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[Spectre Impersonator]

Yeah, they suck. I am about the beat the game but can't find the arbitrary crap (infusion primers?) I need to become a Reaver.  Terrible idea and just more fetching in a game that already has far too much of it.

[StrayChild83]

I have a difficult time understanding the KE specialization and what the trainer is asking me to do. Why?

 

1. I can't find this Lazurite

2. I won't waste my time looking for it or anything else.

 

My last beef is why some members of this forum say the the KE spec is overpowered?  I'm stuck with two abilities!

 

Whereas, my companion's abilities are there "for the taking"!!

 

So, yes, it's broken.

 

You find lazurite just like iron, its very easy to get, you just need to go into right area and you cant miss it.

[Spirit Keeper]

I did it boring that it was just fetch quests, no scene or anything. There is potential but it's not being used. Necromancer for exmaple has a lot of interesting lore, extra info on the Mortalitasi and the information the skull had about become a Necro is interesting. But at the end of the day all it is, is a fetch quest and some text. Snore.

[sunnydxmen]

yeah who idea was it too make these quest with out markers like other quests they need to add markers to the game in a patch.

[PETD]

I agree that it is broken, I was going for Templar specialization for my Warrior.

I can't find any broken philters and guess what I didn't even received them from the Hitherlands as suggested but found two during the Champion of the Just quest. 

When I got the Specialization quest, I can't even find the last broken philters. 

 

Now I am going for Knight Enchanter for my Mage, hopefully it is not as broken.

[Koveras Alvane]

But the drops aren't random? There are three specific enemy groups, whose location will be in your journal, that will always drop what you need.

That last part is not true. As I related in my earlier post, sometimes the specific enemies just don't drop the items you need, and if you don't reload right away, then you're barred from that specialization forever, since there is no way to acquire those items otherwise.

[dekarserverbot]

There seems to be some random element or some bug..... I never got the 3 groups..... only 2 of them.

 

But luckily earlier in the game another character had dropped it..... so that is how I got the 3 we needed. Heck I got a 4rth much later in the game again from a random character.

 

that was exactly what it happened to me... good thing was that I gave up walking in circles killing demons and deepstalkers and decided to go to the orlesian ball, arlequins dropped that last assassin weapon

[Null0]

but I think they should have been more than just collection missions.

By this part of sentence you've summarised so many aspects of this game....

And now to be serious: yes, you're right. I've enjoyed many things in DAI, but now that I think about it: these have been mostly things which were not about collecting stuff or the ones which didn't give you such impression.
Such missions are not only prone to bugs but are also not original enough when compared to quests you have to complete in every location in this game.

[Sartoz]

I found it easier and faster to just finish the main quest line than get a subclass.

Boom. done.

Yeah... I'm leaning that way.

[Zhen Dil Oloth]

that was exactly what it happened to me... good thing was that I gave up walking in circles killing demons and deepstalkers and decided to go to the orlesian ball, arlequins dropped that last assassin weapon

 

Yeah I think that is where I got the 4th one... from one of the Assassins at the Orlesian Ball.

 

I can't recall exactly where I got the first one. I think it's from a dwarf assassin in the Hinterlands. I am not 100% sure since I was not really looking for it at the time. But I am pretty sure that is where I got the first one.

 

So I only got two from the Crestwood map. But since I already had one from before.... all was fine.

 

Also the book was missing from the merchant in RedCliff. 

 

That is the first place I looked.... and no assassin book from the book vendor.

 

But I got it from Cole later on.

[StrangeStrategy]

Thank you...

I dont get why having all these items supposedly gives you the ability to do some special magical art. Its not a potion you make by combining these things and drinking it and poof, your a grand mage...lol. Its just some keep ya busy bs thrown in just to keep ya busy. You dont find a tome that your mage can read and learn from, you dont find a character to teach you, it just find a bunch of random a@@ junk and poof, your a mage. Stupid.

Because, fetching these items shows your trainer you have the skill/grit/will/whatever to do something, and those items are used to craft something important to your spec. Assassins craft their own murder knives, Knight-Enchanters craft their lightsaber hilt, etc.

And each spec requires you to find the "Way of the ----" books from the appropriate companion/bookstore.

 

Sure, it would have been cooler if we actually go through training or each quest is different instead of yet another requisition, but don't act like we don't have a reason for what we're doing. That's just complaining for the sake of complaining, and that doesn't help.

