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[travisco_nabisco]

Last night I got around to Morrigan's personal quest, killing Flemeth. I figured it would be a bit of a challenge so decided to go with all my heavy hitting melee characters.

Myself as an elf duelist with two daggers and Wade's Superior Drakeskin armor
Alistair as a Champion, Templar tank with sword and shield and the Juggernaugt armor
Sten as a melee brawler Reaver with the sword found in The Stone Prisoner and Wade's Drakeskin armor
Shale

The battle went as many of you would expect, people started dying because I could get them to take health potions fast enough, even though it was the first thing in the tactics.

Alistair died almost immediately.
My elf died about 2/3 of the way through the battle
Shale fell next
Sten was victorious! The final blow was a beautiful weapon sweep.

In hindsight it appears that ranged weapons may be more appropriate for the next play through, but I can't complain too much since I killed Flemeth on my first try!

How does everyone else go about killing Flemeth, if you decide to?

[Valmy]

I use Shale with fire resist stones. Anything else is just gravy.

[Sandtigress]

PC with superior drakeskin (so far its been a DW Dalish warrior and a DW City elf rogue)

Alistair, usually now with Warden Commander armor which has some fire resist to it

Shale

Wynne



Keep Wynne up in lyrium and the fight is usually a piece of cake. My last go with Antalya, my rogue, she got the kill animation and the camera was in just the right place and lets just say, it was great fun to watch.

[Creature 1]

travisco_nabisco wrote...
In hindsight it appears that ranged weapons may be more appropriate for the next play through

QFT.  I usually bring Alistair with fire resist balms, Leliana, and Wynn, if my PC is a mage.  If my PC is not a mage I drop Leliana and bring Morrigan. 

[Darkened Dragon]

What I used was the following (sorry don't remember the exact equipment)



-My human Mage with Spirit Healer/Shapeshifter as specializations (back-up healer/back-up tank (bearskarn form)/back-up caster)

-Wynne Mage with Spirit Healer/Shapeshifter (healer/ranged mage)

-Alistair as a Templar/Berserker (tanking)

-Leliana as Bard/Assassin (ranged bow)



Alistair and Leliana I had set to pop potions at 50% or less

Wynne I had set to pop lyrium potions at 50% or less



The key from back-up tanking I see is the Disengage. Once Alistair is low (lets say 25%) have his tactic set to activate Disengage. This allows another Tank to take over and he get the healing he needs.



I also hooked Leliana up with Ice Arrows and had the following buffs on my PC caster (Spell Might, Frost Weapons (on full group), Bloody Grasp)



I almost lost Alistair a few times but due to Wynne's spirit healing ability, the whole group survived.

[Agent707]

travisco_nabisco wrote...
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Alistair died almost immediately.

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There are these potions in your backback...  They like, give you mega buffs and resists and stuff...  You should give them a try.  They are meant to be used in Boss fights.

Yes, this fight requires a lot of pausing and character manipulation, but it can be done with just about any combo.

Once you learn the fight... try it without pausing (on normal, not easy) - at all - if you want an exciting fight!

[errant_knight]

Creature 1 wrote...

travisco_nabisco wrote...
In hindsight it appears that ranged weapons may be more appropriate for the next play through

QFT.  I usually bring Alistair with fire resist balms, Leliana, and Wynn, if my PC is a mage.  If my PC is not a mage I drop Leliana and bring Morrigan. 

You bring Morrigan? I didn't think that was possible. The time I tried, Flemeth wasn't there. I used Alistair, Sten, Wynne, and the PC. Alistair was the last one standing, at least partly because, at the time, this strength, dexterity, and constitution were all in the high thirties--38 or 39, I think....

[Some Dude On The Internet]

Main char DW rogue, Wynne, Zev, Shale is an interesting combo if both you and Zev get lost of poisony backstabby bits in and Wynne does the heal / resurrect thing and Shale throws boulders at regular intervals.



The only catch is making sure Shale doesn't catch Wynne in the boulder knockdown, preventing heals until she recovers...

[PunkNouveau13]

I also went for the High Dragon before Flemeth
Myself - Human, rogue, duelist with duel weapons Starfang and and Olaf's cheese knife, and Wade's Superior Drakeskin armor.
Alistair with the new dragonscale armor....I forget what weapon and shield I gave him
Leliana with an Antivain longbow
Wynne.
Alistair and I went in close while Leliana and Wynne did ranged attacks and Wynne occasionally healed the group.
And to my surprise none of us died, Alistair came close though.

Modifié par PunkNouveau13, 22 janvier 2010 - 05:52 .

[Grace1957]

I just got the black grimoire and gave it to Morrigan and I was heading for flemeth.I get from all your answers that maybe I should wait until I'm further in the game and have better equipment?

[Grey__Warden]

Creature 1 wrote...

travisco_nabisco wrote...
In hindsight it appears that ranged weapons may be more appropriate for the next play through

QFT.  I usually bring Alistair with fire resist balms, Leliana, and Wynn, if my PC is a mage.  If my PC is not a mage I drop Leliana and bring Morrigan. 

I call bull.  You can't fight Flemeth with Morrigan in your party.

