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For the storage in Dragon Age: Origins, see Party Storage Chest. For the storage in Dragon Age II, see Storage Chest. The Storage is a unique container that can be used to store party items. It was introduced with Patch 1.05 in Dragon Age: Inquisition and can be found in the Undercroft in Skyhold. It has an item limit of 1000 for the PC version and 500 for console versions. No, you can only use 8 active skills at a time. You could keep a couple of extras, and swap them around between battles, but I would not recommend it. As you say, I'd recommend a respec and focus your skills a little more. I often found that going for 1 tree mainly, along with a secondary and the specialization worked the best.

Dragon Age Inquisition is finally out and it is massive. There are plenty of things to do and people new to the series and even returning vets could get overwhelmed.

If you wish to choose a skill from this specialization instead, then you must reset your current specialization first. 'Dragon Age: Inquisition' along with all related logos, icons, images, and characters are registered copyrights of Bioware. Dragon Age: Inquisition is coming out on November 18 in North America and November 21 in Europe, headed to the PC, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360 and Xbox One platforms. The best armor for Dragon Age Inquisition is Superior Battlemage Armor for the mage, Battlemaster Armor for the DPS warrior, Refined Battle Master Armor for the tank warrior and the Superior Prowler Armor for the Rogue class. Armor is great and necessary but you need offense too. Take a look at our best staff list in Dragon Age Inquisition.

This game explains most of what you need to do, but many times it does not do so until you do something for the first time. For example, Camps aren't explained until you find one for the first time. I'm here to give you some tips on getting starting as well as explain some of the early systems in the game.

This guide will go over starting your adventure in Dragon Age Inquisition including:

  • Getting Started - What you should do before going to the first mission in the Hinterlands.
  • Basic Systems - Details on using item search, tactics, combat, and more.
  • Mount up - Getting your horse and unlocking mounts.
  • Crafting Basics - Details on crafting weapons and armor.
  • Helpful Tips - Some useful tips to get you started.

Getting Started

Before even starting the game you should be aware of Dragon Age Keep. This website allows you to upload choices from the previous Dragon Age games to the the site using your origin account. If you did not play the previous games, you can still view all the choices and change them to what you want.

After that, save it as a world state and make sure you are logged into your Origin account. Also, make sure your account is linked to whatever platform you are playing the game on.

When you make a character, it will ask you if you want to import a world state, say yes and all your choices will be added to the story.

After the beginning tutorial, you'll find yourself in Haven. The first thing you want to do is search the room you start in. There is loot as well as a special orders location to interact with. If you have the special edition or any DLC, this is where you pick it up.

After picking that up if you have it, you must talk to Cassandra before moving on. Once you've done that, you can explore a bit before going back to the war room.

This is a good time to get acquainted with the town and the crafting. Looking on the map, there are icons for merchants, crafting, and people.

  • The people icons are part of the inquisition and you can talk to them for several purposes, including learning more about them.
  • The merchant icons let you buy things like weapons and armor.
  • There crafting icons are for an apothecary for making potions, a blacksmith for making weapons and armor, and a quartermaster for filling requisitions. I'll go into details on those later.

Go to each of the crafting icons on your map to unlock the ability to do them all. They will also explain how to do them when you go there, but I'll go over the basics for each one.

Apothecary

This is where you can make and upgrade potions. The require herbs to do both. Talk to Adan to get started.

  • You always have Health potions, they are replenished whenever you go to town, or a camp for free.
  • Other potions require herbs to replenish.
  • You can upgrade potions to increase healing, duration and more. The upgrade table shows you what you can upgrade and how many materials you need.

Quartermaster

This is where you fill requisitions for your troops. This increases your power and influence.

  • Influence and Power are two separate resources. They let you complete missions and unlock main story plots from the War Table.

Blacksmith

This is where you craft and upgrade armor and weapons.

  • You need schematics to craft and make upgrades. If you have upgrades, you also need to come here to apply them to your weapons and armor.

Basic Systems

A nice feature in Dragon Age Inquisition is the item search. I'm playing on Xbox One, so the controls I say will refer to that console only.

Item Search

Pressing the left control stick down when walking around will emit a wave.

  • This highlights any items in the area, even if they are aren't in sight.
  • Use this to gather materials like ore and herbs, or find chests you didn't notice.

War Table

This is where you plan everything, unlock areas, and progress the story. The first quest has you scout the Hinterlands to unlock that area. Once you do that, you'll be able to visit that area, complete quests, and do the story quests.

