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They are enjoyed over a long period of time in short sessions.

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He certainly did, but getting it from him is optional. Letting him go enables the player to retrieve the ring from a niche in the wall, which I did here.

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Go to the 11:00 mark.

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Unfortunately, I doubt it. Miniclip doesn't have it anymore and with Flash no longer supported, a lot of these older online games aren't playable.

You immediately get sent to prison, bypassing the fight.

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First, you'll need a character with high enough Runecrafting skill, just as creating potions requires Herbalism. (Note that Runecrafting was only introduced in Awakening--runes can't be manufactured in the original game.) If somebody has the requisite skill, you'll need to buy the required items as well as the recipe, then mix them together just as you would to create a potion.

@@mam162 ohh well thanks for telling me but I don’t have awakening

@@mam162I came here to find where runecrafting is in their interface and it’s under poison (which makes no sense)

It certainly isn't popular among the fandom, but I really do think it's the best move in-universe. The Wardens still have plenty of skeptics in Ferelden, and executing a hero like Loghain is a great way to inflame them against us. Better to have him join our side and placate his supporters.

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I wish they'd redo these political games every four years with current candidates. The 2008 election is pretty dated at this point.

When I first played this I thought Bodahn had died fighting the darkspawn, but father and son both appear in Dragon Age II. So it looks like Sandal did this on his own--he's apparently just as good at fighting as he is at "enchantment!" Too bad the game doesn't let you recruit him as a full party member.

Thanks for the compliment! It took a lot of tries before I was finally able to win one on camera--on so many of these Expert maps it really does come down to luck. In this run I had absolutely no way of knowing which of the three final squares was safe, so I had to take a wild guess.

tbh u made a bunch of unnecessary guesses but alr

She'll help out automatically if your character is a City Elf, but otherwise you'll need to pass a high skill check for persuasion. I was able to get it here because I had my Coercion skill maxed out, but if you have a less silver-tongued character you might be out of luck.

@@mam162 I had long ago maxed out my Coercion skill (it's always the first skill i max out), so it wasn't that. There were four dialogue options in yours, but in my playthrough the top one in your vid, the one with the Persuasion check option didn't appear. So, there must be some other thing that determines that that dialogue option pops up. The best I can come up with, is that I used that same high persuasion to trick Vaughn (the rapy noble you can kill in Howe's dungeon) into giving me the key to his chest - that involved pretending I accepted his slimy deal. I didn't play a City Elf char in my playthrough, either, so it's not from there. Guess the elves won't get any recognition in the ending game slides for my current playthrough.

@@Demothios Hmmm. I looked at the Talk section on the Dragon Age wiki, and even they don't know. The best suggestion somebody had was the part of the game where you go inside the hospice--if you attack the guards and a civilian elf gets killed in the fracas, it might disallow the option. Sorry I couldn't be more help.

@@mam162 Didn't even think that was unavoidable - although I always wondered why those elves become attackable. I'll keep it in mind for the next playthrough, though. Thanks alot for your suggestion, you've been more helpful to me than Google was.

@@Demothios Not a problem :) It's actually possible to avoid the fight with the guards completely. You can bribe the guard in the back to let you in, or you can bypass the hospice completely and just pick the lock for the run-down apartments. Also, if your Warden is an elf you have the option of faking being sick, although that's a difficult one since once you're inside you'll have to fight the bad guys solo.

I was actually a little surprised at how easy this area was, especially compared to the much more brutal alienage fight.

It certainly would, but in the moment you're just thinking "gotta survive gotta survive don't want to do this again don't want to do this again". It took me a LOT of tries to get past that fight.

@@mam162 Yup, its easy to see it when you watch the video. But when you play it... this one, the one with the 2 emissary and the one with the emissary and the spiders are the most dangerous part I think. :)

It's Nightmare--I show the game setting at the start of each video as proof. And yes, the game is ultra-hard at this setting. There's actually a phylactery for the Black Vials quest in this area that I deliberately ignored, just because fighting a revenant on Nightmare is so tough.

@@mam162 Yup, I know. Revenant I always leave when I'm at least level 16. Even still it' really hard for my party. My hardest play through was when I soloed the game with Morrigan and my human warrior. I spec-ed her arcane warrior and I got some healing for her so she can support my two handed tank/damager without dying. She had the cailan armor set and I had the juggernaut. It was hard as hell, but fun!