Ummm... well you have to attack the castle (aka go after the archdemon) and you will eventually runinto him. Idt there are any other enchanters... I could be wrong check the market areas in the major citys.
Sunday, March 4, 2012
In dragon age origins, after you give Arl Eamon the Urn, where can you find an enchanter?
Sandal is no longer in the party anymore because of a darkspawn attack. I know you can get him later but where is he? In the videos i saw he killed a bunch of darkspawn but i have no clue where that is.In dragon age origins, after you give Arl Eamon the Urn, where can you find an enchanter?
Ummm... well you have to attack the castle (aka go after the archdemon) and you will eventually runinto him. Idt there are any other enchanters... I could be wrong check the market areas in the major citys.ginos east parcel delivery
Ummm... well you have to attack the castle (aka go after the archdemon) and you will eventually runinto him. Idt there are any other enchanters... I could be wrong check the market areas in the major citys.
Is it just me or does dragon Age Origins take terms from Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time book series?
OK, Dragon Age terms:
-the Blight
-darkspawn
-gray wardens
I'm sure there is more! I watched 1 trailer and recognized these.
Wheel of Time:
-the Great Blight( or just Blight)
-shadowspawn
-Warders (renowned warriors)
So.....the game looks extremely fun but it seems like they are ripping off Robert Jordan.Is it just me or does dragon Age Origins take terms from Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time book series?
Yes. You can cruise the Dragon Age Wiki, they have a few similarities listed on the easter egg page. Three characters, the most prominent being Loghain. There's a ring you can find that is an ouroboros- like those the Aes Sedai wear in WoT. The Blight and its association with the darkspawn is pretty obvious. There is a blight disease in DA that causes things to mutate into evil monsters, while the Blight in WoT is a place, it also causes things to mutate into hideous monsters. The Darkspawn and Shadowspawn are similar generic terms, so it might be tempting to pass it off as a coincidence, but considering there are darkspawn called 'genlocks' and 'hurlocks', and the primary shadowspawn are called 'trollocs', it is rather suspicious.
The Circle of Magi and the Aes Sedai are also noticeably similar. They are organizations for training magicians that live in towers. In WoT, male 'channelers' will become corrupted by their power if left unchecked, go insane, and result of the deaths of themselves and others. To counter this, the 'Red Ajah' from the Aes Sedai hunt these rogue channelers down and 'gentle' them, cutting them off from their source of magic. When a female is cut off, it is called being 'stilled'. In DA, mages that are outside the circle are hunted down by Templars for similar reasons. Mages deemed to weak to resist corruption are turned into 'tranquil' which share many characteristics with gentled/stilled. The White tower of the Aes Sedai are divided into different groups with different philosophies called 'ajahs' while their DA equivalents are called 'fraternities' which fill the same niche.
The fade is similar to the dream world in WoT.
The Qunari are similar to the seanchan. Both are asian-influenced overseas expansionist empires that keep their spellcasters on leashes and consider them little more then objects.
Warders/Wardens both gain the ability to link with and sense the presence of another through magic, in Warders, it is the aes sedai they are bound to, in Wardens, it is the darkspawn.
So yes, there are heavy influences from WoT on Dragon Age. While some references would be a nice easter egg for fans of the series, DA has a LOT of 'references' to Wheel of Time and other works to be chalked up to inspiration or homages-It has more aspects inspired or taken from other sources then any other Bioware game that I have played to date, and I have been playing since the first Baldur's Gate. In my opinion it reeks of lazy writing, and possibly plagiarism, but others might have a higher tolerance for this sort of thing then I do.Is it just me or does dragon Age Origins take terms from Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time book series?
They are not taking stuff from the wheel of time. Vague, generic terms are just coincidental. You could say that the wheel of time books ripped off some from the old Warcraft games where there are blight and wardens.
-the Blight
-darkspawn
-gray wardens
I'm sure there is more! I watched 1 trailer and recognized these.
Wheel of Time:
-the Great Blight( or just Blight)
-shadowspawn
-Warders (renowned warriors)
So.....the game looks extremely fun but it seems like they are ripping off Robert Jordan.Is it just me or does dragon Age Origins take terms from Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time book series?
Yes. You can cruise the Dragon Age Wiki, they have a few similarities listed on the easter egg page. Three characters, the most prominent being Loghain. There's a ring you can find that is an ouroboros- like those the Aes Sedai wear in WoT. The Blight and its association with the darkspawn is pretty obvious. There is a blight disease in DA that causes things to mutate into evil monsters, while the Blight in WoT is a place, it also causes things to mutate into hideous monsters. The Darkspawn and Shadowspawn are similar generic terms, so it might be tempting to pass it off as a coincidence, but considering there are darkspawn called 'genlocks' and 'hurlocks', and the primary shadowspawn are called 'trollocs', it is rather suspicious.
