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[jonnyblueballs]

mariaklob wrote...
JARVIA. I don't know what it is about her, but I've never gotten her on my first try.

Gaxkang. I never want to get that cozy with a revenant again.

Yeah had to do Jarvia a few times. Though in my defense i usually romp with Leliana who is completely useless.

Revenant... or a demilich?

[Lord Gremlin]

Of all game... Well, 1st - Flemeth, when I had no mages in my party (killed Wynne). And probably final boss in Awakening when I've played as a mage. Boss wasn't a problem, but a lot of minions with overwhelm were.

[Jacks Smirking Revenge]

Ser Cautherine(sp?) is pretty easy if you fall back if you don't retreat to the hall way then yes it is the hardest. Branka is kind of tough, so is Jarvia if you don't bring a rogue.

[infinite bias]

There is a particular room in the Mage Asunder section of the fade where you're forced into burning man form. There are 4 mages spaced apart JUST enough so that your fireball can only knock down two of them. I charge the standing ones and watch helplessly as I get torn apart by Cone of Cold/Shock/Stonefist.

Its not so much the difficulty as it is the remarkable consistency in which I manage to die there. I've yet to go through that room without dying atleast 1-2 times in all of my playthroughs.

Otherwise most of the hard fights are expected (Spider Queen, High Dragon etc) and aren't so frustrating. Though Kolgrim can be pretty tough if you try to kill him on the first encounter with the (again) 2 mages backing him up. Now I just take the dragon's blood and kill him after exiting the gauntlet.

[SirEmilCrane]

Marjolanne; killed Leli, Sten and Wynne with her fists. My god woman!

[Elhanan]

Trying to romance both Morrigan and Lil....

[Arthur Cousland]

The spider queen in the deep roads. I always try to go slow and not trigger all of the spiders at once. The spider queen is the only real tough one, though she likes to fight from a distance and spit poison. CC is certainly handy.

Ser Cauthrien with her archer backup. The first time as a warrior, I survived due to high defense and many health poultices. It was slow going, but eventually I was able to kill off the archers, then move onto Cauthrien and the other melee fighters. This battle is much easier as a mage. I cast fireball on the group of archers farthest from my group and then used group heal after the stun wore off of my mage from the scattershots. None of my party members died once during my mage playthrough of this battle. Blood wound, fireball and cone of cold are very nice here.

The high dragon. I almost gave up trying to win this battle at first, but eventually changed everyone's tactics to use poultices at anytime that they were at less than 100% health. Now, I don't have much trouble with this fight. I have the tank face the party so only they get hit with the fire attacks and not the rest of the party. If the tank gets grabbed, someone stuns the dragon through the various methods, usually scattershot. Other than that, I just make sure that either Wynne or my mage pc keeps a constant watch on the tank's health.

Flemeth isn't much of a challenge if you are familiar with the high dragon. She also doesn't move around, unlike the high dragon, so fighting her with all ranged fighters is also an option.

I make the Jarvia fight harder on myself because I'll have my party hold so they don't charge through the various traps in the room and focus on the melee enemies that attack the party.  With my last playthrough as a mage, I basically defeated Jarvia without the help of Alistair or Sten and used spells like fireball, cone of cold and crushing prison on her and the archers.

Modifié par Arthur Cousland, 22 juin 2010 - 12:42 .

[Arthur Cousland]

infinite bias wrote...

There is a particular room in the Mage Asunder section of the fade where you're forced into burning man form. There are 4 mages spaced apart JUST enough so that your fireball can only knock down two of them. I charge the standing ones and watch helplessly as I get torn apart by Cone of Cold/Shock/Stonefist.
Its not so much the difficulty as it is the remarkable consistency in which I manage to die there. I've yet to go through that room without dying atleast 1-2 times in all of my playthroughs.
Otherwise most of the hard fights are expected (Spider Queen, High Dragon etc) and aren't so frustrating. Though Kolgrim can be pretty tough if you try to kill him on the first encounter with the (again) 2 mages backing him up. Now I just take the dragon's blood and kill him after exiting the gauntlet.

That part is also tough with the mages.  Usually I open the door and fall back, past the room with the fire so I can either fight them as my mage's normal form, or in spirit form so I have access to cc and healing.  When I fight them by the door leading to the room they are in, I usually end up fighting them all at once.  If I open the door and retreat, I can usually fight them 2 or 3 at a time.  Still tough, but more manageable.

With Kolgrim, ignore him and go after the mages asap.