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[Anal Bandit]

 I've read that donating to these gives you xp. I've tried donating both sovereigns and elfroot, neither of them give me any xp. I've thrown probably around 1000 elfroot and 500 sovereigns, still nothing. Any ideas?

[Wotannanow]

The amount of xp you get is small. And if you've reached the level cap... then you don't get any xp from any action.

[caradoc2000]

At least on 360, you don't get any XP.

[Arthur Cousland]

You do get xp on xbox 360. Perhaps it takes more items, but after emptying out my inventory and loading up on elfroots twice, my warden gained a level or so. I may have traded in more elfroot, but my warden ran out of money and I didn't want to resort to crafting lyrium potions. He still reached lv 25 before the end of Origins, so it all went well.



If you plan on importing your Origins warden to Awakening, you'll most likely reach the level 35 cap before the end, so you shouldn't feel the need to rush to get lv 25 asap in Origins. I'd just use the camp emissaries to dump any inventory that I had on me from regular adventuring. If you are past the landsmeet and are desperate to reach lv 25 before heading to Denerim for the final battle, then head to Varathorn in the Brecilian Forest and stock up on elfroots and etc. While you do get xp, it is very small and you will need lots of money and inventory space.

[Anal Bandit]

 I'm already in awakening, I was just trying to hit level 20 with my other character for an achievement is all. I'll give it one more shot and stock up on loads of elfroot.

[caradoc2000]

Arthur Cousland wrote...

You do get xp on xbox 360. Perhaps it takes more items, but after emptying out my inventory and loading up on elfroots twice, my warden gained a level or so. I may have traded in more elfroot, but my warden ran out of money and I didn't want to resort to crafting lyrium potions.

I've never gained anything whatsoever from the crates.

[Esbatty]

Do they effect the number Golems/Werewolves/Dwarves/Archers/Militia/Templars/Mages you get?

[mousestalker]

Esbatty wrote...

Do they effect the number Golems/Werewolves/Dwarves/Archers/Militia/Templars/Mages you get?

You get the same number regardless. The supply crates are largely a way to get controlled amounts of XP. They're great if you're teetering on the verge of leveling up right before Landsmeet, for example. You can give elfroots to the Dalish and level up in camp.

[Eski.Moe]

Ha, I was just wondering about this earlier. It's a shame. I would have liked to have seen these donations actually have an effect. To have mages come out blasting with lightning due to the runes or the dwarves decked out with their pimped up armour.

[Arthur Cousland]

Usually, I'll use the chests as a means to get closer to the lv 25 cap before heading to Redcliffe near the end of Origins. I'll sell any excess inventory, including gifts and other items that I've been hoarding and then unload a full inventory of elfroots at camp. I have gained full levels out of this, so it does work, though maxing out levels is easy enough playing through the game naturally while playing the post-Origins content.

[ArawnNox]

mousestalker wrote...

Esbatty wrote...

Do they effect the number Golems/Werewolves/Dwarves/Archers/Militia/Templars/Mages you get?

You get the same number regardless. The supply crates are largely a way to get controlled amounts of XP. They're great if you're teetering on the verge of leveling up right before Landsmeet, for example. You can give elfroots to the Dalish and level up in camp.

Not true!
In my first game I did lots of donations and then in my second I didn't donate at all. There was an obvious difference in the quality of gear the troops were equipped with. My first game they had top teir equipment while the second game I think they only had teir 5 or 6. It made an impact in their survivability.
If I understood the toolkit I'd dig around for some numbers to back up my observations.

[longtimecoming00]

ArawnNox wrote...

Not true!
In my first game I did lots of donations and then in my second I didn't donate at all. There was an obvious difference in the quality of gear the troops were equipped with. My first game they had top teir equipment while the second game I think they only had teir 5 or 6. It made an impact in their survivability.
If I understood the toolkit I'd dig around for some numbers to back up my observations.

The equipment of your allies are also tied to your character level.  If your second character was at a lower level than the first, it might explain why the allies on that play-through did not posses top tier items.