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[The Elder King]

Perhaps we get training from our companions in getting these specializations through story versus just being able to through leveling.  If it is through story, it could make sense for your qunari or elf mage to seek out a companion to get a particular training.  You can then rp however way you would your main's motivation in getting Knight enchanter.  For example: Perhaps your elf or qunari likes the utility of the tree versus the philosophy.

Bioware said Someone will teach us the specs, but not the companions.

[NedPepper]

Eh, Warrior seems kind of boring.  If Reaver eats your HP, and there's not healing magic, it seems like a risky spec.  Champion is the best all-purpose spec.  Guess I'm going to be a Champion.  (Although the mage and rogue specs seem intriguing.  Second playthrough as a mage should be fun.)

[TheEternalStudent]

Eh, Warrior seems kind of boring.  If Reaver eats your HP, and there's not healing magic, it seems like a risky spec.  Champion is the best all-purpose spec.  Guess I'm going to be a Champion.  (Although the mage and rogue specs seem intriguing.  Second playthrough as a mage should be fun.)

If it's risky like Vanguards it might be worth it.

[Patchwork]

I was expecting Tempest to be something like having a set of Celene's enchanted rings, I'm not unhappy with the idea of my quizzy laughing like a loon as she brews her potions but I think I was more attached to the idea of enchanted jewellery than I realised. 

 

My plan was to make my elf a Rift Mage but being a protective tank would suit her too. The decision might depend on a) the exact abilities we get and b)how the spec is taught. 

 

Even if it's under a different name I'm glad Force Mage is back, I loved the CC in that specialisation. 

[Revan Reborn]

Reaver sounds just like Beserk. Templar is of course predictable. Sounds like I'm going Champion as it appears to be the de facto tank. Hopefully a two-handed champion will actually be much more viable than it has been in the past. We are bound to only one specialization in DAI? Correct? I believe while our freedom in a sense is more limited, there are more abilities and options in each specialization. Correct me if I'm wrong.

[Sylvius the Mad]

Based on those descriptions, my preferred party looks like Necromancer, Rift Mage, Artificer, and Assassin.

[dixophilia]

I'm new to the Dragon Age games, but I have to say that I got the jist of Knight Enchanter and I understand Necromancer gameplay from other titles. Rift mage, however, seems unique. Looking forward to trying it out on my first playthrough and learning its mechanics.

[Jazzpha]

If the Tempest's Alchemy allows for the enchanting/poisoning of arrows using various potions, that's definitely going to be my Rogue's specialization.

 

As far as Mage goes, I'll probably do KE first, and save Rift Mage for my fourth playthrough (after having done Warrior, Rogue and Mage each once). That way, I'll really know how the game works and I'll be able to realistically RP a Rift Mage who knows how best innately to use the Fade as a very powerful weapon.

 

It might be cool to play as a Templar Warrior, just to RP a Templar who sides with the Mages. That could be a fun ride.

[CENIC]

Wow, these new descriptions totally flipped my planned Inquisitors upside down!

My mage was initially going to be a Rift Mage, and that still sounds neat, but Knight Enchanter would fit her as well - at least, the bits about being loyal to the Circle and focusing on protection and defensive spells.

My warrior was initially going to be a sword and shield Champion, but now that I've fleshed out her personality a bit more in my mind I may go with two-handed Reaver instead. She's basically a female Iron Bull, AND she'll be dating him. Having two Reavers in the party would be... interesting.

My rogue was going to be an archer but I hadn't settled on much more than that. Neither Artificer nor Tempest sound very appealing to me, but hopefully if I play one of my other characters first, I will get a feel for which rogue class I like through the companions.

I'm happy that there will be reactivity to specializations this time around, but I hope that doesn't mean we HAVE to pick one. There seem to be plenty of skills to fill your arsenal with even without throwing a specialization into the mix.

[Giantdeathrobot]

Warrior: Reaver, probably. I loved the life draining shenanigans they could do in DA2.

 

Rogue: Both Artificier and Tempest are tempting. Tempest does sound really cool.

 

Mage: so hard to choose! all 3 specs look great. I'll probably go for Rift Mage or Knight Enchanter, whichever I unlock first.

[Raven X]

I'll probably go Rift Mage for my Female Elf Inquisitor as my first playthrough, then Knight Enchanter for my Female Human Inquisitor as my 2nd playthrough.

[Morroian]

LIke others have said Rift mage sounds like it has aspects force mage and Necromancer aspects of entropy which is exactly what was speculated and it does make me happy, I'n just hoping that the spec trees have a decent amount of active spells in them to counteract the lack of variety in the base trees.

 

Based on this I will be making inquisitors using all 3 mage specs.

