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[Nemesis7884]

post how your party is going too look like (whats your hero, whose in your party)

how do you think a "ideal" or "properly functionning" party should look like

my guess would be 2 warriors (1 tank, 1off tank), 1 rogue (also for the off-combat skills), 1 mage for healing and ranged

or do you think a party will get along with 2 rogues, 1mage, 1 warrior (or 2 mages, 1 rogue, 1 warrior) - or will this be too squishy? most parties seen on videos seem to contain quite som warriors...

[Nemesis7884]

my party will look like this



if i choose a female city elf rogue as leader

alistair

oghren

morrigan



if i choose a male human warrior as leader

oghren

leliana

morrigan



but i really can't decide between the two origins/classes :-)

[nimzar]

I personally prefer a line up of 1 Melee Physical Type, 1 Ranged Physical Type, 1 Healer Type, 1 Ranged Magical Type. The H sticks to the MP like glue and RP and RM both go nuts with their attacks.

[kamilf]

i'm probably going to go with a classic two tanks, rogue, and a mage for most of the story.



deciding which role my toon is going to fulfill first is the real challenge.



i'm leaning in the direction of my lady elf mage first so probably alistair, sten, and leliana.

[bd480]

I'm going to be slightly unconventional and try rolling with 2 rogues in my party, one ranged, one melee.

Basic layout for my first party is going to be:

PC: Female City Elf Rouge, Duelist spec
Ranged: Leliana Bard/Ranger emphasizing archery
Tank: Split right now, either Alistair or Shale, if Shale winds up being an interesting character
Mage: Wynne, Spirit Healer all the way, I don't want to have to rely on potions and poultices

Modifié par bd480, 31 octobre 2009 - 08:04 .

[LaztRezort]

I'm still a little torn myself. A human noble rogue and warrior both would fit the character I want to play (on 1st time through). However, I think taking Dogmeat will be a given for me, and my understanding is that dog is pretty much a tank. I'll definitely need a healer, that probably leaves out Morrigan.



So it's either 2 tanks, a rogue (Leliana) and a Healer (Wynn).

Or 1 tank (dog), 2 rogues, and Healer.

Oh, the dilemma!

[sparrowtm]

I, too, will play as a city elf rogue with duelist specialisation.



Who will be with me will mostly be decided by which partymembers seem most interesting. But probably my party will look like this most of the time:



Me (backstabbing and pestering foes left and right)

Dog (biting said foes in all possible extremities)

Oghren (for those who survive my beloved doggy)

Morrigan (every party needs it´s moaning, grumbling, people hating mage)

[Jokeblaze]

thats why i like this game! I have all the time in the world to explore kicking the crap out of this game.

[toggled]

I'm going traditional - two tanks, one rogue, one mage. The mage will probably need to be a healer, but we'll see.

[Servant of Nature]

My first playthrough will be as such:



My PC, rogue archer bard/duelist specializing in single target attacks and a smattering of melee archery. She'll be my Mage slayer.



Alistair will be my main meat shield, Will make him a champion on top of being a Templar.



Wynne will be my healer and area of effect-er, probably will make her an Arcane Warrior.



Dog will be my immobilizer and an extra damager. And someone I can use baby-talk on... besides Alistair, I mean.

[Astalder]

I'm going to work around the principle of melee tank, melee dps, ranged dps, ranged caster (dps/heal). Pretty much the basic MMO composition.



There's one other configuration I may try at some point, melee tank, melee dps, ranged caster dps, ranged caster heal.

[Nemesis7884]

i am wondering how much you can change the specialization of your companions - making allistair a champion would be great, since you start out with him, he shouldnt have too many points spent IF you can change the spec. at all...(and if you can find it / get it - since some spec. seem to be difficult to obtain)

[Korruptted]

My PC will be a human mage, mostly a nuker, maybe some support spells for back up, heals/buffs and the like, not sure about spec yet. Blood mage or Arcane Warrior, the other 2 don't fit with what i want from the character.



Wynne, for mostly a dedicated healer. Buffs + spirit healer.



