Though, come to think of it, blood mage is probably easier than other trees in a higher setting because few of the spells cover a large range. Just like how I'll be walking through the Gallows with my gaudy fuzzy robes and a giant staff strapped to my back while the templars talk to me about how we have to track down the apostates, I'm sure Anders and Fenris will be bonding of their one shared opinion on the evils of blood magic while I'm in between them, surrounded by an aura of red.Īh, I've never even attempted nightmare setting as a mage. I've heard it doesn't affect the story at all. But it's my forth playthrough, I don't really care if my Hawke's a hypocrite. Oh trust me, I've been really harsh on blood mages too. Is it possible to resolve things peacefully (or at least not in single combat) that way? I've always fought him one on one. Though I think I might let Isabela betray me since I've been trying to keep her neutral so I don't get the glitch. I don't know what I'll do when I get to him. That's a good point about the Arishok though. The reason I'm playing as a mage anyway is because it's fun to deal out massive amounts of damage. But I would still do it if the offensive spells are worth it. some of the blood mages I fought in-game were ridiculously powered, so I wanna know if I can make my mage that badass screamīut what about spells like blood slave and hemorrhage? I think it's stupid that the specialization requires you to use your own health instead of mana because mages are already so fragile, and you have to use your skill points to get uselessly high willpower to equip decent armor anyway.
My first game's character was very anti-blood mage so I naturally figured it'd be extremely out of character for me to put pips in there xD I too am really curious about blood mage strength though. But I dunno how well the cooldown works on that let alone how well it heals. I wiki'd the blood magic tree and it looks like it also gives you some abilities to drain corpses and living people to heal yourself which sounds way more useful than blood magery back in Origins where you could only steal health from your own party members. But considering how some of the companion mage modes work (Ander's vengeance, and Merril's Blood of the First), I suspect blood magic works VERY similarly to that, where you can just turn it off if you want to cast heal on yourself, but there is a cooldown for sustained abilities so its not like you can just turn it off and on on a whim.
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