r/DragonageOrigins
So what are the statues that the Darkspawn seem to leave everywhere
When you are running around in areas that the Darkspawn have been in for a while (such as that damn bridge in the Korcari Wilds) you’ll probably find defaced statues with a strange half moon on their back; I believe Calian is also tied to the same thing.
Any idea on what this could mean? The Darkspawn do seem to actually have a material culture despite being apparently just savages
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Game crashing
Hello,
So the game crashes a LOT on win 11, i have tried this to fix it: https://youtu.be/e\_qBFeyWR5Q?is=YkWGTG-Cx7xU-bql
But that didn’t work at all. My girlfriend really wants to play this game again so im on hunt to find a solution that will work. Please recommend what worked for you so we can try it.
Thank you!
Spellweaver and lightning runes
Edit: I downloaded a logger to do further testing.
The log shows that Spellweaver with 2 lightning runes does indeed do 21 total lightning damage. It also shows the enemy health being reduced by an amount equal to the base hit +21.
I believe this puts spellweaver as one of the higher DPS options despite being only a tier 6 weapon. Very nice for an arcane warrior build like the one I've been running it on.
So I noticed that when you stack lightning runes on spellweaver it seems to double count the effect. Here is what my testing showed:
Spellweaver + no runes: base damage number + 3 lightning damage
Spellweaver + GM fire and frost runes: base + 3 lightning + 5 fire + 5 frost
Spellweaver + GM lightning rune: base + 8 lightning + 5 lightning
Spellweaver + GM and master lightning runes: base + 12 lightning + 5 lightning + 4 lightning
So visually at least it seems that Spellweaver double dips on lightning damage. My question is if this is purely a visual bug, or if it's actually doing 21 lightning damage per swing. I don't have a way to check, I'm hoping someone else will have some insight.