[Realmzmaster]

I used a ranger/archer party. I had the PC (Rogue/Ranger), Alistair, Zervan (Assassin/Ranger) and Lelianna (Bard/Ranger). I summon up three bears to tank and everyone used range weapons. If the bears went down I summon up three wolves. Rinse and repeat. No problem killing Flemeth.

The High Dragon was a little more difficult because it moves around more.

[Ilvra]

I usually end up doing this one late, because its so peripheral for me that I forget about it. It might be a little more urgent if I were romancing Morrigan, but I haven't yet (and may never).

Tank (typically Alistair) in Wade's Superior Dragonbone Plate
DPS warrior in Warden Commander or Juggernaut.
Rogue in Wade's superior drakeskin -- melee or ranged, both work for me, just takes different management.
A healer who is usually just topping everyone off and doing minor dps throughout the fight, or whoever else I feel like bringing because the first three can pretty much handle her.

Modifié par Ilvra, 22 janvier 2010 - 08:21 .

[Ilvra]

Grace1957 wrote...

I just got the black grimoire and gave it to Morrigan and I was heading for flemeth.I get from all your answers that maybe I should wait until I'm further in the game and have better equipment?

If you really want to do it earlier, go for it. Bring lots of salves and poltices, and micromanage.  You can always take it down to easy mode. Nobody will know but you.

And depending on how you want to roleplay it, you don't have to kill her to complete the quest.

[travisco_nabisco]

Agent707 wrote...

There are these potions in your backback...  They like, give you mega buffs and resists and stuff...  You should give them a try.  They are meant to be used in Boss fights.

I keep forgetting about the potions and salves that you can apply to weapons. I should really start using them regularly to get a feel for when each is most beneficial.

[kosarev]

In my case leliana hold aggro from afar and the dragon only used ranged attacks on her, so with high fire resists they were easily healable. My pc (2h warrior) and alistair stood looking, cause everytime they went near the dragon ate one of them.

[Gwinever]

i usually do it around lvl 11

PC warrior in warden commander plate
Alistar in Blood Dragon Armour
Leliana and Wynne

just make sure you interrupt the grabs and it's cake on any difficulty

[Joshd21]

travisco_nabisco wrote...

Last night I got around to Morrigan's personal quest, killing Flemeth. I figured it would be a bit of a challenge so decided to go with all my heavy hitting melee characters.

Myself as an elf duelist with two daggers and Wade's Superior Drakeskin armor
Alistair as a Champion, Templar tank with sword and shield and the Juggernaugt armor
Sten as a melee brawler Reaver with the sword found in The Stone Prisoner and Wade's Drakeskin armor
Shale

The battle went as many of you would expect, people started dying because I could get them to take health potions fast enough, even though it was the first thing in the tactics.

Alistair died almost immediately.
My elf died about 2/3 of the way through the battle
Shale fell next
Sten was victorious! The final blow was a beautiful weapon sweep.

In hindsight it appears that ranged weapons may be more appropriate for the next play through, but I can't complain too much since I killed Flemeth on my first try!

How does everyone else go about killing Flemeth, if you decide to?

Allister Tank- Stack Consituon and 25 strength for allister rest on consitation

Shale- Stack consituin, and his ablitys, off hand tank

Myself A rouge, do mark of death and attack from behind

Wynn, Healer, group heals and bring back from life, stack with will power. Her spells are not meant to be much of damage or dps, but needs a greater pool to draw her magic from

Consition shows the health, and longer they are alive, less healing for the healer

[Spitz6860]

Joshd21 wrote...


Wynn, Healer, group heals and bring back from life, stack with will power. Her spells are not meant to be much of damage or dps, but needs a greater pool to draw her magic from

is the amount of health Heal can restore not related to spellpower?

[luricanson]

I took myself (sword and shield tank), Wynne (for healing), Shale (with fire crystals), and .... Dog (with a Kaddis with good fire resistance). Am I the only one that took the dog?!

[errant_knight]

luricanson wrote...

I took myself (sword and shield tank), Wynne (for healing), Shale (with fire crystals), and .... Dog (with a Kaddis with good fire resistance). Am I the only one that took the dog?!

I can't bring myself to take Dog anywhere really dangerous.

[SusanStoHelit]

I've done it several ways, none of them relying on ranged - except that Leliana is sometimes there and I spec her as an archer. Wynne is usually a SH/AW so she tanks as well as casts.



Crucial for me are Wynne's abilities, and my pc mage's if I'm a mage. Fire protection is a must of course, but even more important is forcefield - and my mage's are set high up in tactics to forcefield anyone who is grabbed.



I've had a few deaths, but always killed her first go (no reloads).

[highcastle]

I usually play dual-weild rogue, and this is usually my party for the Flemeth fight:



PC now with Duncan's sword and dagger, the latter of which does impressive damage against dragons and virtually assures me of the killing blow.

Shale with fire armor can take a lot of damage without falling, so she draws threat while I backstab.

Wynne acts as party healer and also hits with Stone Fist when she can and Force Field when anyone is grabbed. Works great.

Zevran drops his usual daggers and picks up a bow. He also gets Wade's Superior Drakeskin Armor. Lel would be more effective, but I usually romance Zev, so he comes with everywhere.