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[Gilsa]

Anyone knows where I can gather / buy deathroots? I need 17 of them for Assassin spec quest I can't find them.

 

I've seen them in Hissing Wastes and Western Approach. If you look in your Codex > Places, there will be a list of resources available at the bottom of each entry. Here's a link to where to buy the resources: http://www.gameranx....ocations-guide/

[daveliam]

It worked!  Making the Legion Armor with silverite changed it from "dwarf trained only/warrior only" to just "dwarf trained only". 

 

And, my world has just changed for the better!

[Mira]

I've seen them in Hissing Wastes and Western Approach. If you look in your Codex > Places, there will be a list of resources available at the bottom of each entry. Here's a link to where to buy the resources: http://www.gameranx....ocations-guide/

 

Thanks for the link Gilsa! I spent a fortune and bought all the deathroot I needed. Now I only need to find writing on assassins methods and I will be finally able to buy the damn spec.

[Mira]

It worked!  Making the Legion Armor with silverite changed it from "dwarf trained only/warrior only" to just "dwarf trained only". 

 

And, my world has just changed for the better!

 

WHAT?!! I WANT THIS!!

[Cespar]

I look forward to hearing whether this works or not!

 

 

Wow! And thanks (for compliment and for sharing the screenshot)! I do want to see if I can get my hands on the "Inquisitor armor" (the ones from the promos), but the dwarven armor makes me all nostalgic for the DAO era.

This inquisition armor you can buy from a secret merchant somewhere in the Hissing Waste. 

[Cespar]

Oh yea, I wanted to upload this from my Cespar's play-through. Will always be my dream team 

The crew and Cespar: I should make this my Facebook's cover. 

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[TheDwarfOfOrzammar]

#teamdave#dwarves# Noooo Orza!!!!! Lol your dwarf looks so cool and dwarven like. I feel that's what both of my dwarves are lacking  . And Dave I wanted to choose the british, but got the american  .

  

I'm with Mira, most of my female dwarves would take him home

Awh thanks guys! And Ces don't worry When I create a Dwarf, I always want to make them look serious/take no **** from anyone...or they get an axe to the head haha

[veeia]

Love it! I have a screenies from that scene too, with Hella's trashy family of besties. I'll have to post it later.

[Angloassassin]

Silverite in Heavy Armor removes the "Warrior Only" restrictions. You get it during the "Arbor Wilds" quest, or from roaming Emprise De Lion.

 

Snofluer Skin in Medium armor removes the "Rogue Only" restrictions. It can be found Rarely in Emerald Graves and Exalted plains. They are like bigger, fatter Nugs. You can find them all over the frozen river at the start of Emprise De Lion.

 

Dales Loden Wool in Light Armor removes the "Mage Only" restrictions. It can be found on most high-level humanoids 

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(Red Templars for Instance)

I started finding it regularly on my enemies when I got around lvl 19.

[Ace Attorney]

Meet my new Dwarf Rogue Inquisitor!

[Gilsa]

It worked!  Making the Legion Armor with silverite changed it from "dwarf trained only/warrior only" to just "dwarf trained only". 

 

And, my world has just changed for the better!

 

All right!! *fistbump*

 

 

Thanks for the link Gilsa! I spent a fortune and bought all the deathroot I needed. Now I only need to find writing on assassins methods and I will be finally able to buy the damn spec.

 

I did the exact same thing, just bought out whatever plant I needed to move on already. I think you can probably find the book you need next to Varric or Sera or Cole, whichever has your spec. (I mainly use Varric, alas.)  I had to go to Iron Bull's area and clicked on a book next to him to get the reaver spec.

 

This inquisition armor you can buy from a secret merchant somewhere in the Hissing Waste. 

 

Ooh! Ooh! I think I know which one you're talking about. I've seen people say to get Josephine's Inquisition Perks (don't remember which one) to unlock extra recipes on vendors so I'll have to make my rounds again. It's kinda bugging me that I haven't seen a helmet for Legion of the Dead set.

 

Silverite in Heavy Armor removes the "Warrior Only" restrictions. You get it during the "Arbor Wilds" quest, or from roaming Emprise De Lion.

 

Snofluer Skin in Medium armor removes the "Rogue Only" restrictions. It can be found Rarely in Emerald Graves and Exalted plains. They are like bigger, fatter Nugs. You can find them all over the frozen river at the start of Emprise De Lion.

 

Dales Loden Wool in Light Armor removes the "Mage Only" restrictions. It can be found on most high-level humanoids 

Spoiler

(Red Templars for Instance)

I started finding it regularly on my enemies when I got around lvl 19.

 

*scribbles all this down in notebook*

 

That's helpful, thanks!

[Angloassassin]

*Snip*

 

*scribbles all this down in notebook*

 

That's helpful, thanks!

 

Remember children (Metaphorical pipe and handlebar mustache moment), Race restrictions still reply, so don't use up your materials on making that awesome armor for yourself - only to realise it's Human-Trained or Elf-Trained only!

[Mira]

I did the exact same thing, just bought out whatever plant I needed to move on already. I think you can probably find the book you need next to Varric or Sera or Cole, whichever has your spec. (I mainly use Varric, alas.)  I had to go to Iron Bull's area and clicked on a book next to him to get the reaver spec.

 

Yeah, Cole had the book. I'm a dwarven archer - assassin now Thanks again!

[Kortok]

Well into my first playthrough, level 10 dwarf SnS warrior (to be made into a Templar).  Playing on nightmare, with my dwarf and Blackwall we don't run into much we can't handle.  Dwarfs are perfect tanks, stalky balls of magic resistant muscle.

