unmei
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Injury kits. You can buy them from some vendors, or you can make them with your medical ability. Later in the gamer after you unlock the spirit healer specialty, they have an ability that will treat them as well.
Dragon Age: Origins
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Injury kits. You can buy them from some vendors, or you can make them with your medical ability. Later in the gamer after you unlock the spirit healer specialty, they have an ability that will treat them as well.
Keith Justice
New Member
I got some, but I can't see how to use 'em. 
unmei
Member
I got some, but I can't see how to use 'em.
should be able to use them from the inventory menu just scroll to the character you want to heal, and use it. make sure it's an injury kit, other healing item's won't heal injuries.
It should be in the manual if you need something more specific, under quick use items. Alternately you can go back to camp, and that should clear it up as well.
Tenraisenpuujin
Black Version
Actually, one thing I found confusing that may help you out, Keith: nearly all of the item interaction/use-- using specific potions, throwing flasks, setting traps, and item creation has to be done through the ring menu. You'll get used to it.
Actually, I found the Warden Commander Armor to be some of the best stuff in the game for Alistair early on; it took quite a while before I replaced it. And once I got Sten's strength to 42, I never took the Blood Dragon Armor off him.
If you're playing a Rogue, the second set of Drake Scale Armor you get is easily the best in the game. I was actually disappointed that the Dragonscale Armor wasn't nearly as impressive as I had been hoping.
Actually, I found the Warden Commander Armor to be some of the best stuff in the game for Alistair early on; it took quite a while before I replaced it. And once I got Sten's strength to 42, I never took the Blood Dragon Armor off him.
If you're playing a Rogue, the second set of Drake Scale Armor you get is easily the best in the game. I was actually disappointed that the Dragonscale Armor wasn't nearly as impressive as I had been hoping.
unmei
Member
Dragon Scale is so not worth it. Honestly, After you get the Juggernaut Armor on Alistair, he's literally unstoppable.
Dark Kabuto
In Justice, We Trust!
Soooooooo if I get the Ps3 version, which I'm planning on tommarow.
Will I still get the code for the armour for ME2?
Will I still get the code for the armour for ME2?
KingRanger
Banned
Nope. ME2 is 360 and PC only. At least I don't think you would get that code.
unmei
Member
Well. I know that the 360 and PC codes work that way (PC ME2 code works for 360 or PC version). I've never seen a copy of the DCL code for the PS3 version so I can't say for sure. If it has Dragon Age on one side, and ME2 on the other side, then yes, it will work that way. Your better option would be to ask this on Bioware's forums
Keith Justice
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Cleaned out the mage tower.... 
Next stop... Redcliff. :thumbs:
Next stop... Redcliff. :thumbs:
MrMonk
Member
Cleaned out the mage tower....
Next stop... Redcliff. :thumbs:
Lucky you, I went to Redcliff first, and the end of that requires you to go to the Mage Tower. Having not done it yet, that made the mage tower the world's biggest sidequest.
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