[LastFadingSmile]

Hmm. Rogue specs aren't exactly blowing my skirt up; of the three the Tempest sounds the most intriguing. I hope it plays well with a bow, though.

 

Looks like I might be rolling mages after my rogue though. They all sound pretty awesome!

[LaughingWolf]

Highly disappointed in Tempest... I was really hoping it'd be the new duelist

[Eternal Phoenix]

Templar spec is back, neat.

[fiveforchaos]

So tempest looks like the "magic rogue" spec, very interesting, didn't expect that. I'm stick with artificer, but I can see tempest being a fun class, it's kind of like being a bender in the DA universe; elemental abilities coupled with fast melee strikes.

[Eagle Pusuit]

The description of the Rift Mage sounds kind of underwhelming. I was hoping for summoning spirits from the fade to aid your allies or hinder your enemies. Now it's just "attacks from the fade". Sounds like a generic Mage to me.

[Wulfram]

The description of the Rift Mage sounds kind of underwhelming. I was hoping for summoning spirits from the fade to aid your allies or hinder your enemies. Now it's just "attacks from the fade". Sounds like a generic Mage to me.

 

I think it's good to have a mage spec that's a fairly traditional style mage.

[Morroian]

The description of the Rift Mage sounds kind of underwhelming. I was hoping for summoning spirits from the fade to aid your allies or hinder your enemies. Now it's just "attacks from the fade". Sounds like a generic Mage to me.

 

What you want would be like a necromancer just using other means.

 

Rift mage sounds like a CC heavy mage spec which is perfect for me.

[Morroian]

So tempest looks like the "magic rogue" spec, very interesting, didn't expect that. I'm stick with artificer, but I can see tempest being a fun class, it's kind of like being a bender in the DA universe; elemental abilities coupled with fast melee strikes.

 

Yes I still want to make an artificer rogue but I really want to see what the actual tempest abilities are.

 

Its funny that they keep changing the rogue and mage specs throughout the series but the warrior specs have remained quite consistent.

[atamajakki]

Looking forward to playing my Templar (it was the most fun spec in DA2 by far) and a Knight Enchanter sounds right up my alley. What's the deal with Tempests?

[BobZilla84]

Here are my Playthroughs

1st Playthrough:

Arvaas Adaar

Voiceset:American

Sex:Male

Race:Qunari

Primary Weapon Style:Bow

Class:Rogue

Specialization:Assassin

Romance:Cassandra

 

2nd Playtrough:

Adaar

Voiceset:American

Sex:Male

Race:Qunari

Primary Weapon Style:Mage Staff

Class:Mage

Specialization:Necromancer

Romance:Dorian

 

3rd Playthrough:

Galel Cadash

Voiceset:American

Sex:Male

Race:Dwarf

Primary Weapon Style:Sword & Shield

Class:Warrior

Specialization:Champion

Romance:Josephine

 

4th Plythrough:

Trevelyan

Voiceset:British

Sex:Female

Race:Human

Primary Weapon Style:Mage Staff

Class:Mage

Specialization:Knight Enchanter

Romance:Cullen

 

5th Playthrough:

Lavellan

Voiceset:American

Sex:Female

Race:Elf

Primary Weapon Style:Mage Staff

Class:Mage

Specialization:Rift Mage

Romance:Solas

 

6th Playthrough:

Lavellan

Voiceset:American

Sex:Female

Race:Elf

Primary Weapon Style:Bow

Class:Rogue

Specialization:Tempest

Romance:Sera

 

7th Playthrough:

Trevelyan

Voiceset:British

Sex:Female

Race:Human

Primary Weapon style:Sword & Shield

Class:Warrior

Specialization:Templar

Romance:Blackwall

 

8th Playthrough:

Cadash

Voiceset:American

Sex:Female

Race:Dwarf

Primary Weapon Style:Great Sword

Class:Warrior

Specialization:Reaver

Romance:Iron Bull

 

9th Playthrough

Trevelyan

Voiceset:British

Sex:Male

Race:Human

Primary Weapon Style:Dual Daggers

Class:Rogue

Specialization:Artificer

Romance:None

 

I havent decided on names for all my characters but I will figure that out in Nov

[Hellion Rex]

[WardenWade]

Rift Mage

These mages draw upon the force of the Fade, either pulling matter from the Fade to attack or twisting the Veil itself into a weapon to stagger or crush their enemies.

 

 

Hm...

 

"Mr. Dewitt, catch!"   

[Savvie]

Finally, they are officially revealed! I am kind of disappointed to not see a bard brought back for the rogue. The necromancer doesn't seem like the typical "necromancer" class to a certain extent which makes me tempted to try it. So it looks like I am definitely going to try the Reaver, Tempest and all 3 mage specs.