As for the OP: The Journal says where to go. If you're an assassin, Crestwood. Go kill the named mini-boss enemies, it even says where they are... The map doesn't say where those locations are though, so either get to know an area really well or look up a youtube video.

 

The items aren't RNG (Atleast they aren't from the 3 targets, you can find the items randomly as well)

[SkyKing]

I agree, and the specialization quests DONT have any map markers, so you'll finish the game before you 'accidentally' run into whatever you needed to get the specializations.   2 runs and never got to one of them.  Stupid idea. 

[SkyKing]

I agree, and the specialization quests DONT have any map markers, so you'll finish the game before you 'accidentally' run into whatever you needed to get the specializations.   2 runs and never got to one of them.  Stupid idea. 

and they are stupid unmarked fetch quests, could have made fun unique missions for each type 

[dekarserverbot]

Because, fetching these items shows your trainer you have the skill/grit/will/whatever to do something, and those items are used to craft something important to your spec. Assassins craft their own murder knives, Knight-Enchanters craft their lightsaber hilt, etc.

And each spec requires you to find the "Way of the ----" books from the appropriate companion/bookstore.

 

Sure, it would have been cooler if we actually go through training or each quest is different instead of yet another requisition, but don't act like we don't have a reason for what we're doing. That's just complaining for the sake of complaining, and that doesn't help.

As for the OP: The Journal says where to go. If you're an assassin, Crestwood. Go kill the named mini-boss enemies, it even says where they are... The map doesn't say where those locations are though, so either get to know an area really well or look up a youtube video.

 

The items aren't RNG (Atleast they aren't from the 3 targets, you can find the items randomly as well)

 

you are such a fool or you don't know how to read... I was looking for the assasins in the flats but they never spawned, some people says that killing such enemies don't waranty the drop (one of them even extincted a mob just trying to find that last spine) and as i said for creating a rift mage i needed to wait first for one of my advisors to end it's current mission, then do the operation and finally figuring how the damn puzzle was supposed to be solved. Not to mention that if you destroyed every templar in hinterlands during the first chapter you are blocked from being a templar or if you killed any of those 3 mobs before getting your specs you are blocked for that quest due they DON'T respawn

[SongstressKitsune]

That last part is not true. As I related in my earlier post, sometimes the specific enemies just don't drop the items you need, and if you don't reload right away, then you're barred from that specialization forever, since there is no way to acquire those items otherwise.

That sounds like it might be a bug, then? I can't imagine why that would be a purposeful design choice because that IS stupid. I've had no trouble getting Venatori tomes for the Rift Mage spec (except for the third one on my first playthrough, god getting into Ghilan'nain's Grove was a ******, but it dropped just fine) and I'm trying Knight-Enchanter this time. Now that I've said I've had no problems I prooobably will.

[MacroN0va]

That sounds like it might be a bug, then? I can't imagine why that would be a purposeful design choice because that IS stupid. I've had no trouble getting Venatori tomes for the Rift Mage spec (except for the third one on my first playthrough, god getting into Ghilan'nain's Grove was a ******, but it dropped just fine) and I'm trying Knight-Enchanter this time. Now that I've said I've had no problems I prooobably will.

What ultimately unlocks the wartable mission for the Grove?

[Wintermist]

I don't like the missions, or atleast let us just do a mission within Skyhold. Or simply allow us to select them forever once you've done them once.

[SongstressKitsune]

What ultimately unlocks the wartable mission for the Grove?

You have to find where the entrance would be and plant a flag -- it's like building the bridge in the Western Approach.

[Hazegurl]

I remember running all over the map looking for those damn wisp essences and hating this game more than I ever thought possible.  lol!

 

Our trainer should have just actually trained us in the different moves and give us an apprentice weapon to start with. Then we can craft our own whenever.

[rak72]

Hate it too, went the whole game without getting a specialization.

[Koveras Alvane]

That sounds like it might be a bug, then? I can't imagine why that would be a purposeful design choice because that IS stupid. I've had no trouble getting Venatori tomes for the Rift Mage spec (except for the third one on my first playthrough, god getting into Ghilan'nain's Grove was a ******, but it dropped just fine) and I'm trying Knight-Enchanter this time. Now that I've said I've had no problems I prooobably will.

Yes, that's exactly what it was - a bug, or a glitch, or whatever. Fact is, however, that if the game glitches that way and you don't reload immediately, you are locked out of a specific spec because the mission design does not account for possible errors.