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Dragon Age: Origins Unofficial guide - SuperCheats.com

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<strong>SuperCheats</strong>.<strong>com</strong> Unoffical <strong>Dragon</strong> <strong>Age</strong>: <strong>Origins</strong> Guide<br />

http://www.supercheats.<strong>com</strong>/<strong>guide</strong>s/dragon-age:-origins<br />

Check back for updates, videos and <strong>com</strong>ments for this <strong>guide</strong>.<br />

Note: From a practical point of view you should be making the potions, poultices and salves that you need, not to<br />

mention the traps, poisons, and other craftables, because you can easily gather the ingredients as a by-product of<br />

adventuring, and it is a LOT cheaper to do it that way. You do not have to craft, but it is not that difficult, and as<br />

long as you keep your eyes out for plans and recipes on the merchants you encounter, you should quickly amass the<br />

ones you need to make what you need.<br />

If you are not a magic user as your main, that does NOT mean that having Lyrium related items is a waste remember<br />

you have a mage in your party and THEY can use that, so do not ignore things that are not particular to your<br />

specialization since they are still useful to the party.<br />

A short list of items you may want to stock up on here include:<br />

Distillation <strong>Age</strong>nt<br />

Elfroot<br />

Flasks (empty)<br />

Gifts<br />

Plans<br />

Recipes<br />

Items you should not sell (in other words hold on to because you can use them later) include Runes, Gifts, and<br />

crafting agents that you can actually use. The later is relative to what skills you have for instance if you cannot make<br />

traps than holding on to trap <strong>com</strong>ponents does not make sense...<br />

A Note on Gifts<br />

Gifts will increase the amount of affection/like that your party members have for you. To ascertain what that level<br />

presently is, open the Equipment menu and select each party member below their doll and load-out window is a<br />

sliding guage with dislike on the left, and like (a heart) on the right. Their present level of affection is indicated by<br />

the arrows marking the bar obviously you want this to be as high as you can get it!<br />

Giving a gift to them will increase their like for you and giving the right gift to the right party member can have an<br />

even greater increase on like. If you examine each gift that can give you an idea of who it would be most<br />

appropriate for.<br />

Back to Barlin<br />

After you have bought and sold all that you need to, ask Barlin if he knows of any well-paying jobs in town. First he<br />

will loudly answer that you should check the Chanter's Board but we already know about that don't we? In a much<br />

more discrete voice he will then ask if you happen to know anything about poison?<br />

Well as a matter of fact I do!<br />

Barlin would like to purchase some poison from you nothing fancy, just something that he can use to and I quote<br />

"slow them beasties down."<br />

To <strong>com</strong>plete this quest you need to make three flasks of venom which means you need some Toxin extract.<br />

You may need to purchase some ingredients from him to make the poison but you are better off gathering the<br />

ingredients yourself. Just keep in mind that you have a standing order from him and now exit the tavern.<br />

Sten of the Beresaad<br />

In a cage further down the road from the tavern is a prisoner named Sten. When you go and chat with him, you<br />

learn that he has been imprisoned by the Chantry because he slaughtered an entire family including their children<br />

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