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[ronniecross2]

While I'm at work during quiet times I like to plan my strategies for that evening's gameplay. For this, wikis are a great advantage, and for DAO and DAII the dragon age wikia was a brilliant resource. At the moment however, it seems to be lacking a lot in terms of information that is available elsewhere. For one instance, I'm currently planning crafting new armour this evening - the crafting materials section seems very incomplete (http://dragonage.wik...fting_Materials). 

 

So I've found myself using Google a lot, and the wikis (loosely termed) that are coming up most are IGN and SegmentNext. What is the general opinion of the most comprehensive guide currently out there, available online?

[wrigleyviller]

Obviously I might be missing something, but I just don't think there is anything comprehensive yet. The game is still pretty new, and it's massive, so there are still partially completed fan made guides and early stabs at figuring out just what everything does. For example, it seems like the board just a couple of days ago discovered the benefits of playing as an artificer. Your best bet is probably the official strategy guide at this point. Other than that, Google and searching the DA subreddit and these boards are probably the way to go for now.

[Soylent]

At the moment I think people are still writing them. I would love a guide that explains each skill and whether it's worth getting or not (like guides for the previous DA's).

 

At this point I think only the print Prima guide has everything. I don't know, I haven't  seen it yet.

[katzenkrimis]

Shield and sword Champion, to take out dragons.

Rogue, for locks and grenades.

Two-handed Reaver, to break guards.

Any mage you want.

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Go team.

Pretty simple game. Not much strategy involved.