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[xedgorex]

 I want to solo for the first time and im pretty much set on a Dwarf Warrior, im just not sure what to do from here.
Like im by no means a giant min/maxer but i need make sur ei put points in the right places from the beginning.

I have Wardens keep and shale downloaded, i dont mind using the helm of honnleath but i want to stay away from starfang and warden commander, they won't follow me to awakening

[Unrefined-Nemesis]

Soloing the first time is a hard choice,



What build are you going for ?



I recommend going for a Dual-Wield Warrior on the first solo play through because its much easier, thanks to Dual Sweep and Whirlwind. These AOE skills may be "cheap" to others but large mobs fall quickly to them when they are surrounding you.



Gear wise without using any equipment from Warden's Keep (There's a mod to allow them to be transferred over to awakenings on dragonagenexus)



Helm of Honnleath (+2 to All Attributes +3 Armor)



Wade's Superior Dragonscale Gloves

Evon the Great's Mail

Wade's Superior Dragonscale Boots



Gives the Superior Dragonscale item set bonus



The Spellward: 30% magic resistance + your Dwarf bonus = OUH YEAH !



Andruil's Blessing: +2 all attributes +20% nature resistance +1/+2 combat mana regeneration +1/+2 combat stamina regeneration +10 physical resistance (Need I say why ?)



Harvest Festival Ring: +2 Strength +2 Dexterity +4 Attack (From Shale's DLC)



Key to the city: +2 to all attributes +4% spell resistance +10% to healing effects received



Lifegiver: +10 Constitution +3 Combat Health Regeneration +10 Exploration Health Regeneration +3 Armor +20 Healing Effects Received



Ring of Ages: 20% resistance to all elements



Maric's Blade or Duncan's Sword both transfer to awakening since RTO dlc transfer over



Dead Thaig Shanker or The Rose Thorn.