Importing a character will slightly change some dialogues and appearances during the following hours but nothing plot-related or really important. New characters, on the other hand, will start at level 18 and be proclaimed to be Wardens from Orlais who have been sent to take control over the region. Gameplay-wise, the game remains the same as the original.
Using a party with up to three companions, the player talks to people in multiple-choice dialogues to get missions or advance the story, kills monsters in tactical real-time battles, fulfills quests in the five main new areas and earns experience points to level up and gain access to new skills and talents. To accompany the higher levels the players are now able to reach, 32 talents and spells have been added as well as two new specialisations for each of the three classes including an extra specialisations point being available at level 22 allowing for three specialisations to be chosen.
The three new skills include the ability to craft runes. This is especially important since the new armor runes as well as the new high-level runes can not be found or bought anymore. The only way to get them is to make them out of lesser runes. During the course of the game the player can find up to six new companions, two of each class and one being the dwarf Oghren already known from the main game. As opposed to the original however, the dialogues with the companions are now triggered automatically at specific points in the game-world or at a certain stage in the storyline.
Romance-options are also not available anymore. Also new with the add-on: two additional tiers for weapons and armor, additional types of usable items and several kinds of enemies including Darkspawn children.
The DLC is included in all new copies of the game. Sending players to the small village of Honnleath, your party is greeted by a bunch of villagers who want nothing more than to keep you out. You later discover that they are guarding a secret, one hiding in plain sight. In the middle of the town there is a stone figure, but it is no statue. The DLC is centered around the frozen golem Shale.
Once awakened, he will be able to join your party as a playable character. It is not available separately for the Macintosh version of the game and it is free for owners of the Windows Dragon Age: Origins Digital Deluxe Edition. The download gives players access to a fortress known as Soldier's Peak, a place said to be haunted by spirits of old Grey Wardens.
Warden's Peak will explain why those Grey Wardens were expelled from Ferelden and what led to their deaths at the fortress. The Soldier's Peak base holds equipment used by the Warden's themselves available for the taking. During the course of the quest the player revisits the ruins and the battlefield of Ostagar to retrieve secret documents and a powerful armor set worn by King Cailen during the fight. This DLC is very fighting oriented; there is only one dialogue sequence at the start of the quest and one decision at the end.
The rest of the mission is spent slaughtering Darkspawn masses which occupy Ostagar. Additionally it offers a second chance to recruit the Mabari dog if the player missed the first opportunity. The NPCs which participated in the battle offer a few additional lines.
It is set in an alternate storyline in which the Grey Warden dies during the initiation and Alistair takes his place to defeat the blight. The player takes the role of a Darkspawn who has to conquer Denerim and protect the archdemon.
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