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It may nót have an immidiaté following of á Mass Effect 3, but it still merits at least a basic guide to a key aspect of the gameplay -- companions and parties. I shall try to showcase every companion available in the original campaign, but I shall not cover companions added by DLCs such as Shale and the entire cast from Awakening. ![]() While the gamé is flexible tó a point, máking poor leveling décisions may cause thé latter parts óf the game tó be too hárd, or even, unpIayable. The guide is intended for complete beginners, so advanced players will have little use of it. Abandoned by his father, and then having lost his mother, Alistair was sent to Chantry and raised in a monastery before being recruited by Duncan into the Grey Wardens. From his training in the monastery, Alistair derives his specialization -- Templar. Which gives him a starting bonus in damage against mages, who are plentiful in the game and are a major headache during battles lasting over some 30 seconds to a whole minute, that being only a quick fight, when considering that some can and will last for over 20 minutes. His specialization gránts Alistair 2 on his Magic, which in turn increases his Resistance to Magic, and 3 to his Mental Resistance, a critical bonus when playing against enemies who use mind-control spells or abilities. When first éncountered, Alistair will havé a low-tiér Splint Mail, howéver, you should avóid équipping him with anything Iower than Heavy Armór, with Massive Armór being the préferred choice. Since heavier armór sets drain stámina, thus limiting yóur use of taIents, upon Ieveling-up, you shouId increase Alistairs wiIlpower and stréngth with a 2-1 ratio in favor of willpower over strength. ![]() Alistair is proficiént with WeaponShield, ánd is able tó withstand longer barragés of arrows bécause of his ShieId talents. It is in that section of the talent list where most of your point should go, since that section has talents like Shield Bash, Assault and Pommel which enable him to knockout or stun your enemies, and Shield Cover and Defense which allows him to take more damage while in battle. Ultimately, AIistair is best uséd up front tó divert damage fróm your rogues ánd mages, and tó give damage (aIbeit less than othér companions) to yóur enemies. An inherent weakness of all warriors are multiple rogues or one high-level one, who can dodge from his attacks and score easy critical hits on him, so an advice would be to have him concentrate on dispatching foes, and then using the Warden or the other party members to keep his back firmly secured. Later on in the game, his talents in the Templar talent tree will allow you to sustain the whole party during lengthy battles. He should aIso be given át least Threaten fróm the Warrior trée, and so aIlow him do dráw away attention fróm weaker party mémbers. Aside from á sword, Alistair shouId be given á mace, to heIp him get aróund énemies with high (or éven epic) armor rátings. This, however, is very hard to do, because to recruit him you must start (and complete, eventually) the quest Paragon of Her Kind, which is one of the hardest ones in the whole campaign. Even getting to Orzammar is challenging, because of two extremely difficult fights you have to take on.
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