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[silverstone1294]

i am lvl 11 so far, abilities i got are:

crushing prison
drain life
mind blast
force field
heroic offense
heroic defense
heroic aura

unfortunately i dont get to use most of those since i use a crapload of sustainables:

spell wisp
haste
telekenetic weapons
rock armor
arcane shield
combat magic

i also have wynne using frost weapons and morrigan using flaming weapons

11 strength
29 dexterity
31willpower
41magic
12 cunning
17 constitution


gear is pretty much just calians full set from the return to ostagar dlc, except for his wep - i am using duncans sword. havent found any good belts/necks/rings yet >.>

what are some important items that every arcane warrior should have? any important abilities im overlooking?
this is my first playthrough

Modifié par silverstone1294, 04 mars 2011 - 04:29 .

[Mrpondzy]

so on your first play through you went a Metagaming Specc to ruin the challenge of the game?

and use google it isnt hard..

Long Sword: Spellweaver (Silverite) + 5 Magic, +1.0 Combat Mana Regen, +10% Chance to
Ignore Hostile Magic

Great Sword: Ageless (Silverite) Weakens Nearby Darkspawn, Messy Kills, +2 Damage vs.
Darkspawn, Increases Hostility and Intimidation, +0.25 Stamina Regen

Boots: Imperial Weavers (All Leathers) + 10% Chance to Dodge Attacks

Chest: Reaper's Vestments +6 Constitution, +20 Fire Res, 16% chance to Ignore Hostile Magic,
+10% Chance to Dodge Attacks

Gloves: Ancient Elven Gloves (Veridium) +2 Armor, +8% Chance to Ignore Hostile Magic

Helmet: First Enchanter's Cowl +4% Chance to Ignore Hostile Magic, +10% Chance to Dodge
Attacks

Shield: Havard's Aegis (Yew Wood) +4% Chance to Ignore Hostile Magic, +5 Defense Against
Missiles

Amulet: Spellward +30% Chance to Ignore Hostile Magic, +10% Chance to Dodge attack

Belt: Andruil's Blessing +2 to All Attributes, +20 Nature Resistances, +1.0 Combat Mana Regen,
+1.0 Combat Stamina Regen, +10 Physical Res.

Ring: Key to the City +2 All Attributes, 4% Chance to Ignore Hostile Magic

[silverstone1294]

you seem like a cool guy

[Ferretinabun]

With an arcane warrior, your top priority is to boost your mana regen so you can keep all your lovely sustained abilities running. Certain items help with this:

Evon the Great's Mail - available from Wade BEFORE he makes you the amour
Wade's Superior Dragonscale Gloves - which Wade can make for you
Wade's Superior Dragonscale Boots - same as WSDG...
Duncan's Sword
Andruil's Blessing - available to buy at mage tower. v expensive, though.

I'd suggest letting Wynne take the weight of some of the sustainables, such as Haste.
And you might also want to consider Death Syphon for when you're fighting mobs to keep your mana up.
I'd also suggest you get Death Magic, Heal and take Blood Mage as your second spec. With the Blood Mage ability to use your health pool as a mana pool and Wynne on hand to keep your health topped up, you may well find you have a virtually infinite mana pool.
But that depends on you actually getting the Blood Mage spec, which is rather difficult to unlock if you don't know where it is. Alternatively, go for Spirit Healer, which is easier to find.

[Sereaph502]

I've been wondering this, too, though I've never gotten around to actually play an AW more than a few hours.

How exactly does everyone get the money to buy the 100g+ items, plus all the backpacks, and all the tomes of arcane knowledge, etc? Doesn't really seem possible without abusing potent lyrium potions (which also means not spending any money at all until you get the recipe)

And would it be a good idea to just have combat magic, rock armor, flame/frost weapons, and MAYBE arcane shield (because I'm not sure if the defense bonus is worth it) on my warden, then give Wynne Haste? Or maybe just drop flame weapons from the warden, give flame/frost to wynne, then pick up TK weapons for the warden (or not get it at all?)

I'm not even sure how to make an arcane warrior spell wise from the start, and I don't want to rely on a respec mod...

[silverstone1294]

well my arcane warrior seems to be coming along quite nicely now...:

weapon: spellweaver -
 +5 magic
+1/+2 mana regeneration in combat
+10% spell resistance
+3 electricity damage

head: reinforced magus cowl -
+2 willpower
+20 mental resistance
-1 dexterity
(gonna replace when i can)

gloves: ancient elven gloves -
     +2 armor
+4% spell resistance

chest: reaper's vestments -    
+6 constitution
+20% fire resistance
+16% spell resistance
+10% chance to dodge attacks
+12 armor

boots: cailan's greaves -
 +1 armor
+20% chance to dodge attacks

shield: cailan's shield -
 +1 armor
Chance to avoid missile attacks
(trying to replace)

belt: andruil's blessing -
 +2 to all attributes
+20% nature resistance
+1/+2 mana regeneration in combat
+1/+2 stamina regeneration in combat
+10 physical resistance

neck: the spellward -
 +5 willpower
+8 health regeneration while exploring
+30% spell resistance
+10% chance to dodge attacks
+6 defense against missiles

ring 1 : lifegiver -
 +10 constitution
+3/+6 health regeneration in combat
+10 health regeneration while exploring
+3 armor
+20% to healing effects received

ring 2 - ring of ages:
+20% fire resistance
+20% cold resistance
+20% electricity resistance
+20% nature resistance
+20% spirit resistance

http://i.imgur.com/j5nEK.jpg

[Stofsk]

Sereaph502 wrote...

I've been wondering this, too, though I've never gotten around to actually play an AW more than a few hours.

How exactly does everyone get the money to buy the 100g+ items, plus all the backpacks, and all the tomes of arcane knowledge, etc? Doesn't really seem possible without abusing potent lyrium potions (which also means not spending any money at all until you get the recipe)

I think you can get a few hundred sovereigns if you don't abuse the lyrium exploit. Of course if you do the latter, you can buy anything you want, sooo...