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[St. Victorious]

from dragonage.com

Warrior
Battle-hardened and masters of close combat, warriors are pivotal to any group entering battle. As front-line fighters, they absorb the brunt of opponent attacks, steal enemy focus, and create an opening for deadly ranged assaults from other classes. While some warriors prefer visceral, sweeping damage, many are silverite-clad bulwarks, weathering any blows they don’t deflect with their shields.

Champion: Champions are defenders and protectors, and when a warrior trains in the champion’s tradition, he or she becomes unstoppable. Champions use their armor, weapon and awareness to shrug off incoming attacks while holding critical positions on the battlefield and protecting allies in the process.

Templar: Coming Soon

Reaver: Coming Soon

Mage
Those who can tap into the raw energy of the Fade and block the whispering temptations of demons are truly exceptional. When they turn that mental focus onto the field of war, they can be truly terrifying opponents. Rains of fire, walls of ice, or even the ability to heal allies make up a mage’s toolkit. Most employ considerable skills rendering foes not only weakened, but also vulnerable to physical attacks, setting up opportunities for their teammates to exploit.

Knight Enchanter: Among the Circles of Magi, only a few mages have the strength of will necessary to focus their energy inward. Wrapped in protective magics and wielding blades of arcane force, the Knight Enchanters are rare, but inspiring sights as they lead the charge into enemy ranks.

Necromancer: Coming Soon

Rift Mage: Coming Soon

Rogue
Armed with bows, daggers, and any number of dirty tricks, the rogue’s primary focus is damage: tearing foes down one at a time with systematic efficiency. Rogues commonly use a mixture of stealth and mobility to reach positions of advantage, be it a sniper’s perch away from enemy blades or behind an unsuspecting mage. Deadly and resourceful, rogues can tip the balance of any strategic assault.

Artificer: Intricate mechanisms are the core of the artificer’s craft: Deadly traps; Distracting contraptions; Marvels of engineering turned to deadly purpose. If an artificer is standing at the far end of a seemingly innocuous stretch of the battlefield, you should find another path. If he or she is smiling? Best just to hope your affairs are in order.

Assassin: Coming Soon

Tempest: Coming Soon

Discuss.

[Solas]

Knight Enchanter sounds really badass, so far it's the one I'm most excited about ~~. replacement for Arcane Warrior?

[Artemis Leonhart]

I'm so speccing one of my rogues to Artificer, it seems a very interesting specialization: finally, the traps will be useful.

[St. Victorious]

There's two more symbols for specs per class. I'll update as they are confirmed on the site.

[Solas]

apparently you can view the names by right clicking and saving the image, it's the file names

 

Warrior: Champion, Templar, Reaver

Rogue: Artificer, Assassin, Tempest

Mage: Knight Enchanter, Necromancer, Rift Mage

[TheJediSaint]

I really hope there are quests to unlock the specializations.

[St. Victorious]

apparently you can view the names by right clicking and saving the image, it's the file names
 
Warrior: Champion, Templar, Reaver
Rogue: Artificer, Assassin, Tempest
Mage: Knight Enchanter, Necromancer, Rift Mage

Super hard to do that on my phone. But thanks for the info. Rift Mage sounds pretty BA.

[Enchant_m3nt]

These sound so cool!! Will we be able to have two specs like normal? A rift Mage/necromancer would be utterly terrifying!

[St. Victorious]

Specs are more suppose to have more impact. So you'll only be getting one this time around.

[Luiren]

Finally a Necromancer specialization! I'm so excited!

[Dracon525]

No Blood mage? I'm surprised. Unless i has been re-worked into 'Necromancer'...

[Ap0crypha]

God those Mage specs sound cool. Warriors are "meh". Rogues, the Artificer sounds really neat, Assassin is same old, and I'm wondering if the Tempest is based off the D&D prestige class.

[Heimdall]

Damnit, Bioware, why do you have to make my decision to play a warrior first this time so difficult?

YOU BROUGHT BACK ARCANE WARRIOR/KNIGHT ENCHANTER NOW!?

[KainD]

No Blood mage? I'm surprised. Unless i has been re-worked into 'Necromancer'...

 

Or it's a tree that is available without a spec. 

[Ap0crypha]

Or the Veil Tear means that any mage can become a blood mage, so now it's a regular tree like Primal and Entropy.

[efd731]

My bet is blood Mage is something that can be learned(via story) or can be used anyways.

[Aulis Vaara]

Damn, mages sound badass all around this time.

[djmacio]

I'm really curious to see what the Rift Mage class will be about. It sound like a mix of Entropy and Spirit magic. Maybe you'll be able to summon spirits from the fade this time around.

[metalfenix]

bioware! where is the blood magic? it will be a standard school? one learned through a demon deal? (that would be nice) or just went away to favor necromancer as the evil spec of mages?

[Ap0crypha]

*just realized that Necromancy = bringing people back from the dead = trying to bring back your dead wife = Quentin*

 

And all of a sudden, that specialization seems evil and twisted instead of cool.

[Lillian]

*just realized that Necromancy = bringing people back from the dead = trying to bring back your dead wife = Quentin*

 

And all of a sudden, that specialization seems evil and twisted instead of cool.

Oh, sweet summer child...

There are messed up instances of necromancy in most fantasy games/literature.

[Vit246]

I wanna be a Demonologist. I wanna summon demons. Enslave them to my will like a competent mage.

[Jedi Master of Orion]

*just realized that Necromancy = bringing people back from the dead = trying to bring back your dead wife = Quentin*

 

And all of a sudden, that specialization seems evil and twisted instead of cool.

 

He is the only example of true necromancy in the DA universe. All the others are demonologists and blood mages summoning demons into corpses. And in his case it wasn't something he could do at the drop of a hat. He spent years of research and magic on one his project.

[Blood Shift]

As there are three spec's and what seems likely to be three companions for each class; perhaps every companion has one of these spec's as their own.

 

Cassandra's background story makes her a very likely Templar. That heavy armored bearded man with the sword screams champion to me. And I'm willing to bet Varric is an artificer.

 

Any thoughts on other companions? They could very likely have their own spec like in DA2, but i just felt like bringing this up.

 

(Not aware if there is a separate discussion for this topic)