There is more to do though. You have 3 members that can do missions for you, Cullen, Josephine, and Leliana. They each have their own strengths.

If you look on the map, you'll notice missions, some need more Power before you can start them. Doing missions can get you gold and other rewards.

  • When selecting a person to send, it will give a description on how they handle the situation as well as how long it will take them to complete it.
  • Some followers can shorten the time they do a mission. Who you choose can also determine how much of a reward you get as well as what happens in follow-up missions.

Combat and Tactics

I will just briefly go over the fighting system and tips to help you early on.

This game is different than most action RPGs. Dragon Age 2 was more action oriented and didn't require much strategy as compared to Dragon Age Origins. Inquisition brings back the need to use tactics.

Some abilities work well with others, take magic for example:

  • You can freeze an enemy, then shatter them with melee attacks or other magic attacks if they are strong enough.

There are also skills that take advantage of certain situations. Rogues, for example, have an ability that increases damage on targets that have lower health than them or when they are panicked.

Some enemies also have weaknesses. Using the tactics display that was explained in the tutorial lets you see these weaknesses. This is also very important for winning at many fights.

If you just run in and attack, you can die pretty easily at times.

  • Whenever you fight 3 or more enemies, or see enemies you haven't fought before, start with the tactics display.
  • Hover over enemies to see their strengths, weaknesses, health, and other helpful info.
  • Choose a party member that can take advantage of a target. For example, use lightning on the templars with shields because they are weak to it.
  • Speaking of shields, the defect all frontal attacks, position your party on both side so you can damage him.

Also, pay attention to enemy archers and mages. You want top take these out on your members that don't have as much defense, plus they are easier to finish. I always save the heavily armored enemies for last.

That's just a small example of what to expect. Always check the battlefield before and during combat and look for ways to exploit the enemy.

Camps

  • The tent icons are camps. These are very important. They recover your health and mana fully, restores health potions, and allows you to replenish other health potions.
  • You can also complete requisitions for tha area you're in and fast travel to camps.
  • Unlocking the camps in an area makes doing quests around there much easier.

Mount up

After going to the hinterlands and completing the main story mission there, you can do a lot fo side missions. One of these allows you to get a horse and unlock mounts.

The quest has you talk to the horsemaster, who is far west of where you start. It is good to do this early to unlock mounts. Once you talk to him, he'll tell you to complete some quests before he will give the inquisition any horses.

He will also give you your own horse before you complete any of the other missions, this lets you travel faster, so it is worth it.

Crafting Basics

I will only explain the basics here because the crafting system is surprising in-depth.

First of all, weapon and armor can have 2 upgrade slots on them. You can find them, buy, or craft them.

  • When crafting weapons, armor, or upgrades, it tells you what and how much of it you need. For example: Crafting a dagger requires metal and leather.
  • When you select the Metal or Leather option, you can choose which metal or leather to put in.
  • The bottom of the screen tells you what bonuses you will get from each one when you select them.
  • When crafting upgrades, you can only put them in gear that has the same item level or higher as the upgrade. Example: level 7 upgrade can't go in a level 5 item.

Helpful Tips

Side Missions

These are more important than you think, especially early on.

  • You get more experience so you can level faster. This is needed early because you will often find higher level enemies that you can't defeat.
  • Items. Doing this missions can also grant rare items. I got 2 purple quality weapons from the first 2 side missions I did.
  • They also give influence and power for you to sue at the war table.

Enemy Levels

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I can't stress this enough, always check the levels of your enemies.

  • Even if you think you're in an area you can kill things at, you'll be surprised. Even a mission I had to close a portal that had level 12 enemies when I was level 4.
  • Checking an enemies level when fighting can save you from death. Just run away if they are too high.

Multiplayer

That's right, the game also has multiplayer. It is completely separate from the single player game, but it is fun and I think everyone should at least try it out.

If you want to know how to unlock the characters, check out my How to Unlock Multiplayer Characters guide.

That's it for my beginner's guide. There is much moe to this game and I will add in-depth guides shortly for several things in Dragon Age Inquisition.

If you have any other questions, or suggestions to add for beginner's, let me know in the comments!


