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[Ace Attorney]

Anyone that could run me down the best possible Tank PC based on Race, Origin, Specs, Builds, Stats, Skills, etc.?

If it matters, I haven't played the Noble Origins (bot Human & Dwarf) and Dalish Origin. I'm a PS3 player (no mods).
Thanks

[T0rin3]

By tank, I assume you mean the character that can best handle the most people attacking it and mitigating damage as best possible? Or is your idea of a best tank the one who can also deal good damage?

[Ace Attorney]

First one I asume, as the term Tank was derived from the RL's Tank's resistance

[T0rin3]

Sword / Shield warrior with Templar / Champion specializations... use Knight Commander's Armor, The Spellward (amulet), Ancient Elven Gauntlets (from Urn quest), Lifegiver ring (from Orzammar) and some +magic resistance runes in the Keening Blade (Unbound quest). Focus on the Str and Dex needed for all Sword / Shield talents, dump points into Con beyond that. Get Warrior talents up to Bravery and Taunt. You'll end up with 100%+ magic resistance, good armor and defense, decent damage output, a lot of health and can pretty much stand toe to toe with anything in the game. (like being surrounded by 40 werewolves and they all only do 1 damage per attack! on nightmare!)

[Ace Attorney]

^ You didn't mention Race. Is the Dwarf's 10% Magic dodge important?

[T0rin3]

Um, not necessarily. Since you can so easily get to 100% magic resistance with any character, you don't _need_ it. I'm not sure if it is actual magic resistance (the same kind you get from items), or it somehow overlaps with magic resistance. Regardless, it is unnecessarily redundant.

[Ace Attorney]

Ah, I see. Where is the Knight Commander's Armor? Where is the The Spellward?

[On_Slaught]

Spellward is sold by the dude in ur camp and you can buy knight commander armor outside ozrammer.

[Isgrimm]

T0rin3 wrote...

Sword / Shield warrior with Templar / Champion specializations... use Knight Commander's Armor, The Spellward (amulet), Ancient Elven Gauntlets (from Urn quest), Lifegiver ring (from Orzammar) and some +magic resistance runes in the Keening Blade (Unbound quest). Focus on the Str and Dex needed for all Sword / Shield talents, dump points into Con beyond that. Get Warrior talents up to Bravery and Taunt. You'll end up with 100%+ magic resistance, good armor and defense, decent damage output, a lot of health and can pretty much stand toe to toe with anything in the game. (like being surrounded by 40 werewolves and they all only do 1 damage per attack! on nightmare!)

No points in the Templar/champion talents then? or is there anything really good to take there?
Wanting to go for Dwarf Shield Warrior in the next playthrough, never had a warrior beyond lvl 7.

Modifié par Isgrimm, 25 novembre 2009 - 05:46 .

[T0rin3]

Isgrimm wrote...

T0rin3 wrote...

Sword / Shield warrior with Templar / Champion specializations... use Knight Commander's Armor, The Spellward (amulet), Ancient Elven Gauntlets (from Urn quest), Lifegiver ring (from Orzammar) and some +magic resistance runes in the Keening Blade (Unbound quest). Focus on the Str and Dex needed for all Sword / Shield talents, dump points into Con beyond that. Get Warrior talents up to Bravery and Taunt. You'll end up with 100%+ magic resistance, good armor and defense, decent damage output, a lot of health and can pretty much stand toe to toe with anything in the game. (like being surrounded by 40 werewolves and they all only do 1 damage per attack! on nightmare!)

No points in the Templar/champion talents then? or is there anything really good to take there?
Wanting to go for Dwarf Shield Warrior in the next playthrough, never had a warrior beyond lvl 7.

I'd put 3-4 points into Champion and 1-4 points into Templar, but that's an issue of personal preference. The main reason to take Templar is for the Knight Commander's Armor.

[Zilod]

templar/reaver also look quite good imo, the heal is cheap and can come handly, and the horror thing seem to work on most mobs and have a pretty decent duration... it also boost tank taunts that is never bad

[Ace Attorney]

Ok, if I'm going Templar / Champion, what 2nd spec should I give to Alistair in case I want 2 Tanks but add versatility to him, Reaver or Berserker?

[T0rin3]

Not sure why you would even need Alistaire.

[Ace Attorney]

*SPOILERS*









Well, maybe I'll spare Loghain and get rid off him, lol.





*SPOILERS END*



It wouldn't hurt to have him be a bit different, just in case, no?

[TallMike]

Personally, I am enjoying my Arcane Tank. Arcane Warrior build, wearing massive armor. A few sustained spells to boost defense, a few area effect spells to build aggro. Possibly add in some blood mage to make mana management easier. It's an interesting playstyle that takes a lot of micromanagement, but I find it fun to play.

Modifié par TallMike, 25 novembre 2009 - 08:18 .