I’ve also never found Feign Death very useful, but it could be extremely helpful to other playing styles because it allows the Warden to be ignored by enemies while s/he pretends to be dead.
Other players may not care and bypass chests, or keep another Rogue in the party who specializes in that. I like to be able to pick locks to open chests or doors. Other people find it extremely useful to go “invisible” then sneak up on an enemy, hit them with a good shot, and fight on. I used stealth off and on, but could play without it. Rogue: Some of these are extremely important for your Rogue, and others are optional. Equipment also helps, naturally! There’s a list below of what I like to use.īows: Obviously you’ll want these, as that’s what makes this Rogue unique. All of these had bonuses and boosts for going through the fade and doing the various quests. I didn’t put anything into Willpower or Magic, as those are mainly needed for the Mages. I use the term “tank” more loosely with this build, although she dealt about the same amount of party damage as all the rest (except the mage.) Making a pure bow Rogue wasn’t completely effective, however, so she ended up being a hybrid of bow first then duel wield for when the enemies got too thick. Humans get +1 Strength, +1 Dexterity, +1 Magic, +1 Cunning Strategy and tactics will be different on harder modes.)Īlthough any race can be effective, your highest stats for this character will come from a Dwarf or a Human.ĭwarves get +1 Strength, +1 Dexterity, +2 Constitution and 10% Chance to resist hostile magic. When I get bored with Easy and advance I’ll make other posts. I tend to play on Easy (okay … I’m a wimp… but that’s important to know. These tactics may not work at all for a console player. I don’t know anyone who plays this on XBOX so I can’t speak for them. On the PS3, I could somewhat pause by using the shoulder button and the radial menu, but it wasn’t the same. PS3 players must rely more on their combat tactics because they don’t have that option for the most part. PC players are able to pause in the middle of combat, swing the camera around for new views, select targets, and order the characters to do something when you unpause the game. Please note: Playing DA:O on the PC and on the PS3 / XBOX can be a totally different experience. I can’t swear this is going to work for everyone, but I decided to make some posts sharing my class building experiences. Long Shot You fire a powerful single shot that delivers more damage the farther you are from the target.Other Classes and NPCs / Detailed Information on Equipment used and how to get it.Įveryone’s playing style differs.
Dealing damage to enemies reduces the ability's cooldown. Attacking from stealth gives you a damage bonus and brings you back to the enemy's attention. Stealth You step into the shadows, all but invisible to your enemies.
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