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Game Cheats:
Getting the War Nug mount:
Travel to Val Royeaux, and look for a vendor named Deraboam in a small store with a blue door. Interact with the chest to find 'The Mystery Box' unique item, which costs 10,000 coin. Buy it to unlock 'The Big One?' mission on the global war board. Then, send one of your advisors to complete 'The Big One?' mission, and they will return with the giant War Nug mount.

Getting a free horse:
Once you reach the Hinterlands zone, travel to the far western corner to investigate the 'Master Of Horses' side-quest. It is west of the Redcliffe Farms Camp. You can see the large stables from a distance. Travel up the hill to the large homestead, talk to Master Dennet, and agree to his terms to get a free Ferelden Forder. You can collect the horse with the saddles in the stables to the right of the path as you exit the house.

Romance Options Guide:
* Marriage is not included. This isn’t like Skyrim where marriage is an available institution - relationships are explicitly story-driven and will only develop after reaching milestones in the campaign.
* There are eight romantic partners available. Not all romantic options are party members, some are characters that join your party as advisers or serve other purposes as aids to the Inquisitor.
* Each romantic partner has specific preferences that translate into hard
requirements in-game. Some will only become romantic with male inquisitors, female inquisitors, or both.
* Some options will only become involved with specific races. These two additional romantic options are not as involved as the first six and are only available to female Inquisitors.

Companion Locations:
Go to the indicated location to find the corresponding companion to join your party. There are a total of nine companions that can join your party, not including your character. Each companion has unique skills and stories, as well as their own romantic interactions and side-quests. All companions except for Cassandra, Solas, and Varric are optional.

Sera
When entering Val Royeaux, the capitol of Orlais, there will be a glowing red arrow near your character. Find all the arrow messages around the city to meet Sera.

Note: You must complete the 'A Friend Of Red Jenny' quest before you can recruit Sera.

Lady Vivienne
When you reach the opening courtyard in Val Royeaux, look for a messenger near the fountain on your way out of the city to get the 'Ghislain Estate' quest. He will give you an invitation to meet with Lady Vivienne at her estate.

Iron Bull
Go to the gate doors outside the Chantry in Haven. Wait until a messenger appears and invites you to the Storm Coast. Note: You must complete 'The Captain Of The Chargers' quest in the Storm Coast before you can recruit Iron Bull.

Blackwall
After Leliana gives you 'The Lone Warden' quest, you can find him in the Hinterlands area.

Dorian
After Fiona requests for the Herald to meet with a faction of Mages, you can find Dorian in Redcliffe.

Cole
Later in the story, Cole will appears in Haven. He cannot be missed or acquired early.

Cassandra
Acquired at the start of the game. Cassandra joins the story with Varric and Solas as your first party members.
Varric
Acquired at the start of the game. Varric joins the story with Cassandra and Solas as your first party members.

Solas
Acquired at the start of the game. Solas joins the story with Cassandra and Varric as your first party members.

Wedge Of Destiny cheese shield:
The Wedge Of Destiny is a shield made of cheese. It resembles a cheese wheel with one wedge missing. It can be found randomly on picnic tables in Crestwood and chests around Crestwood. There is a chest on a high mount above one of the Crestwood camps. From the starting camp, look for the next closest camp, then search the high ledges nearby to find the chest. The Wedge Of Destiny stats are as follows:

Type: Off Hand Shield.
Armor: 14 – Front.
Level: 9.
Restriction: Warrior Only.
Requirement: Level 6.
+6% Bleed on Being Hit.
+30% Front Defense.
Heal +15% of damage taken over 10 seconds.

Treasure map locations:
Search the indicated location to find a treasure map, then follow it to get the
corresponding loot:

Farmland Cave
The Farmland Cave map can be found in Hafter's Woods. To find the treasure, travel towards Redcliffe Farms. From Redcliff Farms, move west to reach Dead Ram Grove with some enemies. Explore the area for a cave on top of the hill. There is another small cave at the south side of the cavern on top of the hill. Enter that small cave to find the treasure.

Halin Sulahn
The Halin Sulahn map can be found in Ghilan'nain's Grove, at the hunter's camp. You may need to fight or sneak past a dragon to get the map. After obtaining the map, travel towards the Dalish Camp at the southwest edge of the Exalted Plains. Move towards the waterfall south of the Dalish Camp. Go to the right side of the waterfall, then climb the mountain next to it. The treasure is at the top of the mountain, next to the waterfall.

