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[ryder68]

i hope dragon age inquisition is more like origins with the weapons. hope i can make a mage that use a weapon and shield and armor. i love playing origins for the fact that you can make a rogue that use 2 handed weapon and a bow that what made your game that graet and i can play it to day and love it all over agian.and i hope that you dont use the some weapons restrict that dragon age 2

[katerinafm]

Weapons are restricted to specific classes.

 

Warriors can use one handed weapons (sword/mace, etc) and shield or a two handed weapon (greatsword, greataxe, maul). Rogues can use bows or daggers. Mages can only use staves.

[Gothfather]

Its true. I am a little disapointed but meh, I'll lose about 30 seconds sleep over it. The time for me to wish longingly for a two axed weilding rogue i had in one Da:O playthrough and then promptly move into another character concept idea.

[Dubya75]

Indeed, weapons are class restricted, and I think that is a good thing. It gives the different classes more meaning.

[Reptillius]

I do occasionally miss dual wielding axes or maces...  Or putting bloodblight on a rogue...

 

But some combinations I don't mind losing. I have a little bit of min-maxer at heart and refused to do combinations I couldn't get skills for anyway.  Such as rogues with two handed weapons.

 

Though I do still hold a small hope that Knight Enchanter will be at least a bit like Arcane warrior in that it will let us use our magic skill to determine armour we can wear instead of strength.  But it is a very small hope at this point.  It was occasionally fun to play something like that and even had a sword suited for such play.