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SuperCheats.com Unoffical Dragon Age: Origins Guide http://www.supercheats.com/guides/dragon-age:-origins Check back for updates, videos and comments for this guide. mace and dagger, and I think that is a good combination for two-handed fighting - crushing and slicing, oh yeah! The trio of guards you kill next include a Guard Captain - and they kill your betrothed right in front of your eyes, so putting them to the blade is a pleasure. The Guard Captain has a Fencer's Cinch on him (a belt) that gives 4 Attack, so go ahead and equip that now. The Rescue Basically you are going to fight your way along the corridors, taking out the guards as you go. There are useful loot items in the rooms off of the corridors - and additional enemy to kill - so take your time and work your way along. You can safely ignore the whole "we must hurry" thing, but you will know you are close when you come up against a bodyguard - and he is a lot tougher than the usual guards as well. Once you pass into the personal quarters where the "party" is being held, you will have the opportunity to give the three young Lord's the death they so richly deserve. I guess you could choose to follow the whole talking strategy as that is an option, but for myself, by the time I got to them I just wanted the satisfaction of ending them. Make sure you loot everything that you intend to before talking to the Elven girl on the floor, because once you do you get a series of CS and interaction that ends in a load screen. You and up back in the Alienage, where you report the events to the elder and Duncan. As this conversation is taking place, the guards show up, seeking the elder. The guard commander demands the names of the elves who committed the "murders" in the palace. The guard commander intends to take you to the dungeons - but Duncan steps forward and evokes the Grey Warden Right of Conscription, demanding that you be turned over to his custody. The guard commander agrees to do that under the condition that Duncan agree to get you out of the city immediately. He tells you to make your goodbye's - which should not take you long - so do that and then talk to Duncan again. Here ends the last Origin Story - congratulate yourself - and now skip ahead to Part 2 of the Walkthrough, for the Rest of the Story! page 36 / 145
SuperCheats.com Unoffical Dragon Age: Origins Guide http://www.supercheats.com/guides/dragon-age:-origins Check back for updates, videos and comments for this guide. Walkthrough Each Origin Story is unique, and each can add a different flavor to the way that you view the game. In many ways they each make this a different game, which is rather cool if you think about it. Before we begin there are some facets to the game that you should be aware of because knowing about them will save you some frustration and help your game play along. Relationships: As you add party members, you begin to develop relationships with each. Some of the characters you will identify with, like, and trust, while others you will not. Depending upon how you play the game, some will end up being part of your active party more often than others, but even if you only add one to your group and never actively use it in party play, you should make the effort to both develop your relationship with them, and maintain it. At various points in the game you are going to be asked to make decisions of a moral nature that not only impact the path you follow in the story, but also have a direct effect on some of your party members. If you have played RPG games in the past, you know about alignment - if you have not, alignment is a basic identification of the moral outlook for a character. They can be good, evil, or neutral, but their alignment directly effects what they think of you when you make these pivotal decisions. If certain characters are important to you, you will have to take that into consideration when you make decisions - for example you may want to kill someone in the game very badly, but if you do, it could force you to have to kill one of your party members! While you cannot always keep everyone happy all the time, there is usually a way to keep from having to kill them. Throughout the game you will have the opportunity to loot and purchase items that are tagged as "Gifts" that can be given to your party members to increase their positive feelings towards you. Some gifts are general and can be given to anyone, and result in a 1 or 2 point raise, while other gifts are exclusive to a specific party member. If you give that gift to the wrong person, you only get the usual 1 or 2 point raise, but if you give it to the correct person, the raise can be anywhere from 5 to 10 points! Consult the Gift List in the Appendixes to determine who to give what. In addition to showing approval for your moral decisions, the amount that a party member likes you is also important if you want to earn the Achievements / Trophies for romancing them. This does not apply to all of the party members, just to Alistair, Leliana, Morrigan, and Zeveran. The details and requirements for romancing each is noted in their dossier. Be aware that if you are romantically involved with one, the others will be aware of it, even if you never make them active as a party member! There are certain items in the game that are part of quests. These usually appear in the Plot Items heading in your inventory, but not always. Great care should be taken in disposing of items that are quest related, since losing or selling them can make it so that you can no longer complete a given quest. To learn what items you need to hold on to and in what quantities, see the Quest Items List in the Appendixes before you continue on to learn what you need to hold on to. Finally, there is the issue of inventory. At the start of the game you have a backpack that only holds a certain number of items. Items that stack only count as one item, but as you play and loot you will quickly discover how easy it is to end up full! Certain merchants that you meet in the game have backpacks that they can sell you that will add 10 slots to your inventory - always check a merchant to see if they sell this, and always buy it if they do. Now that you have completed your Origin Story, it is time to begin the story line of the game, so good on ya mate! Let's get adventuring! page 37 / 145
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