Watcher's Pass
Speak to Fairbanks in Emerald Graves, then explore the camp to find the map in one of the nearby shacks. To find the treasure, travel towards the west side, and reach the westernmost rift near the 'Rush Of Sighs'. Climb the large mountain next to the Fade Rift, then follow the path on the left side of the large lone tree. Collect the treasure, and close the Fade Rift (if desired) before leaving the area.

Waterfall
The Waterfall map can be found at the upper lake camp in the Hinterlands area. To find the treasure, travel towards Lake Luthias, and take the 'West Road'. Continue along the path to reach the broken bridge shown on the map. Then, follow the eastern path to reach to the waterfall displayed on the map. Note: You will have to batle Templars in this area. After killing them, follow the path at the rear of the Templar Encampment to get under the waterfall.
Search for an out of place dirt patch in this area to find the treasure.

High Dragon locations:
Search the indicated area to encounter the corresponding High Dragon:

Ferelden Frostback : Lady Shayna's Valley, The Hinterlands. It is resistant to fire and vulnerable to cold.
Gamoran Stormrider : Crow Fens, The Exalted Plains. It is resistant to electricity and vulnerable to spirit.
Greater Mistral : Emerald Graves (northern-most area). It is resistant to cold and vulnerable to fire.
Northern Hunter : Crestwood. It is resistant to electricity and vulnerable to spirit.
Sandy Howler : Hissing Wastes. It is resistant to fire and vulnerable to cold.
The Highland Ravager : Emprise du Lion. It is resistant to fire and vulnerable to cold.
The Hivernal : Emprise du Lion. It is resistant to cold and vulnerable to fire.
The Kaltenzahn : Emprise du Lion. It is resistant to cold and vulnerable to fire.
Vinsomer : Dragon Island, Storm Coast. It is resistant to electricity and vulnerable to spirit.

Weapons and armor crafting:
You can craft weapons, armor, and potions. To craft a particular item, it requires a recipe and crafting materials. Recipes are obtained by buying schematics from shops, glyphs illuminated by Veilfire, and scrolls discovered in treasure chests. After forming the Inquisition, you can have your smith craft armor and weapons. The smith can also craft weapon and armor upgrades, which can be placed into specific slots. However, to add elemental effects to your armor or upgrades,you must find a dwarf named Dagna.

The schematics required to make equipment are divided into three tiers. A higher tier schematic will always result in better gear. However, they will also require more material per slot to craft.

Tier 1 schematics have 2 slots.
Tier 2 schematics have 3 slots.
Tier 3 schematics have 4 slots.

The available slot types are:

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Defense : Provides resistance against elemental attacks and damage-type resistances. You can also cause enemies to gain certain status condition. For example, bleeding when they melee attack.
Offense : Provides bonuses for being offensive. For example, increase damage against barriers/guard, cause bleeding effects, heal after a killing blow, etc.
Primary : Determines the base armor or attack value of the armor or weapon. It also determines the elemental damage of staves.
Utility : Determines attribute upgrades to status such as Willpower, Cunning, Dexterity, Magic,Strength, and Constitution. The attribute boost is directly linked to crafting material.
Masterwork: High tier weapon or armor have an additional Masterwork slot, which requires masterwork crafting material. This slot provides bonuses such as chance-on-hit damage and unique buffs after absorbing damage. These may also add up to a 40% chance of critical crafting (increases all stats of a particular weapon or armor by 10 per cent).
Upgrade : Armor has up to two upgrade slots and weapons have up to three. The materials can greatly improve the quality of the armor and weapon upgrade.
Rune : Does not depend upon the quality of the crafting material. All you need for rune crafting is a rune schematic.

General Tips:
* Try to have one of every class in your party. You'll find a lot of doors and hidden areas in the environment that only one specific class can open.
* Feel free to purchase upgrades from merchants. They're not particularly expensive and you want to upgrade your weapons/armor for stat boosts.
* Make sure to talk to all your companions after each big story event. They often have new things to discuss and may even provide you with a unique sidequest.
* If you don't like how you' leveled up your character, don't worry. You can purchase a respect tool at your base for just 1 gold, though it goes up on price after the first purchase.
* Don't fill all requisitions. They often require materials that can be used for other things, and the only real reward is power. Trust me when I say you'll have plenty of power if you do a few side activities here and there.
* The Hinterlands is the first big area in Inquisition, and there's a lot to see and do there. But don't linger in the Hinterlands too long. You'll be ignoring other cool environments and will likely over-level your characters.
* Closing breaches in an environment is a great way to earn experience.
* Try your best to solve the astrarium puzzles. Solving all of them in a single area opens up a cave with great loot.
* Kill animals and collect herbs when you're exploring. You'll need the materials to craft new weapons, armor, and upgrades.
* Pay careful attention to war council mission descriptions, as some of them open up important characters, options, and other cool things.
* Inquisition allows you to flirt with a lot of characters, but you can only pursue a relationship with some of them based on your gender and race.

