Max out the top two rows of Creation, and the third row of Creation up to Glyph of Repulsion. Talents: Max out Spirit Healer, of course. Only after those two should you worry about something like Herbalism. Second priority should be Combat Training. Skills: Combat Tactics! It is vital for Wynne to have as many tactics slots as possible.
Stats: Wynne's Magic score needs to be high enough to meet prerequisites for talents and items, but otherwise put it all into Willpower, Willpower, Willpower. Fill tactics slots in as the powers become available to you. So, without further ado, let's get started with some character Tactics spreads!Īll sample tactics lists I'll be sharing in these posts are lists for higher levels. (Fortunately, DA2 did away with this by implementing bonuses to straight up Attack via items and other properties.) Important: In Origins, any character who relies on hitting someone with an actual weapon (including teeth and fists) needs to be at least tangentially concerned with their Dexterity score, as this determines how often you hit or miss. I recommend Alistair as the stronger Tank (or the Warden), though Shale substitutes well enough for a Tank in the Deep Roads should you need to leave Alistair behind.ģ. This means either Alistair or Shale, or your Warden. While clever tactics can get you by in DA2 without a Tank, in Origins it is, in my opinion, necessary to have one. More than DA2, Origins lends itself to needing a strict party makeup: Tank, Healer, Damage Dealer. You never want the Tank to not be using Threaten or Shield Wall just because you forgot or didn't have the chance to activate it before being jumped.)Ģ. (Exception: Sustains for the Tank should be scripted in the tactics list, to be prepared for ambushes. I recommend activating sustains for the whole party as soon as you enter a new area. Because you acquire tactics slots so slowly in Origins, and in such limited number, it is better to manually activate sustained powers in order to leave more slots open.
It's probably best to follow up with the DA2 Companions post, as I explain more about applying tactics there.ġ.
If you are not familiar with the how/what/why of the Tactics system for the Dragon Age games, I recommend reading my Intro post. So, for the third post on tactics for the night (oh god, I've been at this for hours I'm sick in the head).
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