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[Psychoray]

http://dragonage.wik.../Specialization

Shape Shifter, Arcane Warrior, Blood Mage and several others have just been added! Maria Caliban (the admin of the wiki) seems to be entering information from the prima strategy guide.

I hope spirit healer is next! :happy:

Modifié par Psychoray, 31 octobre 2009 - 03:37 .

[Rikaze]

I hope we get to see some info on the warrior Specializations. I wanna know what's gonna work best for my Sword and Shield warrior. (You can see him, on the left here, next to this post, because, yes, that is my sword/shield warrior... I know, I know, no one plays those anymore, so sue me, I likes me some shield bashing! =D)

[Psychoray]

No one plays Shield/Sword anymore? Hell, if possible, my mage will use a sword + shield, just because it looks so awesome!

[willtraverse]

Awesome. Thanks.

[Urbanmech]

Excellent! /Bill and Ted

[Nikator]

Awesome to get this info. However, seeing as the Prima guide had minor spoilers in it (Such as how to obtain the specializations), will Maria (Hopefully you will read this and can answer directly) be leaving out the spoilers and only add the neutral "facts"?

[BewareTheDrow]

Nikator wrote...

Awesome to get this info. However, seeing as the Prima guide had minor spoilers in it (Such as how to obtain the specializations), will Maria (Hopefully you will read this and can answer directly) be leaving out the spoilers and only add the neutral "facts"?

Its a video game wiki. I'd be inclined to say everything possible would be added, the point of a wiki is to be thorough. Right now there aren't any spoilers though.

[AviramG]

Sorry but where exactly is the 'in depth' ?
All im seeing is the same vague flavor-text and the names of the abilities that were there for a while now on the biowiki


ahh my bad, there's something for bloodmage.
hope u get to arcane warrior soon

Modifié par AviramG, 31 octobre 2009 - 02:11 .

[Chikkenstorm]

Bloodmage looks awesome! Thanks for the info.

Hope we'll get the other classes as well. Should save me some time on deciding which specializations I'm going to pick.

[Chikkenstorm]

More more more!

I think they have all the classes now, atleast a crapload (including warrior and rogue)

[Kesica]

Actually, some infornation was taken out. yesterday it listed the NPC that would train the PC in blood magic.



Oh well

[endaround]

Rikaze wrote...

I hope we get to see some info on the warrior Specializations. I wanna know what's gonna work best for my Sword and Shield warrior. (You can see him, on the left here, next to this post, because, yes, that is my sword/shield warrior... I know, I know, no one plays those anymore, so sue me, I likes me some shield bashing! =D)

Champion seems to fit in well for its buffing abilities and can knock enemies down with the final talent.  Templar also works for its ability to dispel negative party effects.

[Sotaklas]

love the blood mage spells !!

[Chikkenstorm]

Sotaklas wrote...

love the blood mage spells !!

I'm a bit afraid of the Blood Sacrifice, though. I hope it doesn't mean that there'll be a 5% chance that the member dies. Just that if the person is low on health, you'll suck it empty. If it's the latter, it's an awesome skill. You suck health from your companion (for free!), and use that to heal it back. I hope we can suck out more than we need to heal it back, that would be perfect.

[Sotaklas]

well blood mage definitely need some good tactics of how to play him not fast moves but he sound very strong but weak against undead cause they don't have blood...

[Chikkenstorm]

Well, you still have your other (basic mage) spells. You'll just kick some very heavy ass against creatures with blood (including dragons!).

I think the only reason to not go bloodmage is RP issues. They're outcasts and hunted by the Templars. And boiling someone's blood isn't very friendly either.

Well, actually, the other specializations are pretty nice too, I have to say. Bloodmage is top on my list, though.

[AviramG]

Is it spam if you post a thread about in depth specializations being somewhere and then when you open the link there is nothing in depth to be seen except stuff that was already on the bio wiki?

Excuse my bitterness, dashed hopes.

Modifié par AviramG, 31 octobre 2009 - 03:23 .

[Nentisys]

You can actually see lots more info she entered, just do this:

For example the Reaver (dragonage.wikia.com/wiki/Reaver) just click on "View source" and you can see the details of reaver talents that she entered (taken from the Prima Guide). Btw, this works for all classes (i didn't check them all yet)

I have no idea why they don't show up at first, but it isn't too hard.

Modifié par Nentisys, 31 octobre 2009 - 03:44 .

[Psychoray]

Try the history button instead of the view source button. Click on the latest article and you'll get all info in the proper layout.