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For some DAO fans, the Dragon Age Origins Awakening expansion is less of a challenge than the original game. It gives gamers a big advantage since it allows characters to be imported with all the skills, specialties, equipment and inventory. Unlike the original game, where the best option was to, this new expansion makes the Rogue character the best choice with the new improved abilities and specializations. General Points to RememberWhen you follow this don’t use any imported characters from the original DAO game. If you do, it will give you too much of an advantage. You should also set the level of difficulty to “Nightmare'.No NPC characters can help you during your solo game play.

This means not using them to create potions, poisons, traps, unlock chests, rune making etc. When a character is added (and you have no option to remove them), you will need to shut off all of their tactics. To do so, press the Select button, then R2 twice to access the tactics menu. Press the R1 button to select the appropriate character and the triangle button to open the tactics. Once in the tactics screen, press the triangle button again to disable all tactics for that character (do not just turn off each tactic because this will not completely disable the character).

Big farm mobile harvest hack. Then press the O button to close the menu.Always use a sword and dagger for your dual weapons.Focus on side quests until you reach level 22. You will then re-spec your character at this point to prepare yourself for the main quests and final boss battle. Creating your Solo CharacterTo start, create your rogue as a human character.

Use the following statistics as a general guideline:. Select the Duelist and Ranger SpecialtyAttributesDistribute the 62 points given as listed:. Dexterity – 39 points. Strength – 39 points. Cunning – 22 points.

Constitution- 13 pointsNote: A high strength is needed since you will want to wear heavier armor and have more damaging attacks. During combat, use your Ranger specialization ability and cast an animal as a diversion to enemies. Try to flank what the animal is fighting for the best advantage. When the animal dies, immediately go into stealth. Cast another as soon as you can. Use bombs, poisons and traps as needed in combat. The Deathroot poison extract is especially effective when used with the Coupe de Grac rogue ability, since it stuns enemies.

Costs to Avoid PayingDon’t pay Voldrik the dwarf 80 sovereigns to rebuild the Keep’s walls (Cost of Doing Business side quest) or pay the Dark Wolf 50 sovereigns to locate your conspirators (A Brewing Conspiracy). Important Items to Purchase and Find. Your solo rogue character cannot survive on skill alone. Here are key items you should buy and find in the game:Voice of the Velvet – This is an great dagger that has + 1 health regeneration, +3 damage, 5% melee critical damage, 25% chance to dodge attacks, 100% critical/backstab damage and +5 to cold damage and 3 rune slots.

Buy from the Dwarven Bartender at the Crown and Lion Bar for 175 sovereignsSentinel Armor – From Blackmarsh area. Obtain main piece after you kill the “First'. However, before you kill him, make sure all tears in the veil have been repaired. The remaining Sentinel armor pieces can be found in chests in areas where the tears in the veil once blocked your path.Ring of Severity – You can find it in a locked chest in the Blackmarsh dock area. Access this ring after completion of the.Tingler Ring – Found in Vigil’s Keep Basement, behind a secret door that is next to the Statue of Andraste.Nature’s Blessing Amulet– You will find this item in a sarcophagus in the Trade District of Kal’ Hirol.

It has +6 Combat Health/Mana Regeneration and +1.5 to Combat Stamina Regeneration, Note: Must complete the sarcophagus puzzle in order to retrieve it.Wade’s Vigilance Sword – Obtained when you complete the Worked to the Bone side quest for Wade. This is triggered off in the Blackmarsh area when you complete the and defeat the Spectral Dragon (Queen of the Blackmarsh). You will find the Eldest Dragon Bone close by.Runes, Salves, Poisons and Bombs.

Create high level runes for your weapons– Fire, Paralyze and Physical Resistance. Fire rune is also a crucial ingredient for obtaining Wade’s Vigilance sword. Create runes for your armor as well – +10 constitution (stout rune) and immunity rune +25. Purchase Incense of Awareness and Rock Salves from merchants.

Purchase 2 or 3 Greater Nature Salves for use in the final boss battle with the Mother. Buy poison/bomb recipes as needed. Otherwise purchase from merchant. Before you reach the final boss battle with the Mother, make sure you have a decent bow.Dworkin’s Explosives – Obtained after completion of the.

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Dwokin will make the bombs when you give him enough Lyrium Sand. Save these for the final boss encounter with the Mother.Using Manual of Focus to Respec Character at Level 22.

At level 22, it is important to do a minor shift of skills and specializations to prepare yourself for the main quests and final boss battle with the Mother. Buy the Manual of Focus from Herren in Vigil’s Keep and adjust the following items:. You will want to move some of the skill points around so that you have 2 points in Runemaking and 1 or 2 points in Vitality and Clarity. Note: Be sure to have on hand – 2 or 3 Greater Nature Salves (to protect against children spittle), Dworkin’s explosives and Sash of Power (optional)Killing the Mother is in the last mission and will complete this Dragon Age Origins Awakening solo Rogue guide. To defeat her, first focus your attention on the five tentacles.

Attack them until they are all at low life. Then, destroy one of them. The Children will start to appear in droves as soon as you destroy one of the tentacles.

Use the Architect’s special ability – “Architect’s Pyre' to set them all on fire. Immediately cast the Strength of Stone ability to protect yourself from the fire and the poison damage from the children.

This will give you immunity for 15 seconds from all physical and magical damage. After the fire disappears, throw one of the special dwarf bombs to mop up remaining children.Cast an animal as a diversion for the Mother. Shoot at her with arrows from a distance, periodically eliminating Children who randomly appear on occasion. Note: Whenever the Children appear, cast the Strength of Stone from protection against their attacks. Once eliminated, keep going until Mother is dead. References.

Strategy based on game play by Christopher F. Robinson. Screenshots created by Sheila Robinson.This post is part of the series: Dragon Age Origins Rogue Class Guides.

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