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 Age II, 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 of Thedas. 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

For side quests in other games, see Side quests. Side quests are short optional quests in Dragon Age II. They provide experience, loot, and money when completed. They are generally shorter than secondary quests and companion quests. Changing One

For Dragon Age: Origins Exploits, see Exploits (Origins). For Dragon Age: Inquisition Exploits, see Exploits (Inquisition). An exploit is a vulnerability that can be triggered within a game that allows the player to use a bug to give the player

For downloadable content for Dragon Age: Origins, see Downloadable content (Origins). For downloadable content for Dragon Age: Inquisition, see Downloadable content (Inquisition). This page lists all downloadable content and unlockables for Drag

For the occupation, see Rogue. For the class in other games, see Rogue (Origins) and Rogue (Inquisition). The rogue is one of three playable classes in Dragon Age II. Rogues can wield a dagger in each hand or rain arrows from a distance. They ar

For other uses, see Item. This page refers to items for Dragon Age II that are listed in the 'Usable Item' menu. There are 4 main types: potions, poisons, grenades, and tomes.