Hawke must find crafting recipes and resources and then take them to crafting stations in Dragon Age II. Once a resource has been located, all crafters will be able to use it. Orders for craftable items may be given from Hawke's home or the craf

Dragon Age II has several main quests which have to be completed in order to complete the game. The Destruction of Lothering A Business Discussion Act of Mercy A Friend in the Guard A New Home Blackpowder Promise Enemies Among Us Friends in Low

For combat mechanics in other games, see Combat mechanics (Origins) and Combat mechanics (Inquisition). Combat mechanics comprise the technical details relevant to combat in Dragon Age II. Damage is the value assigned to the damage effect. When

For the Dragon Age: Origins guide, see Money making guide. This is a guide to making gold in Dragon Age II. Sell unnecessary potions. The less you have in your inventory, the more likely they are to drop. Once you cleared an area of Kirkwall (i.

For the occupation, see Mage. For the class in other games, see Mage (Origins) and Mage (Inquisition). The mage is one of three playable classes in Dragon Age II. Mages in Dragon Age II deal in raw power, whether sapping, bestowing, or inflictin

For the item sets in Dragon Age: Origins, see Item sets (Origins). For the item sets in Dragon Age: Origins - Awakening, see Item sets (Awakening). In Dragon AgeII, Hawke can collect pieces of item sets that provide extra benefits when equipped

For spells in Dragon Age: Origins, see Spells (Origins). Spells give mages the ability to devastate their foes, and to protect and heal themselves as well as their allies. Spells are used by mages instead of talents. Mage spells include six main

The Steel Age (6:00–6:99)[note] is the sixth named Age in the history of Thedas. During a hunt in 5:99, Queen Madrigal of Antiva is found murdered with four steel swords plunged into her chest (the suspected work of the Antivan Crows). Haunted b

The Black Age (4:00–4:99)[note 1] is the fourth named Age in the history ofThedas. The Black Age is named as the Orlesian Chantry calls for retribution against the so-called

For the armor in other games, see Armor (Origins) and Armor (Inquisition). The armor in Dragon Age II is protective covering used to prevent damage from being inflicted to the wearer. Armor mitigates physical damage; it does not make you harder