Each party member gains experience along with you and, once recruited, receives the number of points that depends on your current level - the promotion is automatic. This is why, if you are bored with playing as a character of one specialization only, you can choose a new character with the same class and distribute the points again. Boards. Dragon Age: Inquisition. Please help me decide on a Specialization. Zansacu 7 years ago #1. I played and finished the game when it was new, sold it and moved on. The GOTY Edition was on a sale recently for a killer price, so I bought it to play all the DLCs and since Trespasser added some stuff to the main game I decided to start from Rift mage controls the battle field by knocking people down and moving them around. Necromancer panics and takes control of enemies and weird stuff. The thing with DAI is that the companions and the inquisitor have the same powers. So you can play as Dorian, Solas and Vivienne and see which style you like. There was an option in the quickwheel, you'd two sets of weapon slots that you could switch between on the fly mid-fight. Meanwhile Inquisition specifically locks out the inventory while in combat. Annoying if you've only got a fire staff and it's you versus a rage demon early game. PKMN WiFi: Jon - 3522 9607 7434. Yes, it's really how it works. You equip the talisman and it instantly uses it, giving you all your ability points back, simple as that. That amulet doesn't have infinite uses, it just means you can buy it an infinite number of times from him. The first amulet costs 1 gold, so it's basically a free respec. . You can easily knock enemies around, shift their positions, and lock them down as well. In works quite well with the Winter tree (you can perform a cross-class combo solo by freezing enemies and then s***tering them with Stonefist) as well as with Templar-specced Warriors (Cassandra, in your case) who can also inflict Weaken. For Dragon Age: Inquisition on the PC, a GameFAQs message board topic titled "Best Specialization - WARRIOR". Answers. Yes. Simply stated. But later it's.easier to get "power" without spoiling I won't say more but yes. There are a few requisitions that once you do they are done but the ones the scout at your camp at each of the places gives you when she "reports", THOSE are usually infinite. The ones like for your specialization or for towers or They don't even have to be level 10. Unlike you. you don't have to be level 10, you unlock them through the war room at the far left of the ferelden side of the map. I just think you need to actually do a mission or two, or leave Skyhold so that when you come back, most of the keep is repaired (you can use the stables, sit in your throne etc) In Dragon Age: Inquisition, there are three possible specializations for warriors: Champion, Reaver, and Templar. Champions specialize at protecting their teammates and absorbing large amounts of damage. Reavers will be similar to Dragon Age 1 and 2 – warriors that are adept at dealing large amounts of damage through hurting themselves.

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