The Circle of Magi and the Aes Sedai are also noticeably similar. They are organizations for training magicians that live in towers. In WoT, male 'channelers' will become corrupted by their power if left unchecked, go insane, and result of the deaths of themselves and others. To counter this, the 'Red Ajah' from the Aes Sedai hunt these rogue channelers down and 'gentle' them, cutting them off from their source of magic. When a female is cut off, it is called being 'stilled'. In DA, mages that are outside the circle are hunted down by Templars for similar reasons. Mages deemed to weak to resist corruption are turned into 'tranquil' which share many characteristics with gentled/stilled. The White tower of the Aes Sedai are divided into different groups with different philosophies called 'ajahs' while their DA equivalents are called 'fraternities' which fill the same niche.
The fade is similar to the dream world in WoT.
The Qunari are similar to the seanchan. Both are asian-influenced overseas expansionist empires that keep their spellcasters on leashes and consider them little more then objects.
Warders/Wardens both gain the ability to link with and sense the presence of another through magic, in Warders, it is the aes sedai they are bound to, in Wardens, it is the darkspawn.
So yes, there are heavy influences from WoT on Dragon Age. While some references would be a nice easter egg for fans of the series, DA has a LOT of 'references' to Wheel of Time and other works to be chalked up to inspiration or homages-It has more aspects inspired or taken from other sources then any other Bioware game that I have played to date, and I have been playing since the first Baldur's Gate. In my opinion it reeks of lazy writing, and possibly plagiarism, but others might have a higher tolerance for this sort of thing then I do.Is it just me or does dragon Age Origins take terms from Robert Jordan's Wheel of Time book series?
They are not taking stuff from the wheel of time. Vague, generic terms are just coincidental. You could say that the wheel of time books ripped off some from the old Warcraft games where there are blight and wardens.
Is the only difference between the PC and Xbox 360 versions of Dragon Age: Origins the graphics?
There isn't any content difference, besides the whole camera angle thing right?Is the only difference between the PC and Xbox 360 versions of Dragon Age: Origins the graphics?
There are some minor things in game that changes (examples: the gong to summon the high dragon in the mountains with the Urn of Sacred Ashes in the console versions, is replaced with a horn on the cultist leader on the PC version; the platforms over the pit in the Gauntlet of the same quest disappears again if the right switches aren't pressed on the PC version, unlike the permanent platforms in the console version). It's supposed to be a bit easier on the PC version too since you can pause the game and plan multiple things for everyone to do on your team, kind of like a turned based RPG without the turn-based part.Is the only difference between the PC and Xbox 360 versions of Dragon Age: Origins the graphics?
Critics seem to agree that the gameplay on PC is far superior. It's not just the camera angle but also being able to use hotkeys and the mouse. It's much easier to navigate menus and select skills in the PC version.
Content is pretty much the same on all platforms.
There are some minor things in game that changes (examples: the gong to summon the high dragon in the mountains with the Urn of Sacred Ashes in the console versions, is replaced with a horn on the cultist leader on the PC version; the platforms over the pit in the Gauntlet of the same quest disappears again if the right switches aren't pressed on the PC version, unlike the permanent platforms in the console version). It's supposed to be a bit easier on the PC version too since you can pause the game and plan multiple things for everyone to do on your team, kind of like a turned based RPG without the turn-based part.Is the only difference between the PC and Xbox 360 versions of Dragon Age: Origins the graphics?
Critics seem to agree that the gameplay on PC is far superior. It's not just the camera angle but also being able to use hotkeys and the mouse. It's much easier to navigate menus and select skills in the PC version.
Content is pretty much the same on all platforms.
I enjoyed Dragon Age Origins and Kotor 2 but is they're any other game that i could buy which is quite simular?
I mean like the games which emmerse you with mulitple voice dialogue, relationships with companiions, control like a team, and games of which you can really choose a side of being good and bad.
I was just wondering is theyre any other game on the market which is like KoToR2 or DA:O or simular.I enjoyed Dragon Age Origins and Kotor 2 but is they're any other game that i could buy which is quite simular?
Play the original KOTOR, I actually thought it was better than KOTOR 2 or Dragon Age. Also, Mass Effect 1 and 2 are pretty good games. Fallout 3 and Oblivion are also two very amazing games with awesome quests and dialog but they're more open and you travel alone. (At least at first, until you find companions later in the game)
I was just wondering is theyre any other game on the market which is like KoToR2 or DA:O or simular.I enjoyed Dragon Age Origins and Kotor 2 but is they're any other game that i could buy which is quite simular?
