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[dogstar12]

Okay with Dragon age Inquisition coming fast, I have decided to buy and replay Dragon Age Origin.

But the problem is I forgot how I played the last time

So can you the brave people of this world tell me what order to the

The Main quests,Side and companion quest plus DLC 

 

 

[DrBlingzle]

Well in the case of difficulty the wiki page probably shows the best order to do the main quests. As for the side quests just be sure to do them before starting the battle of denerim, more specifically the part where you go to redcliffe again as this is a "point of no return" (I usually try to do all the sidequests before starting the landsmeet quest just to play it safe). As for companion quests and DLC, basically just make sure to do them before revisiting Redcliffe, I don't think there's any reason to do them in a specific order (although I suggest doing stone prisionor and wardens keep early on to get shale and the storage locker quickly).

[dragonflight288]

Well, there's the origin, and then there's Ostagar and then Lothering. By the time you reach Lothering, you will have Alistair and Morrigan, and possibly your Dog if you do the quest at Ostagar OR are a human noble. 

 

After that, well, the sky's the limit. You can talk to companions, avoid them, ask them to leave, give gifts or whatnot. You'll need Stone Prisoner DLC to get Shale the golem. You can do Redcliff, Circle of Magi, Orzammar and Dalish Elves in whatever order you please. 

[Harlot]

Okay with Dragon age Inquisition coming fast, I have decided to buy and replay Dragon Age Origin.

But the problem is I forgot how I played the last time

So can you the brave people of this world tell me what order to the

The Main quests,Side and companion quest plus DLC 

The way I do this is I try to gather all my companions as soon as possible while maintaining cohesion to my story.

After leaving Lothering with Alistair, Morrigan, Dog, Leliana and Sten I go to the Circle first (on the way to Redcliffe which Alistair suggests to visit first), I recruit Wynne, then go to Redcliffe, solve the quest there and sidetrack to get Shale (close to the place) and then travel to Ostagar. On the way I recruit Zevran and get Oghren before heading into the Deep Roads.Then I just chill and enjoy my companions... uh... company.

As for chronology I play:

Leliana's Song (it could do you well to play it as the revered mother there is now the Divinie Justinia. Plus it happens before Origins and is about Leliana ).
Origins (obvious next step)
Awakening (before Amgarrak to buff yourself up)
Amgarrak (should have a good enough level and skill variety to handle the Harvester at this point. I solo-ed him on normal with my shield wielding warrior warden)
Witch Hunt (a logical conclusion to the game with the scene in front of the Eluvian)

Dragon Age 2
The order of playing DLCs doesn't really matter as they're just "stories" told by Varric to Cassandra. But I go for Mark of the Assassin first and then Legacy so I leave the more epic "story" for the last. I usually play them at the very beginning of act 3 and then finish up the game.

The chronology is pretty much consistent in this order.

[Gervaise]

I'd definitely do Return to Ostagar before the Landsmeet (probably around the time you deal with Flemeth for Morrigan - if you agree to) because I felt it added to the story and gave some reason for Loghain's paranoia, plus you get some useful items to use.

 

First time I played I went to the Dalish first because my Warden was Dalish so he thought he'd start with his own people, then when to Redcliffe, Circle, did Ashes quest and then finally Orzammar.    Next run I was a mage so went to the Circle first, then Redcliffe.    I usually always left Orzammar to last because it seemed to make sense to the order of doing things but I guess if you were a dwarf you might go there first.

 

Don't forget to return to camp after Landsmeet but before going to Redcliffe for the final time.   There are some conversations that can only take place in camp, not in Eamon's estate and I nearly missed the end of Zevran's romance because of that.    Ditto talking to Loghain if you recruit him.

[Fiery Phoenix]

Well in the case of difficulty the wiki page probably shows the best order to do the main quests. As for the side quests just be sure to do them before starting the battle of denerim, more specifically the part where you go to redcliffe again as this is a "point of no return" (I usually try to do all the sidequests before starting the landsmeet quest just to play it safe). As for companion quests and DLC, basically just make sure to do them before revisiting Redcliffe, I don't think there's any reason to do them in a specific order (although I suggest doing stone prisionor and wardens keep early on to get shale and the storage locker quickly).

I'm going with this.

 

Use the Wiki for the main quest. It doesn't matter as much for side quests so long as you make sure you complete them before the point of no return.

[Icefalcon]

Dragon Age 2
The order of playing DLCs doesn't really matter as they're just "stories" told by Varric to Cassandra. But I go for Mark of the Assassin first and then Legacy so I leave the more epic "story" for the last. I usually play them at the very beginning of act 3 and then finish up the game.
 

