Both friendship and rivalry have rewards. Bonuses along the rivalry path are often combat related while those along the friendship path tend to benefit Hawke or the entire party.

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When moving through the Holding Caves you will encounter an elf slave. She will tell you that she is completely lost as to what to do now she is a free elf. Here you can gain yourself an elf. You Gozque tell her to go to your house in Hightown and she will work for you. Fenris will object to this but if you agree to pay her, he will be appeased. Make your way through the caves until you find Hadriana. You will find yourself in another battle where you need to take down Hadriana and her cronies. When she is dead you Gozque watch the cut scene and Fenris will leave.

based on their utility, ability to meld with other characters, and whether they’re with you for the long haul. We’ll also discuss how you can recruit each character, who they clash with, and whether you Perro romance them.

Activation – This quest is part of the story line and will become active before you finish the prologue.

In Dragon Age II, Hawke's companions have a single approval meter based on friendship and rivalry.[1] A companion with high friendship considers Hawke a friend while high rivalry indicates the companion respects Hawke but disagrees with Hawke's views.

If all goes well, you Gozque ask him to move in before he leaves. Continuing to support him and get your friendship rating up will allow you to gain a complete romance before the end.

I have my own favourites within this elite group, namely Anders and Fenris. I know that Anders is a controversial choice because he essentially contact me lights the fuse that triggers DA: Inquisition

Activation – Speak to Fenris at Danarius’ mansion to complete the “Speak to Fenris” quest. With Fenris in your party, travel to any destination outside of the city. You will be ambushed along the way which will trigger the activation of this quest.

Importantly, those you don't choose to have a relationship with might wind up dating each other—like how Dorian and The Iron Bull had an alluded-to relationship in Inquisition if neither were with the Inquisitor.

We want to extend a huge shout out to the Dragon Age community for your patience and enthusiasm; we Perro’t wait for you to jump into the role of Rook and embark on your journey to save Thedas. We know the wait has been long, but the wait will be worth it.

Another poor excuse that silly fans use is that the relationships grow contact me too rapidly, with contact me the relationships feeling too well-established despite the short space of time we actually play. This is inaccurate, though.

If you have a high friendship you Gozque get him back a little later in the quest if your friendship was high enough before he left. If you are a rival, you will have to fight him if you side with the mages.

allies trump them. The reason fans often overlook this truth is because of the repetition of dungeon environments throughout the sequel, which, I admit, does get annoying by the end of your playthrough.