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[bluebullets]

I want to use shale just because wynne, morr, and shale would have AMAZING banter.. Morrigan being a witty shrew, shale being a sarcastic jerk, and wynne being wynne. Plus, asunder makes me want to have wynne+shale

but, I love allistair and i don't want to miss out on him

Advise?

[Riverdaleswhiteflash]

What I advise would to a large degree depend on your Warden's class and abilities.

[bluebullets]

What I advise would to a large degree depend on your Warden's class and abilities.

im amage, but i'm just asking banter and character wise, not combat. DA:O isn't that difficult.

[Icy Magebane]

im amage, but i'm just asking banter and character wise, not combat. DA:O isn't that difficult.

Well, Alistair treating Wynne like his mom is kind of funny I guess... kind of weird too, though...

[luna1124]

Switch them around, use a different party for different events..

 

If I play a mage for instance, I use a balance of warrior/rogue/mage.. I tend to not use Wynne or Morrigan as much as when I play a rogue or warrior.

[theskymoves]

I ran a 3 mage party + Alistair, and Wynne+Morrigan is actually not as much fun, banter-wise, as you'd imagine. 

 

Max banter payoff duos, IMO, are Morrigan+Sten, Sten+Shale, Wynne+Oghren, and Oghren+Alistair. IIRC, some of the banter between Morrigan and Alistair is golden, but I usually exhaust that by the time I'm leaving Lothering (*shakes fist at that bridge trigger and the other one over near the well*) so my parties that include them are pretty quiet for most of the game. /useless reply

[Ferretinabun]

I adore Shale's dialogue with anyone (particularly Leliana, actually). She has some good stuff with both Morrigan and Wynne. 

 

As far as Alistair goes, during the treaties he's not actually that plot-relevant outside Redcliffe. He has the odd line about Templars in the Circle and at Haven, but nothing major, and he has virtually nothing at all to say in Orzammar, the Brecilian Forest. Plus, Shale makes an awesome tank, so basically, Alistair is easily the most disposable in this equation.

 

But if you insist on him, then I suppose drop Wynne. Just because the Shale-Morrigan dialogue is better than the one either has with Wynne, imho.

[Basher of Glory]

There are certain spots on which you can change your party (e.g. Orzamar, Dalish camp) and cross "trigger lines". Thus, I've listened to most conversations between different companions.

[theskymoves]

There are certain spots on which you can change your party (e.g. Orzamar, Dalish camp) and cross "trigger lines". Thus, I've listened to most conversations between different companions.

 

I looked through the area files once for banter trigger points and this is what I found (no DLCs because toolset nonsense and 'tis possible I may have missed some vanilla ones):

 

Spoiler

Party banter trigger points!

 

Lothering:
in the refugee camp to the south
on the bridge
near the well in the northern section

 

Redcliffe Village:
on the bridge above the village
the boardwalk near the blacksmith

 

Mage Tower, Apprentice Quarters:
Hall, just inside the barrier door

 

Haven:
near the dock

 

Frostback Mountain Pass:
to the west of the gossips

 

Orzammar:
Hall of Heroes, approaching the stairs into Orzammar Commons
Orzammar Commons, on the bridge to the Proving

 

Ortan Thaig:
near the entrance (as you round the bend)

 

Caridin’s Cross:
near the bend of the northern Deep Roads section (entrance)
south of the bend on the southern Deep Roads section (approaching exit)

 

Dalish Camp:
near entrance (by Mithra)

 

Denerim Market District:
near Marjolaine’s House
near the well in the courtyard of Arl Eamon’s estate

 

Denerim:
Gnawed Noble Tavern (narrow hallway to the north)
Wades Emporium
Denerim, The Wonders of Thedas (as you enter)

 

Denerim Alienage:
Alarith’s Store