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[Ghostish]

Wissenschaft wrote...

2 specializations is rather pointless to me since you desperately need talent points. Not many to go around if you want to max your weapon and class talent trees.

The specializations don't just open up new talent paths, they also give you stat bonuses, so even if your not planning to invest in the specialization talents, they can still be worth it for their other benefits.

As for myself, im going rogue-assassin-duelist.

[Yagamoth3433]

Mage ---> Blood Mage -----> Shapeshifter

[delra123]

Mage -> Arcane Warrior + Healer. With Alistair and Sten as tanks.

[XavierDale]

Warrior -> Templar + Guardian. Tank of the party after getting Wynne

[DarkLordDaishi]

Warrior-->Bersezker-->Reaver

[Korva]

I'm not really keen on the specializations, they just don't excite me at all and mostly don't fit my characters either. Champion and/or Templar would be okay for my human noble warrior. Maybe Berserker for the dwarven equivalent. The mage likely won't take any specializations at all unless arcane warrior makes sense for her story-wise though I am not planning to put a single point in its talents. And the Dalish rogue is up in the air too (partly because I'm still torn between archery and dual-wielding).

Modifié par Korva, 04 novembre 2009 - 11:57 .