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[Cody2Hottie]

 alright im hitting my final playthrough the only two origins i haven't done are Dwarf Commoner and Human Noble and since i can't make a good looking human noble i thought i might as well try the dwarf commoner origin. 

alright simple right well no i enjoy playing these origins with the right class like city elf rogue dwarf noble as a warrior and such and i know nothing about how a commoner plays should i be a rogue?

and also as for the Commoner origin should i play as a male Dwarf or a female Dwarf? im asking this cause things were so different as a City Elf Origin i just want the best experience i can get for this final playthrough

[sylvanaerie]

As this is in the 'no spoilers' section of the boards, I will try to answer with as few spoilerific responses as possible.

I just recently completed my first Dwarf Commoner and had a blast on her. As far as I can tell, neither male nor female has that significant a difference in the story. It would all depend on how you relate to the other NPCs in the origin's family.

As for rogue vs warrior, I played mine out pretty much as you did, Noble warrior, Commoner rogue. Your character is part of the seedy underworld of Orzammar in the beginning and rogue just kind of fit with my RP for her. A warrior would too, though because of the caste system rules, warriors don't fit the origin as well. This is, of course, just my opinion.

Of the two, (Dwarf Noble or Commoner) I had more fun with my duster than my noble.

Have fun whatever you decide!

Modifié par sylvanaerie, 02 novembre 2013 - 01:36 .

[riverbanks]

You could play just the last two origin stories you're missing and stop when you hit Ostagar. I recommend playing through all the origins at least once because not only they're all fun, but they did happen whether you were there or not, so you can catch references to them here and there in your playthrough. The human noble in particular is very important to understand why Howe is even a relevant character, none of the others explain why exactly you should care about him.

Play through both origins up to Ostagar, and if you intend to do a whole last playthrough, go on from there with the one you enjoy the most.

If you care to play the "right" version of characters (there's no right version, seriously), the concept art for human noble was a male sword and shield warrior, and the art for the dwarf commoner was a female dual wielder.