ones I think. Furthermore, there are no underground hero fortresses. The overworld works more like a traditional RTS where you control your creatures directly. Here almost every mission requires you to go to the overworld to win, and in a few missions you don't even have a dungeon.
This game allows you to correct your mistakes or remodel your dungeon by filling in empty tiles. Here everything underground is usable immediately after digging it out.įill in areas: Not possible in DK2. Contrast to DK2 where converted heroes had no cap and skeletons were only limited by your prison's size.Ĭlaiming territory: In DK2 your imps have to claim newly revealed tiles before you can use them. A few creatures have separate caps of their own. You start with a cap of just 5 and can increase it to 20. Population cap: Somewhat more strict than in DK2. Here you can get exactly what you want, but it costs gold. Hiring creatures: In DK2 you have to build the requisite rooms and hope the right creatures appear through your portals. However, there are some significant differences. If you liked DK2, chances are you'll like this game.
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