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[Reznore57]

Can I be the first to call a Darkspawn multiplayer DLC?

 

Don't care if too late actually, CALLED IT.

 

Banshees were bad...now think about broodmothers.

[The Night Haunter]

The way to think of this is:

The three factions are the most organized and intrinsic to the plot of the Inquisition (not necessarily the same as the plot of the Inquisitor it is important to note). They are political factions working against the Inquisition, no matter what options you take.

Everything else: random bears, darkspawn, ogres are all standard enemies that aren't organized enough to be a faction.

Possible enemy factions: Orliasan civil war sides, Wardens, dwarves are all factions that are not necessarily enemies, thus they don't feature in MP.

 

The amount of possible enemies is no doubt much greater than in Origins, its only the organized factions that are present in DAMP.

[darkiddd]

Red templars
Venatori
Demons
Darkspawn
Bandits
Wildlife
Regular templars
Mages

Spoiler

Grey wardens

and depending on our choices

Spoiler

Dalish
and quite possibly Gaspard or Celene troops

[bandcandy]

Creature factions aren't something new in games, even without multiplayer. I think the factions that DAMP uses are supposed to be the direct antagonist factions, those which oppose the Inquisition. Bears and Wolves aren't plotting at some end of Thedas to bring down our organization. At least I hope not.

 

In addition to Venatori, Red Templar and Demons we've seen:

 

Regular Templars

Mages

 

Undead (? Only one type so far I think)

 

Dragonkin

 

Predators (Bears, wolves and Trolls)

 

Prey (Nugs, Fennec, etc)

 

Avvar

 

 

Did I miss any?

 

 

 

People get attacked by Mountain Lions and Bears all the time out here. So I don't know what planet you hail from.

Giants/trolls, golems, wardens, spiders, darkspawn, wyverns.

[Gemini Freak]

Well, I must admit that I'm worried about the strange absence of Abominations, Revenants and Arcane Horrors.

 

They'll probably appear, though.