Mage: "As dangerous as it is potent, magic is a curse for those lacking the will to wield it. Humans can be warriors, rogues, or mages." ( Racial Benefits: +1 Strength, +1 Dexterity, +1 Magic, +1 Cunning) It distinguishes them culturally from elves and dwarves more than anything else. Religion and the Chantry plan a large part in human society.
Only four times have they ever united under a single cause, the last being centuries ago. Human: "The most numerous, yet the most divided of all the races. Elves can be warriors, rogues, or mages." ( Racial Benefits: +2 Willpower, +2 Magic)
Only the nomadic Dalish tribes still cling to their traditions, living by the bow and the rule of their old gods as they roam the ancient forests, welcome nowhere else. Dwarves are very tough and have a high resistance to all forms of magic, thus preventing them from becoming mages." ( Racial Benefits: +1 Strength, +1 Dexterity, +2 Constitution, 10% chance to resist hostile magic)Įlf: "Once enslaved by humans, most elves have all but lost their culture, scrounging an impoverished living in the slums of human cities. Both genders are evenly represented in most organizations, noble houses, and military forces."ĭwarf: "Rigidly bound by caste and tradition, the dwarves have been waging a losing war for generations, trying to protect the last stronghold of their once vast underground empire from the darkspawn. Male/Female: "Men and women in Ferelden are generally regarded as equals. Pay special attention to the benefits each class gets, as well as the background you can choose, since they are entirely dependent on race and class (for instance, a dwarf can't be a mage, and thus can't do the Magi Origin Story, while a human mage can't be a Human Noble).
Read carefully, and then make your choices in your own game. Below that is a bullet-point list of the game's twelve possible permutations (twenty-four, if you count gender, which is actually the most unimportant choice you'll end up making). Will your character be male or female? Will he or she be a human, elf or dwarf? How about a mage, rogue or warrior? As you can see, there are plenty of choices to be made.īelow are various grids that show what the game itself has to say about all of these choices, from gender, to class, to race. In addition to the stats that you can give to your character (or generate randomly - more on those later), you have to choose the absolute fundamentals for your character. At the very center of Dragon Age: Origins is your primary character, who you will get to create at the outset of your adventure. As with just about every RPG ever created, characters are at the center of the game.
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