Cole in Haven: Maybe I’m wrong about this one, but usually when I finish the Mage/Templar quest I’ll instantly start the next story quest and miss this one.While Pro-Mage players can actually disband the Templars and consume them as soldiers of the Inquisition instead. It is actually possible to conscript/enslave the mages if you play “In Hushed Whispers” as a Pro-Templar, sending them back to the Circles with a new fraternity if you chose the right Divine at the end of Inquisition. However, if you do ever want to play the other quest, whether to see Ser Barris or just check out the Elder One’s other ally, it can be done without truly siding with the opposite enemy. Pro-Mage choosing to do “In Hushed Whispers” and Pro-Templars do “Champion of the Just”. Disband or Conscript?: One of the biggest issues that most players have is siding against their preferred allies in the Mage/Templar war.With a range of 305-319 DPS from the pieces and have it replaced.
All so Dagna can draw up a Greatsword design The note on the corpse opens up a War Table mission, which in turn opens up a Temple and then a quest to gather pieces of the broken sword. When exploring north-east of Valeska’s Watch, north of the Deep Road entrance and west of a ruined tower, you should run across a camp with an elven corpse. Sulevin Blade: Very easy to miss when exploring Emprise Du Lion.(Fun) Things You Might Have Missed in DA:I (Part 2)
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