All Discussions Screenshots Artwork Broadcasts Videos News Guides Reviews. The first rank in the Dual Weapon tree is the most important for damage. Weasel. I read that everyone on the internet seems 20 strength as a logical and not-needed-to-be-reasoned base, even if you go dex/cunning. Looks like you're using new Reddit on an old browser. Playing the rogue usually offers more choice than playing a warrior or a mage; though Dragon Age origins dilutes the complexity of character-builds – focusing on the premise of the characters’ origins – it still allows for some flexibility when building Rogue characters. You'll probably want the six talents that give you Dual Weapon Expert and Momentum, then just auto attack things while a mage grants you Haste and either Flaming Weapons or Frost Weapons. You can't build yourself as a dagger rogue without building yourself as a bow rogue. It all depends on what difficulty you plan on playing on. nosuchname. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts. What specializations should I choose? I know all possible Warden Origins except … From the Combat Mechanics page on the wiki: When the attacker's Attack value is the same as the defender's Defense value, the hit probability is 54%. New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast. First of all, there are two methods to play this. You'll still need 20 strength to equip the highest tier leather armours, like this one. Depends a bit of what other talents you are going to take. The site may not work properly if you don't, If you do not update your browser, we suggest you visit, Press J to jump to the feed. First one uses the skill 'Aim' and goes for "natural" critical hits. A community of Dragon Age fans, noobs, and ogres. In Origins the Cunning Archer Rogue is less effective than the DEX archer Rogue. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns. I was playing melee rogue, I feel like bow build isnt that great because melee dps rogue is best one when it comes to DPS output. I followed this guide when I played last and it helped me immensely. The highest tier light armour requires 20 strength to wear. I don't accept the sympathies of deserters and regicides. If so, how far would you go? Stacking up defense and attack is quite important. This thread has been marked as [No Spoilers]. All Discussions Screenshots Artwork Broadcasts Videos News Guides Reviews Dragon Age: Origins - Ultimate Edition > General Discussions > Topic Details. Hey all! Can't be for the armors, as dex will make me dodgy and I don't even need armors (style-wise I also want to stay on leather armor). [Spoilers All] Origins Rogue Archer Build. I've been playing it off and on through the last year and a half or so and have never really got the hang of the class. Dragon Age: Origins - Ultimate Edition. Should I be more cunning oriented or dexterity oriented or both? The attack speed for two daggers gets pretty crazy when fully buffed, so the damage from Flaming Weapons adds up in a hurry. I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Three questions: Is the dual weapon training tree (1 - offhand nearly full damage; 2 - attack/defense; 3 - crit) worth it? Any story spoilers from all games must be covered with spoiler tags [SPOILER](#s "spoiler here") or the comment will be removed. Español - Latinoamérica (Spanish - Latin America), http://dragonage.wikia.com/wiki/Lacerate_(Origins). I used dual/bard/ranger combination in the dragon age start pack origins, didnt go for the assassin cause of the invariability of the skills, most of it's limited to back stab situations and i was going for a brawler type kind of a dual weilding rogue, got full on strength and left the cunning to 16 to meet the skills for the survival and tactics, (so i left out on the pick locks and stealth). EA pulled the original forum down long ago. Its been like 7, 8 years ago when I played DA:O last time and I've been wondering since this is 1.05 update basically latest build and what not etc. Is still best to dump most of the ability points into Cunning or Dexterity? Hey, about to build a cunning/backstab rogue. After that you want about 30-35 Dex and the rest goes into Cunning. Also I just noticed there are bunch of bonus items missing form my game. Stealth Mastery basically allows you to go invisible during the middle of combat unless fighting a dragon or a super powerful boss, and allows you to stay invisible against those targets if you entered stealth out of their sight. For melee characters, it can help you get in place for a backstab, but it's awfully expensive for a rogue using dual weapons. For melee characters, it can help you get in place for a backstab, but it's awfully expensive for a rogue using dual weapons. I just wanted to share an Arcane Warrior build that I have for Dragon Age: Origins, as I know that a lot of us really enjoy playing this class, and I sometimes see a bit of misinformation floating about when this discussion inevitably arises time and again :P. So, a bit of background. 20 Strength is so you can wear the Felon's Coat or Battledress of the Provocateur, the two best armours. All rights reserved. The fourth is already canceled for me as style-wise I want to go full dagger. As such I have a feeling I'm not playing the … You could get away with less and use a ring to boost it up a bit, but that's generally a bit of a hassle if you ever have to take items off for any reason. Why is that? The +5 to attack and defense may not look like much, but it's pretty good because of how the combat mechanics work.
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