Skyhold Thrones Unlock:
Note: All thrones can be upgraded through War Table resource gathering missions.

Andrastian Chantry Throne
Finish Cassandra's Inner Circle quests that become available after establishing Skyhold.

Chasind Throne
Complete the “Lost Souls” quest in the Fallow Mire, then return to Skyhold to pass judgement on an annoying Avvar.

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Ferelden Throne
Complete the “Still Waters” quests in Crestwood. Once that’s done, return to the throne in Skyhold to pass judgement on Mayor Dedrick.

Mage Throne
Finish Vivienne’s Inner Circle quests that become available once Skyhold is established.

Orlais Throne
Reach the Emprise du Lion and capture Mistress Poulin during the major quest line. Return to pass judgement at the Skyhold throne to unlock this option.

Qunari Throne
Finish Iron Bull’s Inner Circle quest line. Complete the Iron Bull Inner Circle Quests after reaching Skyhold in the story.

Plants vs. Zombies references:
You will find a note that reads 'Plants vs. Corpses from one Daveth the Mad' in Crestwood. Additionally, travel south from Three Trout Camp, and go towards Linden Farm. At Linden Farm, you can find a row of large sunflowers near a crumbling wall.

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Infinite skill points:
If a chest with more than one item is not fully looted, it will respawn the contents after fast traveling. Some chests contain the Amulet Of Power, which gives the main character or their followers an extra +1 skill point, depending on which character the amulet is available for. When a chest is found with multiple items inside including an Amulet Of Power, this glitch will work. Only take the Amulet Of Power, leave the other item(s), then fast travel back to
Skyhold. Return to the original location, and the Amulet Of Power will have respawned. To use this glitch in the Village of Crestwood, first unlock the 'Deft Hands, Fine Tools' perk in the Secrets Inquisition tree. You need four other perks in the Secrets section to unlock that perk. It allows Rogues to open Masterwork Locks. Leave Skyhold, and go to to the Village of Crestwood with a Rogue. If you fast traveled to the village, turn right, and go up the steps to find a locked shack. Open the door with your Rogue. Loot the floor near the fireplace to find a container with a Gold Amulet and Amulet Of Power. Take the Amulet Of Power, but leave the Gold Amulet. If you take both items, this glitch will not work. Next, fast travel back to Skyhold or any location outside the Crestwood area. Then, return to the Village of Crestwood, enter the previously locked shack, and loot the floor container again to find the Amulet Of Power has respawned. Repeat this process as many times as desired to earn an unlimited number of skill points. Note: This glitch was performed on an unpatched version of the game.

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Infinite gold:
Mark a metal or leather item as valuable. Go to any store, and press [Sell All], then [Sell] in quick succession. Go to the buy back screen, and the item will have doubled or increased by 100. Repeat this as many times as desired.
Note: This glitch was performed on an unpatched version of the game.

Infinite gold and crafting materials:
First, clear out all your valuables items by selling, turning in research, destroying, etc. Take the crafting item you want to duplicate (it is recommended anything from a dragon for money), and put it into valuables. Enter any store, and go to the sell valuables section. Press [Sell All], then [Sell] in quick succession. It will sell all, and bring up the sell how many window if you had more than one. Sell all with that too. Go to the buy back area
to see double what you had available to buy back. Buy it all, and double sell it. Repeat this as many times as desired. Note: This does not work with herbs. Additionally, this glitch was performed on an unpatched version of the game.

Max Power and Influence:
To quickly max out Power and Influence in Dragon Age Inquisition, do the following: You must first reach Skyhold. Go to the merchant in the Southwest corner of the courtyard (Farris the Representative). Click on Buy/Sell and go to the Other section Purchase whichever of the Influence/Power items that you can afford. DO NOT exit the merchant at this point. Immediately go to Sell and sell the item back to the merchant. Repeat as desired. When you exit the merchant Buy/Sell screen, you will get the accumulated Influence/Power from your 'purchases.'