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[CrzyBrzlin]

I want to know what the best gear is for a duelist/ass-ass-in and where can i get them

thank you for any reply and info

[Eragondragonrider]

Check out the post http://social.biowar...66/index/223777 gives a good idea on gear and builds for your rogue

[Titius.Vibius]

Partial, warden commander's armor, the edge*, and starfang**. *2 Grandmaster lightning runes. **3 Grandmaster frost runes. Lifegiver, wicked oath, belt from Mages Tower, and helm of honleathe.

Modifié par Titius.Vibius, 11 janvier 2010 - 05:04 .

[CrzyBrzlin]

Titius.Vibius wrote...

Partial, warden commander's armor, the edge*, and starfang**. *2 Grandmaster lightning runes. **3 Grandmaster frost runes. Lifegiver, wicked oath, belt from Mages Tower, and helm of honleathe.

where would i get the warden armor, and where in the tower is the belt?

[SusanStoHelit]

I hope you meant 'rogues' not 'rouges' but still.

Sorry, couldn't resist. It depends on what DLC you have available, and mods and whether you use them. For vanilla?

Felon's Coat, Red Jenny Seekers, The Rose's Thorn, Thorn of the Dead Gods, Helm of Honnleath, Silverhammer's Tackmasters, Andruil's Blessing, Key to the City, Dusk Ring.

But it will also depend in part on your build, so it will depend on what you're dual wielding and whether you're going cunning or dex as your major attribute. With DLC and/or mods I would change some of the above.

Edit: sorry, Helm of Honnleath is DLC, my bad. Not that then if you're vanilla only.

Modifié par SusanStoHelit, 11 janvier 2010 - 05:11 .

[Titius.Vibius]

CrzyBrzlin wrote...

Titius.Vibius wrote...

Partial, warden commander's armor, the edge*, and starfang**. *2 Grandmaster lightning runes. **3 Grandmaster frost runes. Lifegiver, wicked oath, belt from Mages Tower, and helm of honleathe.

where would i get the warden armor, and where in the tower is the belt?

Warden's keep for the armor and the merchant for the belt in the Mages tower.

Modifié par Titius.Vibius, 11 janvier 2010 - 05:12 .

[SusanStoHelit]

Oh and you definitely want grandmaster paralyze rune; i prefer frost for elemental as there's less resistance to that ingame, and i like dweomer with them.

[CrzyBrzlin]

SusanStoHelit wrote...

I hope you meant 'rogues' not 'rouges' but still.

Sorry, couldn't resist. It depends on what DLC you have available, and mods and whether you use them. For vanilla?

Felon's Coat, Red Jenny Seekers, The Rose's Thorn, Thorn of the Dead Gods, Helm of Honnleath, Silverhammer's Tackmasters, Andruil's Blessing, Key to the City, Dusk Ring.

But it will also depend in part on your build, so it will depend on what you're dual wielding and whether you're going cunning or dex as your major attribute. With DLC and/or mods I would change some of the above.

Edit: sorry, Helm of Honnleath is DLC, my bad. Not that then if you're vanilla only.


I have all the DLCs but no mods...i keep it legit lol

but yeah i know the helm just i never got key to the city or any rare weapons other then starfang

and i plan on making cunning my major att since letahlity is perdy good

[SusanStoHelit]

Then replace Thorn of the Dead Gods with Thaig Shanker. And Silverhammer's Tackmasters with Cadash Stompers. And include the Helm.

Edit: This setup is for maximum dps with a cunning build.  I'm not saying it's the only way to go, indeed I craft my own armor and weapons instead, but it's the best damage unmodded.

Modifié par SusanStoHelit, 11 janvier 2010 - 05:25 .

[CrzyBrzlin]

you can craft your own ****? damn i feel like a real noob now......



beat the game once without knowing that

[SusanStoHelit]

only with mods - I use The Winter Forge - crafting system like NWN2. 

Edit: I don't craft everything, just some things. Especially useful early on when you can't get to the good stuff yet. But you still have to be able to equip it. And put points in to crafting, and buy mats, and so on.

Modifié par SusanStoHelit, 11 janvier 2010 - 05:37 .

[CrzyBrzlin]

oooooooooooooooooo ok well yeah that explains it



well i plan on doing everything before i beat the game so ill find those gear eventually if there are easier ways of getting them

[SusanStoHelit]

The Cadash Stompers and Thaig Shanker (or something like, I'm bad with names) you can get doing Shale's personal quest.

[CrzyBrzlin]

only knife i found in shale's quest is olaf's prized cheese knife

[soteria]

Stone's Lament... her quest, not the area you pick her up in.

[wwwwowwww]

well if your going with cunning your going to want to use dagger/dagger



As for the gear most have tald you the best gear, I don't like helmets for asthetic reasons, and I think the shadow wardens armor is a the best armor for rogue, but that's a mod download.

[SusanStoHelit]

The Rose's Thorn + Thaig Shanker is dagger/dagger.

[SusanStoHelit]

CrzyBrzlin wrote...

only knife i found in shale's quest is olaf's prized cheese knife

As soteria pointed out, Honnleath is where you acquire Shale. It is not her personal quest. The Stone's Lament takes place in Orzammar, but I won't include spoilers unless you ask, because I'm not sure how much you'd like to know, and what you wouldn't like to have spoiled.

[Haplose]

Titius.Vibius wrote...

Partial, warden commander's armor, the edge*, and starfang**. *2 Grandmaster lightning runes. **3 Grandmaster frost runes. Lifegiver, wicked oath, belt from Mages Tower, and helm of honleathe.

Felon's Coat is much better for a Rogue then Warden Commander Armour - and has a much lower Str requirement.
Starfand is a sword, therefore is inferior to daggers for a Rogue. Rose's Thorn is a must.

Makes no sense to use 5 different damage runes across both hands. When you backstab (and you always should as a Rogue) only the mainhand damage/status runes are processed. Instead Use Hale or Dweomer runes for offhand.

[Game Traveler]

What am I doing wrong? How do you afford all of that gear?

[Bling75]

Game Traveler wrote...

What am I doing wrong? How do you afford all of that gear?

Get a mage up to lvl 4 herbalist; go to the wonders of thedas in denerim and spend 10 or 11 gold on the "potent lyrium" recipe and go back and forth between the pub in denerim and the merchant in the circle tower buying supplies for potent lyrium bottles and make as many as you can and sell them at a profit.  Spend a couple of hours dealing with this tedium and never have to worry about cash in the game ever again.

[Critical_Error]

Lockpicking helps generate cash a lot. Remember that you can also almost always go to camp when in the middle of a mission, this makes you so much more money off items that you would otherwise have destroyed or left on the corpses.

[Game Traveler]

I thank you both very much.

[Silensfurtim]

Game Traveler wrote...

What am I doing wrong? How do you afford all of that gear?

saving your money and selling things you dont need does the trick.

also, when you get the options thats asking for more rewards, get it.  youll need high persuation for this.

i never abused the potion trick and i still have 50-70 golds at the end of the game.

[Haplose]

Yeah, used no exploits and still got almost 1000 gold throughout the game as a Human Noble Rogue main. Enough to afford most of the good stuff.

Now I play with a Noble Dwarf Warrior and I expect to have much more by the end of the game due to Gorim's much better selling prices.

Modifié par Haplose, 12 janvier 2010 - 12:21 .