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[Ghostish]

City elf rogue, assassin + dualist or assassin + bard, have'nt decided yet.

[DocSun]

Human Mage: Primal, BloodMagic, Spirit Healer



Human Warrior: 2Handed, Beserker, Champion



Dalish Elf Rogue: Dual Weild/Bow, Assassin, Ranger



City Elf Warrior: Sword and Sheild, Reaver (not sure about other)



Noble Dwarf Warrior: 2hand axe maul only (for RP reasons) Templar Champion



Common Dwarf Rogue: Dual Weild, Dulist Bard

[Dennis Carpenter]

Ahlden Human templar 2hd sword archer precise shot etc. etc. have 23 different characters based on moral concepts we'll see how many can still have them by games end.

[Nyjahl]

The main ones I had in mind first are:

Dwarf Commoner Warrior

-Dual Weapons/Crossbow
-Berserker
-Reaver


Human Noble Warrior

-Sword and Shield
-Champion
-Templar
 

Dwarf Commoner Rogue

-Dual Weapons/Crossbow
-Assassin
-Bard


Elf Mage

-Primal/Spirit
-Shapeshifter
-Arcane Warrior
 

Modifié par Nyjahl, 30 octobre 2009 - 01:23 .

[C Butler]

Any word of if the game supports dual classing? i.e. Mage/ Warrior?

I doubt it would without the D&D elements and the lack of support for that in the backstory.

[LdyShayna]

C Butler wrote...

Any word of if the game supports dual classing? i.e. Mage/ Warrior?

It does not. 

EDIT:  However, you may take a look at some of the specializations to see if they might give a partial feel for something similar (Arcane Warrior and Templar both spring to mind). 

Modifié par LdyShayna, 26 octobre 2009 - 05:43 .

[Remmirath]

For my first character, a city elf rogue, I'm thinking probably assassin and dual-wielding. No clue for a secondary specialisation yet, and I'm not sure what weapons. Daggers or possibly shortswords, I suppose. Dual-wielding large weapons has always struck me as a bit awkward.

[Nooblink]

no summoner

[Arttis]

I see a few people are going for human templar/champion shield and weapon.This will end up being the classic tank wont it?

Modifié par Arttis, 26 octobre 2009 - 07:40 .

[Flamezdude]

Human Noble Warrior - Sword and Shield - Reaver and Champion.

Dalish Elf Rogue - Dual Blade/Bow - Bard, Duelist.

Modifié par Flamezdude, 26 octobre 2009 - 08:03 .

[Tamcia]

Human Noble ---> 1h + shield, champion and templar



Dwarf Noble ---> Dual wield berserker



Human Mage ---> Arcane + Spirit



Dalish Elf Rogue --> Assassin + Duelist



Will create more chars later, but I want to complete the game with these ones first.

[Zilod]

first char will be
elf mage - mage - blood mage/spirit healer - entropy or spirit heavy

for second char not yet sure have to decide between tank or dps
human noble - warrior - reaver/templar (or reaver/zerker) - 2h
or
human noble - warrior - templar/champion - sword and shield

third char
dalish elf - rogue - duelist/ranger - dual wield (but proficent with bow too)

Modifié par Zilod, 26 octobre 2009 - 10:00 .

[K3m0sabe]

I'm definitely going as a mage first, with a combination of spirit healer + something else, as not to be forced to have Wynne in the party to perform heals.



Its an interesting dilemma, i have to have Morrigan in the party due to the shear awesomeness of her personality, as well as Alistair for the banter he provides.



That leaves one other spot for an npc companion, which will probably be Leliana for the obligatory lock-picking and trap disarming skills.



To have a well balanced party that would make it necessary for my spirit healer to balance the melee aspect of the party, probably with an Arcane Warrior, tho im not sure what type of armour and weapons are available to that specialization.

[Bara Rockfall]

It's always a little hard to judge these things since we haven't seen how they work in-game yet. I plan for now is to play a City Elf rogue and go for the Duelist specialization. Actually playing will determine where this plan goes in reality.

[Pathalone]

Depends on how it goes in the game. First will be a Human/Noble Warrior/Champion, not sure on the 2d (hope I can stay away from Paladin).

[Maria Caliban]

Nooblink wrote...

no summoner

The ranger specialization is a summoning class.

[cyanrabbit]

Can anybody confirm this -->

I read somewhere (Yeah I forgot, but so many threads) that you indeed had two steps in specializing; at level 7 and 14. BUT what was implied was that you got two specialization points at level 7 and two more at 14, meaning that either you chose to partially start two specs (2 points in both or 3vs.1), OR max one.



Any news on that? how many total spec points available and at what level?

[minamber]

You get 2 specialization points, one at level 7 and one at level 14.

However, they are only used to unlock specializations. To be able to use the talents in a specialization tree, you must use the regular talent points that you get every level.

[cyanrabbit]

okey dokey, thanks, messes up my character planning but thanks ;-)

Modifié par cyanrabbit, 26 octobre 2009 - 03:58 .

[Razcalking1978]

These spring to mind. Keeping each to four choices so that I can excel at them and pick up some of the general talents.



Human Noble - Warrior



- Shield Bash Tree

- Shield Mastery Tree

- Champion Specialization Tree

- Warrior Death Blow Tree



Human Noble or Dwarven Commoner - Rogue



- Dual Wielding Expertise Tree

- Archery Pinning/Crippling Tree

- Rogue Deft Hands Tree

- Rogue Below the Belt Tree



Elven Mage



- Creation - Healing Spells

- Spirit - Telekinetic Spells

- Entropy - Draining Spells

- Mage - General Spells

[Selzurius]

A Human Mage will be my first character.

Arcane Warrior / Something else, either Blood Mage or Spirit Healer.

Primal: Fire and Lightning lines

Spirit: Walking Bomb line, Mana Drain / Spell Might line

Entropy: Weakness line

Creation: 1 pip into healing

[archman64]

My first character is going to be a sword and shield warrior. Templar with my first specialization and likely a champion with my second specialization. Unique I know.

[IAmTheRad]

I'm thinking of Elf Mage, Shape Shifter, Blood Mage

[Razcalking1978]

How many trees do we figure we'll be able to maximize with the number of talent points we'll get?

[Maria Caliban]

Razcalking1978 wrote...

How many trees do we figure we'll be able to maximize with the number of talent points we'll get?

There's some debate as to how many talents we get per level. I suspect it's somewhat like ME where you get more on the lower levels because I've heard people say one talent point per level and I've heard people say two talent points per level.