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⌈ Secret Post #2951 ⌋

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[The To-Do List, Brandy/Willy]

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[Avatar: Legend of Korra]

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[The Amazing World of Gumball]

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[Agents of Shield]

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[Game of Thrones]

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[Galavant]

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[Soukyuu no Fafner Exodus]

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[Jamie Dornan from "The Fall"]

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(Neil Gaiman)

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I think I remember the dwarves at camp selling a backpack...I am just low on money, alas!

I have the DLC (I got the Ultimate Edition that includes everything) and I was wondering, is there a set level for the DLC? Like, can you do those quests whenever or do you need to level up first? I don't want to send my lvl 7 party to fight lvl 15 elites/the DAO equivalent of that.

DLC: You can do Leliana's Song (separate gameplay), Warden's Keep and Stone Prisoner whenever - they scale to your level. Soon is better for the rewards. Return to Ostagar as well, but most people do it later in the game for story reasons.

Post-game: Awakening, Golems, Witch Hunt.

Darkspawn Chronicles is a what if scenario best played after the game.

Awesome! So Bodahn, the dwarf at camp, should sell SUPER gifts (the feastday ones). I try to avoid using them unless I really need to, but you have that just in case! I think he'll also sell "prank gifts" which actually lowers approval - there's no real need for you to do that (except occasionally fixing glitches where if you make someone like you to too high of a tier without exhausting all their conversation options, you can miss some stuff, including romance) but they're fun just to see how the characters act when they hate you.

Anyway, I think all the DLC is level scaled. I personally like getting Shale fairly early on, just because it's an extra character and all. Return to Ostagar I think is a little better to play later in the game, you don't have to of course, it just makes the experience more nostalgic. Warden's Keep, I'd probably wait until you feel a bit more comfortable with the game, because though the game is scaled the strategy is probably a little more difficult than the first couple areas you go through in the main quest, but definitely don't wait until the end because that's where the storage chest is, and I like to get my money's worth with that!

A couple of the DLC take place "before" the game or separate. They don't use your Warden. Leliana's Song can be played before (and if you play it through, you get a item rewards that transfer to your main game), same with A Tale of Orzammar. Technically Darkspawn Chronicles too, but I wouldn't play that one until you've beaten the game at least once because it's basically you play from the point of view of the Darkspawn, and it'll spoil the ending.

The ones you play AFTER you've beaten the game: the best order is Awakening (which is basically another game, using your same Warden, though it's much shorter than Origins), then Golems, then finally Witch Hunt.

Then you transfer everything into Dragon Age 2! :D

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