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Dragon Age: Origins: Prima Official Game Guide

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Over 300 pages packed with every quest, NPC, monster, and item across the world of Ferelden!
• Complete ascension guides with level-by-level tips on how to maximize a warrior, mage, or rogue class!
• Over 100 jam-packed maps displaying every critical piece of information!
• Detailed walkthroughs to master all quests, puzzles, and pivotal story choices!
• Full equipment lists to gear out your PCs!
• Comprehensive bestiary with everything from arcane horrors to werewolves!
• Expert tactics to conquer the intricacies of combat!

336 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2009

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108 reviews1 follower
July 4, 2012
Maybe I'm biased on this one :P

My signature is on the front and back of the Collector's Edition!
Profile Image for Hannah.
741 reviews
June 7, 2021
learned some things I didn't know! definitely skimmed most of the combat and wished there was a little more about companions/unique encounters based on origin, but overall a useful guide.
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665 reviews71 followers
September 27, 2014
Unlike Skyrim Prima Official, I hardly use the game guide. The game isn't that hard and its optional to use a game guide. The game isn't as big as Skyrim or WoW but if you're perfectionist and wanted to complete the game perfectly to get those achievements, the official guide is always the right reference. The book is too pretty with colourful pages and all. But if you got stuck, you can always use Google instead. I'm still playing Dragon Age Origins except that I have a lot of DLCs which made this guide somehow outdated and nearly obsolete. If you're wondering why I'm playing this game; Dragon Age Inquisition is incoming, obligatory gaming marathon! Duh..
Profile Image for Jesse VanDeWalker.
Author 3 books15 followers
August 28, 2012
2.5 Stars. This is a beautiful book for us bibliophiles, but the layout and content are a horrific mess. While one can find, say, the best blade for an Arcane Warrior in the weapons section, the only way to find out where to get that blade is to read through the entire book. The simple addition of an index would've improved this book immensely.
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4 reviews46 followers
August 1, 2016
Pretty helpful... You could probably find most of the info online but it helped me get through the fade and it's really useful for figuring out which gifts to give to party members. It's worth having, especially if you plan on doing multiple play-throughs.
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830 reviews
April 9, 2014
Invaluable resource, and nicely laid out. I found out about tons of stuff I'd missed despite multiple playthroughs.
Suffers, however, from fairly frequent typos, as well as a lack of an index.
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