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[sylvanaerie]

Spirit Healer Mage. My gaming usually is 'learn on a curve' and I need the extra healing ooomph a spirit healer PC offers.

Taking that just a bit further, my favorite concept I've played so far was a Spirit Healer/Ice magic (forces) LadyHawke. I played her diplomatically, very pacifistic, always choosing to spare a life when she could. She had a rivalmance with Fenris, and in my head I RPed that they had lots of arguments over her stance on life in general and mages in particular. She looked a lot like Emma Frost from the Xmen. She never once took a fire spell or anything violent, preferring to freeze her opponents when she had to kill them. Which made for an interesting killing blow cutscene showing her using fire to finish off the boss...

I'm hoping with DAI they include the 'personality' traits/responses as it really added to my RP in DA2.  My Wardens were all RPed in my head, this allowed me to take some of that RP out of my head and express it in game.

Modifié par sylvanaerie, 04 janvier 2014 - 10:44 .

[nyanyagul]

if my favourite arcane warrior is back then i will go for that of course, if not... then dunno...

[Blank-Slate-Blues]

I usually always play mage with DA2 being the one exception, because I played an Amell in the first game and my Hawke felt annoyingly similar to them. So I decided to mix it up and play warrior. And a dude.

Still love mages though

[Plato]

Love archer rogues, but I love mages as well. I sway back and forth between those two.

[eye basher]

Warrior nothing better than hacking some fool mage to pieces with a big axe.

[themikefest]

DAO--played as a rogue the most

DA2--played as a mage the most

DAI-will start out as a mage and in later playthroughs will play as a warrior and rogue

[ames4u]

Primarily mage, but I enjoy playing a rogue character. All that lock picking is always
a pleasant mechanic~ Warrior class holds little interest for me, but I will probably
give that class a shot when I roll up a Dwarf character.

My reasons for alternating between a mage and rogue character is simple-they
can stand back and assess the battle without needing to get right into the thick of it immediately.
Plus, raining hellfire on my enemies head's is always fun-or gassing them with a
smoke grenade or hallucinogenic bomb. Warriors lack that kind of excitment.


I do however, miss the Shapeshifting and Ranger specialisation. DA2's 'spec's lost
a lot of character for me due to the removal.

Modifié par ames4u, 04 janvier 2014 - 02:58 .

[Phoenix_Fyre]

I like all 3 classes, but prefer rouge and mage, more fun

first two runs are gonna be a female dwarf rouge and a female qunari blood mage

Modifié par Phoenix_Fyre, 04 janvier 2014 - 04:37 .

[ManOfSteel]

Warrior.

[The Spirit of Dance]

In DA:O I enjoyed playing as the DW rogue and 2H warrior.

DA2 I liked playing as DW rogue and archer rogue

[andar91]

Always mage.

[zevranarainais]

 FREEDOM FOR MAGES

(that's to say, glass cannon mages all day every day, with a side helping of rogue from time to time for story purposes)

[dekkerd]

Always start as a Mage. Third playthrough a rogue. I've only finished one playthrough as a warrior in origins, none for DA2.

[lady_v23]

I find mages very boring, and rogues don't work with my play style of reckless everywhere. So warrior is the way to go

[AmRMa]

I like starting of with rogues for first playthroughs because I must open up all the locked chests and I play mage in second playthroughs because I like the different dialogue options and taking out large groups of enemies with a fireball.

I don't play warriors because I think they are the most useless class to play because they can't open locks or heal allies -but they are useful as npc players because they take the brunt of attacks and I can focus on backstabbing or blowing up enemies with my character.

[Elhanan]

Rogue in DAO; Mage in DA2. I find Warriors a tad lackluster, though 2H can be fun.

I prefer versatility, so I generally tend to enjoy the class that offers the best/ most options.

[Zombie_Alexis]

Rogues, definitely. I can't stand leaving a lock unopened! Although, I really, really enjoyed playing a Mage in DA2. Sometimes I roleplayed as a Mage who was desperate for attention and those cold, cold Templars would NOT give in to me!

[Lady Niltiak]

Most of my Origins playthroughs are rogues. (Both elves, my commoner dwarf, and my cannon human)
Most of my DA2 playthroughs are mages. (I actually like Carver, surprised?)
I have no idea what I'll like the most in Inquisition, but I usually play thieves or rogues in other games.

[TheExtreamH]

Mage, i like the element attacks.

[Hellion Rex]

I always play as a mage, because mages are fun, and I love all the lore surrounding them.

[Rotward]

In DA:O mage all the way. I like the dwarf storylines, but the class' available to dwarves are not what interests me. 

In DA2, I don't see much difference story-wise from warrior to rogue. Mage I would like, but was handled poorly, the templars just overlook your mage-hood. Kinda subtracts from the experience.

Modifié par Rotward, 05 janvier 2014 - 02:45 .

[Giant ambush beetle]

Sometimes rogue and sometimes warrior but never mage. I wish it was possible to dual-class, I'd definitely play a rogue/warrior combo.

[K_Tabris]

In DA:O I found t hard to play anything but rogue. I finished one mage character and will eventually finish the other one. Both ended up speced as healer/arcane warriors. The rogue I find most appealing because in my head it's all about the scrawny but fast and agile character can get the upper hand in combat with traps poisons and bombs. IN DA2 , I played mages because the rogues were too ninja floppy for me and did not resemble what my city elf character did.

So, rogue, then mage.

[Invisible Man]

in DA:O I played warrior the most. though, somehow i found rogues and mages more fun to play.
in DA:2 I'd say it's about even, though I do like rogues the most.