Leliana, using her for dual wielding + bard buffs, might dual-spec her into duelist/assassin



and lastly, Alistair, for the obvious meat shield. Every successful group needs a meat shield!

[Servant of Nature]

Nemesis7884 wrote...

i am wondering how much you can change the specialization of your companions - making allistair a champion would be great, since you start out with him, he shouldnt have too many points spent IF you can change the spec. at all...(and if you can find it / get it - since some spec. seem to be difficult to obtain)

They all start with one specialization.  Alistair is a Templar, Wynne is a Spirit Healer, etc, but all characters get two specilizations, thus you can give them another.  You can't change their original spec, but I am sure mods will change that if possible, I think.

[Nemesis7884]

Servant of Nature wrote...

Nemesis7884 wrote...

i am wondering how much you can change the specialization of your companions - making allistair a champion would be great, since you start out with him, he shouldnt have too many points spent IF you can change the spec. at all...(and if you can find it / get it - since some spec. seem to be difficult to obtain)

They all start with one specialization.  Alistair is a Templar, Wynne is a Spirit Healer, etc, but all characters get two specilizations, thus you can give them another.  You can't change their original spec, but I am sure mods will change that if possible, I think.

maybe you can't give am another spec cause they are "predesigned" characters...just because the pc can have two doesnt mean everyone can... also if you get one of the companions later in the game, i dont know if you can sepnd the spezialisation points then yourself or if they are preset

[sparrowtm]

maybe you can't give am another spec cause they are "predesigned" characters...just because the pc can have two doesnt mean everyone can... also if you get one of the companions later in the game, i dont know if you can sepnd the spezialisation points then yourself or if they are preset

What Servant of Nature said was confirmed by the Devs. :happy:

[briskojr]

1 tank, 1 rogue (myself), 1 mage, last slot will be whoever I find least annoying.



Sten and Morrigan are for certain.

[Chreleth]

For me it really depends whether you need a healer.



I would like to use Morrigan and Alistair on my first playthrough, I'll have to see if it is necessary to take Wynn and how that will affect things though.

[Nemesis7884]

sparrowtm wrote...

maybe you can't give am another spec cause they are "predesigned" characters...just because the pc can have two doesnt mean everyone can... also if you get one of the companions later in the game, i dont know if you can sepnd the spezialisation points then yourself or if they are preset

What Servant of Nature said was confirmed by the Devs. :happy:

cool, thx...do you know if you can "save" talent and skill points after lvls ups?

[Nemesis7884]

Chreleth wrote...

For me it really depends whether you need a healer.

I would like to use Morrigan and Alistair on my first playthrough, I'll have to see if it is necessary to take Wynn and how that will affect things though.

well morrigan should also be able to heal... just no group heals?!

[Korruptted]

Chreleth wrote...

For me it really depends whether you need a healer.

I would like to use Morrigan and Alistair on my first playthrough, I'll have to see if it is necessary to take Wynn and how that will affect things though.

Lots of reviews and people from the Warden's Quest have already said that you, basically, need a healer.  Personally I would've liked to see the healer role be combined with something else. Perhaps a cleric-esque class. Oh well.

[Serpent-eyes]

It'll all depend on which characters I end up liking, but I think I'm going to end up with:

Me: Human Mage/Shapeshifter/Arcane Warrior
Alistair
Morrigan
and either Leliana or Wynne, yesterday I was leaning towards Leliana, but today I like Wynne, healing spells are useful

[sparrowtm]

Nemesis7884 wrote...

cool, thx...do you know if you can "save" talent and skill points after lvls ups?

Don´t know for sure, but if Dragon Age is like any other Bioware games, you have to manually assign your gained points and as such are able to do this whenever you want to.

Modifié par sparrowtm, 31 octobre 2009 - 09:04 .

[JMOR]

My character is gonna be a Human Noble rogue speced with Assassin and Duelist



Alistair tanking



Oghren being awesome



Morrigan healing and DPSing

[Nemesis7884]

i think wynne is just a boring character...but creating a mage myself...argh... thats just not so my thing (altough in the end i can play all other party members too my own char still needs to fit kind of)