[ SECRET POST #2967 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2967 ⌋

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Comments

Re: I need romance help (for Dragon Age) and some more

[(Anonymous)]

I'm going to go against the crowd and say that for a first playthrough, going with the templars is probably a better option. Both the templar and the mage quests are pretty good on their own, but the knock-on effects of recruiting the templars make for a much more interesting path through the rest of the game - the Big Bad's lieutenant differs depending on which route you pick, and the one on the templar path is a lot more compelling, and the quest chain she's involved in is kind of a neat magical mystery/spy thriller thing, while the quest chain for the mage path is kind of grindy and mostly involves killing even more of the dudes you're going to be killing a million of anyway.

Like other people have said, which path you choose doesn't actually decide the stance you're taking on the mage-templar war. You can sort of take a side on the issue at the end of the quest and can elaborate on your choice in dialogue with a few of your allies, but your main purpose is to bring one or the other group in line to deal with the Breach, not decide who's right.