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[emblazoned]

I haven't played through the Dwarven Noble origin yet but I keep reading comments of those who wish they could keep the Nobles' gear.  Is it possible to move the gear into a goody chest before you lose it?  Would the game save the loot until you come through Orzimmar again?  Then again... by the time you're running back through Orzimmar there's a pretty good chance you won't need it anymore... but it would make for some great merchant material if the chest allowed the gear to Tier up.  Anyone know?  Or do I have to answer my own question? =P

[Sarah1281]

If all else fails, you can always sell everything because they don't see fit to take your money along with everything else while you're in prison.

Modifié par Sarah1281, 10 mars 2010 - 08:15 .

[emblazoned]

ooh... that's good to know. =)

[xzxzxz701]

Its a few silvers worth of gear, by the time you vist Orzammar again you should already have some good stuff, and no there is no chest to put you Dwarf noble gear in, but you get to keep any DLC items like blood dragon armor.

[Sarah1281]

Not to mention that any of the merchants from the Origin are never seen again, so you can't even sell them your things with the expectation of buying them back, which is too bad because that was some nice starting armor and the dagger was better than anything you can find at Ostagar.

[emblazoned]

xzxzxz701 wrote... Its a few silvers worth of gear, by the time you vist Orzammar again you should already have some good stuff, and no there is no chest to put you Dwarf noble gear in, but you get to keep any DLC items like blood dragon armor.

I noticed whenever you pop a goody chest it loads the inventory screen side-by-side.  Rather than just hitting the 'Take All" button, I was thinking of stripping my character to stash it in the goody chest.  I don't know if that would even work.  I wasn't thinking of a party chest like the one you get in the Keep.

Edit: It might only be a few silvers but if the game raises the tier on the armor while its stashed in the goody chest you'd be able to sell it for a respectable amount of sovereigns later.  It'd be like a bank account accruing interest.

Modifié par emblazoned, 10 mars 2010 - 08:24 .

[Gill Kaiser]

The Dwarven Massive Armor set looks the same anyway.

[Balgin Stondraeg]

Just don't turn on the DLC 'till after the "losing point". Or, if you really must, leave it turned on. Then save before the incident. Turn off all DLC. Go through it. Then save again. Turn the DLC on again, then load the save (and click "Force Load") and it'll give the items back to you.