Dragon Age: Origins Awakening

Dragon Age: Origins Awakening - after defeating the Archdemon, the hero takes possession of the fortress and the title of commander of the Gray Guardians. There is nothing particularly to rejoice at: the lands of Amaranthine are full of scattered creatures of darkness, and the local nobility is in no hurry to recognize the new government. The plot addition is designed to continue the story: you can transfer a character from the main game or create a new one, and with him will come the decisions made in the main campaign. Some companions will join again, each with their own reason for being here and their own attitude to what is happening. Strengthening the guards, repairing the barracks and distributing supplies make it clear that the order is not just one detachment in the field. You have to manage both the detachment and the fortress: buildings, guards, supplies and supplies. Key decisions—who to entrust with the defense, what to do with prisoners, and where to go first—affect the fate of the region. There were more enemies, and their tactics increased. A separate development branch opens up new specializations and skills, and some of the loot is found only in the most dangerous dungeons. You have to talk with allies and enemies without a convenient system of sympathies: your remarks affect the events right in the scene. The supplement also contains dark episodes where decisions are made behind the hero’s back. For everyone who completed the main game and wants to know what happened to the order next. Some of the decisions from the main game are continued here, and in small details: who is alive, who is dead and who the hero trusted. Battles with large opponents require correct placement, otherwise the squad will lose people out of the blue.