Play the original KOTOR, I actually thought it was better than KOTOR 2 or Dragon Age. Also, Mass Effect 1 and 2 are pretty good games. Fallout 3 and Oblivion are also two very amazing games with awesome quests and dialog but they're more open and you travel alone. (At least at first, until you find companions later in the game)
Armor and weapons for dragon age origins?
I used to play oblivion. Is this kind of like it and is there rare armor and weapons that you can find like in oblivion? If there is tell me what it is and how to get it.Armor and weapons for dragon age origins?
this game is nothing like oblivion, it is more like mass effect because it is not an open world game, and once you finish you have to start a new game, not carry on.
this is because oblivion is made by bethesda and mass effect and dragon age are made by EA/bioware.
but you can get some rare armor, by taking the dragon scale you get from killing the dragon that gaurds the ashes, you can go to the armorer in denerim (the shop north of the marketplace) and he can make it into powerfull armor, but he has to practice on other scales first.Armor and weapons for dragon age origins?
There is a simple way.
The most legendary items are available in the merchants spread all around Ferelden. If you see any items that cost more than 50 gold pieces, it's legendary.
There are some other legendary items available by completing quests (main- and sidequests) and you will have to click on anything, walk everywhere and talk to everybody to unlock them all.Armor and weapons for dragon age origins?
a great sword you can get is by collecting all the pieces to the topsider's sword in ORTAN THAIG when you find Ruck there is a vase near him that has the TOPSIDER'S POMMEL when you grab it the ADMIRABLE TOPSIDER quest should start
this game is nothing like oblivion, it is more like mass effect because it is not an open world game, and once you finish you have to start a new game, not carry on.
this is because oblivion is made by bethesda and mass effect and dragon age are made by EA/bioware.
but you can get some rare armor, by taking the dragon scale you get from killing the dragon that gaurds the ashes, you can go to the armorer in denerim (the shop north of the marketplace) and he can make it into powerfull armor, but he has to practice on other scales first.Armor and weapons for dragon age origins?
There is a simple way.
The most legendary items are available in the merchants spread all around Ferelden. If you see any items that cost more than 50 gold pieces, it's legendary.
There are some other legendary items available by completing quests (main- and sidequests) and you will have to click on anything, walk everywhere and talk to everybody to unlock them all.Armor and weapons for dragon age origins?
a great sword you can get is by collecting all the pieces to the topsider's sword in ORTAN THAIG when you find Ruck there is a vase near him that has the TOPSIDER'S POMMEL when you grab it the ADMIRABLE TOPSIDER quest should start
Where can I find the legion of the dead armor in Dragon Age Origins?
I have the boots helmet and gauntlets and I just need the plate, can anyone help? Even a link to something would be nice tyWhere can I find the legion of the dead armor in Dragon Age Origins?
I ran a quick search and I found a forum that answers your question. However, there are two answers and I can't tell if they're pointing to the same room or not.
Answer 1: "All but one piece are hidden in varying sarcophagi around the dead trenches. Just explore the whole area and you'll find 'em. The final piece is found in the tomb where all the ghosts are. You can have the full set before you fight the brood mother I think. I KNOW you can have it all before the anvil of the void."
Answer 2: "chest piece is in the large room with all the skeletons. one of the coffins on the left."
Make of that what you will. I can't personally remember if I ever found that chest or not..billy elliot san francisco romance novels
I ran a quick search and I found a forum that answers your question. However, there are two answers and I can't tell if they're pointing to the same room or not.
Answer 1: "All but one piece are hidden in varying sarcophagi around the dead trenches. Just explore the whole area and you'll find 'em. The final piece is found in the tomb where all the ghosts are. You can have the full set before you fight the brood mother I think. I KNOW you can have it all before the anvil of the void."
Answer 2: "chest piece is in the large room with all the skeletons. one of the coffins on the left."
Make of that what you will. I can't personally remember if I ever found that chest or not..
Is it safe to log into your EA games account through a pirated copy of Dragon Age: Origins?
My friend wanted me to ask this for him since he doesn't have a yahoo account. I would NEVER pirate a game.Is it safe to log into your EA games account through a pirated copy of Dragon Age: Origins?
noooooo if that serial he uses is a banned account then he would risk lossing his ea account perminatly.Is it safe to log into your EA games account through a pirated copy of Dragon Age: Origins?
And you shouldn't be pirating stuff in the first place...
noooooo if that serial he uses is a banned account then he would risk lossing his ea account perminatly.Is it safe to log into your EA games account through a pirated copy of Dragon Age: Origins?
And you shouldn't be pirating stuff in the first place...
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