That's interesting I always find myself doing DA2 DLC  the other way around, the order I got them. 

[Icy Magebane]

Hm... this is my suggestion...

 

Origin... yadda, yadda, yadda... Lothering

Denerim (side missions to get familiar with combat... remember, the Warden is a rookie and needs money, experience, and supplies to boost their confidence.  You don't need to do everything, just get your feet wet... and by the Archivist's Sash )

Circle of Magi

Stone Prisoner

Brescillian Forest

Return to Ostagaar

Redcliffe

Urn of Sacred Ashes

Warden's Keep

Orzammar... you can leave from time to time, but once Oghren joins, stay there until the end.

Denerim/Landsmeet

Um... the rest is self explanatory I think...

 

I haven't played Awakening in years so I won't comment on that.

[Ieldra]

My standard order of playing things, which I changed occasionally if I needed certain skills at certain points. For instance, in my latest playthrough of DAO I pushed back dealing with Connor because I wanted Coercion 4 on my protagonist for the demon.

 

Anyway, here we go:

 

Dragon Age Origins:

(1) Origin/Ostagar

(2) Stone Prisoner

(3) Warden's Keep

(4) Redcliffe, part 1.

(5) Circle

(6) Redcliffe, conclusion

(7) Dalish Camp and Brecilian Forest

(8) Return to Ostagar

(9) Orzammar, City quests

(10) Denerim, pre-Landsmeet city quests

(11) Urn of Sacred Ashes

(12) Orzammar part 2 and Deep Roads

(13) Denerim part 2 and Landsmeet

(14) The Archdemon

 

Dragon Age: Awakening

(1) Prologue

(2) Kal'Hirol

(3) Wending Wood

(4) Amaranthine, city quests

(5) Blackmarsh

(6) Attack on the Mother

 

Golems of Amgarrak

(I don't play this with all Wardens)

 

Witch Hunt

(I play this with all Wardens)

[WillieStyle]

I was tempted to replay Dragon Age Origins and DA:2.  But I'm worried about the gameplay.  I much preferred DA:2 gameplay to that of Origins.  I'm afraid that, after so many years, I'll find Origins just too tedious to replay.  If it weren't for gibbed, I'd never have gotten to experience Kaiden in ME3, because I simply can't bring myself to play the original Mass Effect ever again.

[themikefest]

Ostagar

Lothering

recruit Shale

return to Ostagar

Warden's keep

Circle

Redcliffe

ashes

Orzammar

forest

landsmeet

kill Archdemon

 

Awakening

Wendling Woods

Kal'Hirol

blackmarsh

mother

 

Witch hunt

 

Golems of Amgarrak

[TheLastSuperSaiyan87]

Leliana's Song

Origins

Ostagar

Lothering

Recruit Leliana and Sten

Warden's Keep

Return to Ostagar

The Stone Prisoner

Recruit Shale

Broken Circle

Recruit Wynne

Redcliffe

Recruit Zevran

Nature of The Beast

Urn of Sacred Ashes

A Paragon of Her Kind

Recruit Ohgren

The Landsmeet

End Game

 

Awakening

Wending Wood

Kal Hirol

Blackmarsh

End Game

 

Golems of Amgarrak

Witch Hunt

[EmperorKarino]

my playthrough:

origin prologue part

ostagar

lothering

warden's keep

stone prisoner

return to ostagar

denerim (for some sidequests)

red cliffe (do everything except deal with connor)

the circle of magi (save the mages)

return to red cliffe (save connor using the circle ritual to enter the fade and kill the demon)

orizimmar (do everything, side with harromnont, destroy the anvil of the void)

brescillian forest (do everything, break the curse, side with the elves/werewolves)

haven/temple of sacred ashes (kill the cult and get the ashes)

return to denerim (do everything)

landsmeet (side with alistair)

finish up any remaining side quests

return to red cliffe and finish the game.

 

awakening

prologue

go to amarthine city ( DO NOT! DO NOT GO INSIDE THE CITY! talk to the two hunters)

go to the deep roads (just to pick up sigrun)

go back to amarthine city (do sigrun's loyalty quest, look for kristoff, do side quests)

go to the black marsh (do everything)

go to wending woods (do everything)

do side quests (all if possible)

go to the deep roads (do everything)

finish up any remaining quests

start the final part of the game (kill darkspawn messager at amarathine city, kill the architect)

 

golems of Amgarrak

 

witch hunt