[Cespar]

Well into my first playthrough, level 10 dwarf SnS warrior (to be made into a Templar). Playing on nightmare, with my dwarf and Blackwall we don't run into much we can't handle. Dwarfs are perfect tanks, stalky balls of magic resistant muscle.

Lol we're doing the exact same thing. I'm going to be a dwarf templar, and Blackwall specializing in a two-handed weapon. I have Varric as my rouge and Dorian as my mage.

[Ace Attorney]

More pictures!

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Happy face:


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I like him so that's all that matters but what do other think?

[DalishRanger]

I like him! I tend to favor dwarves that look traditionally dwarvy - strong features, larger noses, etc. Then again I like strong features in general, so.

 

I am pleased to see the CC allows people to make soft-featured dwarves though. Versatility and variety is good.

[daveliam]

He definitely looks the part of Carta enforcer.  I definitely wouldn't want to run into him in a Free March alley somewhere.

[veeia]

I love him! He's got the sexy bald tortured look but also the "don't f*** with me" look.  

[Tishina]

More pictures!

Portrait Shot:


Happy face:


Angry face:


Cinematic!:



I like him so that's all that matters but what do other think?

Definitely he's got the hardened Carta enforcer look going.

[Cespar]

More pictures!

Portrait Shot:


Happy face:


Angry face:


Cinematic!:



I like him so that's all that matters but what do other think?

Sir you have won the prize for making your dwarf look very close to a carta member. I want to follow this character's journey, so make sure you upload picture of big events in the game! 

[Cespar]

The reason I won't be able to make a good dwarf, 

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[TEWR]

Heh, my headcanon tale of events for Nasir is probably going to be a lot different then the canon game's telling. I've seen two decisions already (one a companion quest, the other a main quest) that I know Nasir would do differently.

[veeia]

Heh, my headcanon tale of events for Nasir is probably going to be a lot different then the canon game's telling. I've seen two decisions already (one a companion quest, the other a main quest) that I know Nasir would do differently.

Ooh, share! I love hearing people's headcanons, especially if they are about dwarves

[TEWR]

Ooh, share! I love hearing people's headcanons, especially if they are about dwarves

 

Okey dokey! I'll put them in spoiler tags however.

 

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The first headcanon concerns Bull's personal quest where the Qunari alliance is concerned. It runs pretty much the same up until the decision point. Here, upon hearing from Gaat that the Chargers need to hold their position or the dreadnought would die, coupled with what he knows of Bull (how he has seen too many people die, something Nasir knows also) he asks Bull and Gaat if there's any way to signal the dreadnought to fire upon the Venatori. They don't need to hit them, but just hit the shore enough to cause enough of a commotion so that they can rush to fight the Venatori themselves. So a signal is sent up using a mixture that sends green smoke.

 

Cue the Chargers and the Inquisition fighting the Venatori and wiping them out, though not without the loss of Grim and a heavily wounded Krem. Krem lives, thankfully. When Gaat tells Iron Bull the Qunari look forward to his return home, Bull hesitates, and after talking with Nasir back at Skyhold he ends up deciding to become "Tal Va-******-shoth", at least in the eyes of the Qunari back there. He is not happy about it still, but he's tired of seeing people he knows and cares about die.

 

And he can't imagine a life without the Chargers.

 

So that's the first one. It's rough around the edges, mind you, but that's the general premise.

 

The second one is this:

 

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During Here Lies the Abyss, when Nasir is running with Loghain and Hawke and they encounter the bloated spider coming back to them, he wastes no time in shutting down both of their offers to distract the creature so they can escape. He instead says it should be him that distracts the creature, as out of the three of them he's the one who can traverse through the Fade and back again physically at will (by this point, he and Solas and Dagna have begun to study it enough that he's mastering it).

 

He's tired of seeing people he considers friends or allies dying before him, with nothing he can do to stop it. It happened back when he was a mercenary leader during the Blight. People he cared about died fighting against the Darkspawn. It happened again when he was with the Carta running his own mercenary group there as well. Friends he considered family would die in the cutthroat game of the Merchant's Guild.

 

Then the Conclave happened, and though he knew none of those people all that well the shock was still too much for him.

 

"All those people... dead?"

 

And then Haven? That was just the final nail in the coffin for him. How many people died because he failed as a leader, because he failed to properly make Haven defensible or realize that they couldn't stay there forever?

 

"For every one I saved, two more were cut down. I failed them..."

 

So he doesn't accept either of their attempts. He orders them to march through the rift and go and fight until he makes it back there. Before Hawke vanished through it though he sent a searing fireball at the back of the creature, which bought Nasir just enough time to open up his own rift and make it out, whereupon he then sealed it immediately.

 

Unfortunately, this rift sent him outside of Adamant, so he had to fight his way through again, killing any demons that hadn't been dealt with before and saving anyone he could. Eventually, he managed to make it towards where the main rift was and seal it, though he surmised that it perhaps was not worth the cost. He begins to think more Inquisition soldiers died as a result of his heroism in the Fade, but he had no way of knowing he'd be thrown so far away from the main rift upon leaving the Fade.

 

Ultimately Inquisition is proving to really **** up Nasir, as he had PTSD to start with and it just got worse with the Breach and Haven lol.

 

EDIT: Ooh I forgot to mention. Cassandra was both angry and distraught at the prospect of him having not come through the rift with Hawke and Loghain. She was panicking, worried.

 

To some that last one might be removing the gravitas of the situation, but in that scenario I do feel the choice of A vs. B is rather odd considering who we're playing as, particularly since in real life we always have more then two options at our disposal. Even so, I don't want it to be "And everyone lived happily ever after, no soldiers died at all". Many did die.