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[Grieving Natashina]

I'm getting ready to do Crestwood for the first time, and I was wondering the approximate level that I should be before trying it.  I'm going for the third option, so I want to make sure that I can tear through it pretty easily.  I'm playing on Normal, if that helps.

[ExFalsoQuodlibet]

I utterly cruised through Crestwood's initial area side quest at level 11 as a fire-damage-oriented mage on hard. No specialization. I had a pretty nice staff (purple, req. lvl 11, fire damage) though.

[brazen_nl]

This depends so much on your comfort level with the game. To help out, here's a list that might point you in the right direction:

 

http://www.reddit.co...lescollections/

[hwlrmnky]

I'm playing rogue archer on the level below Hard and I was good going in at level 11 with level 10 party members.

[brazen_nl]

I'm playing rogue archer on the level below Hard and I was good going in at level 11 with level 10 party members.

 

That's a fancy way of saying Normal.

[hwlrmnky]

That's a fancy way of saying Normal.

lol, it's an absent-minded way to say Normal. I was struggling...standard? Average? Regular?

[CrimsonArgie]

I can say which level is NOT good for Crestwood: 15 and up I made the mistake of doing Exalted Plains and Western Approach before Crestwood, and now I'm stuck with really underpowered enemies. Next time it will be the first area to clear.

[Grieving Natashina]

 

Thanks for the tips guys.  Yeah, I've already knocked out the Western Approach as well as 3 levels since I posted.  The Approach went by really fast for me as well.  Quickest I've finished an area yet, and yes, I knocked out the Abyssal Dragon as well.  Barely, but I pulled it off.  

 

So I think I should be fine as an archer at level 14.  And yes, I have the nice epic bow you can buy at Skyhold.