Dragon Age Tower Of Ishal
Walkthrough When you approach the Tower of Ishal, two allies (either a Circle mage and a guard, or two guards) will come running up to you, and they'll let you. 'Dragon Age Origins' Dragon Age Origins DAO rpg xbox 'xbox 360' Gameplay hints tips tricks guides let's lets play 'let's play' 'lets play' 'more cowbell' need excessive tutorial Map live single player Help Level quest Mage elf playthrough watch spells manna buff vidthru 'grey wardens' tower ishal battle less. I know it's cheating, but everyone hates the tower of Ishal. And no, not everyones hates Ishal.
A: The Tower of Ishal is a four floor structure, and you'll be forced to traverse all four floors in order to ultimately reach the beacon atop the tower, where you can send your signal back to the field of battle. The first floor will pit you against many enemies of the Hurlock and Genlock variety, but nothing you can't handle. There's a ring of debris and fire surrounding the center of the floor, and you must work your way around it in order to get to the enemy party occupying the room. Until you do, their archers will take potshots at you. The only opening in the fiery debris will almost certainly spring a trap, so proceed with caution. Once you've breached the center of the room, go for broke on the enemies you encounter. The Emissary-type enemy is the strongest you'll face here, so try to focus your initial attacks specifically on that foe, if possible.
B: With the center of the tower's first floor cleared, and with dead enemy bodies there already looted, you can move on to location B. Head through the door into this elongated room, and get ready for another conflict. You'll have less room to work with here, but the enemy force isn't nearly as powerful or robust as the one you faced when you first entered the tower. As usual, downed enemies will be a great source of coinage and other inventory items, if you're willing to take the time to search their bodies. You can also find a Silver Bracelet in one of the wooden trunks, which you can give to anyone for a +5 approval.
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C: The fray at location B will have no doubt gained the attention of the enemies occupying location C. Expect enemies to come forward from location C, both from the hallway near location A, and via a door that connects rooms B and C. Before the enemies arrive, loot the boxes and treasure chests in the room at location B. If you're not a rogue, you may have difficulty cracking some of these locks. Then, rush for location C. If you're quick, you can spring an assault on the bulk of the enemy force there before they flip the script on you. Keep an eye on your flank, however, since some wily Hurlocks and Genlocks can easily sneak up on you from the hallway, complicating your situation exponentially.
D: Finally, at location D, you'll find the staircase that will lead up to the tower's second floor (remember -- there are four floors here). Naturally, the staircase is guarded by a detachment of enemies. There are quite a few thug archers taking aim at you from the stairs leading up to the second floor door, so take care of them quickly, so that you free up your party from extraneous attacks while they're dealing with the bulk of the enemy force here in melee combat. When you're positive all boxes have been looted on the first floor, and all enemy corpses scoured for goods, you can use the stairs to head up to the second floor.
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Questions, Bugs and Mod Conflicts
Q: Will you make a male version? One that is for people who don't romance Alistair?
A: Tinimaus and I are both Alistair lovers, yes, but this mod is considered finished by both of us. We released it for both males and females, from each race and every origin. However, we did not create this mod for an Alistair romance. That wouldn't make sense. You just met him at this point in the story and are battle buddies. Two Grey Wardens fighting for each other and for Ferelden. For all of Thedas really. While it is about Alistair and the Warden, it's also about Ostagar and all the tragedy that went with it. We believe the scene with Alistair and the Warden in the Tower is open for interpretation. To relate to as you prefer, for your own personal character. It can be sweet and romantic if you'd like, or just showing his battle buddy care and concern, as you are both in a war zone, gravely injured and in mortal peril. We feel his behavior in that scene is showing his true nature, which is one of fierce passion and loyalty to fellow Grey Wardens. If you disagree, that is fine, but we consider the mod finished as it meets the vision we had when we first came up with all the ideas to create it. It's not a point we care to debate and ask that you please respect that.
Q: Can you install and play this if you are already past Ostagar?
A: If you're already well past Ostagar, but still would love to try this mod out, just install it and load a save from before you light the beacon. It should run fine. The mod itself doesn't change anything about the vanilla storyline so it won't affect anything but the ending of Ostagar.
KNOW MOD CONFLICTS
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At this time we only know of two direct mod conflicts
Skip Ostagar and Sapphos Daughters
-While this mod can be used with the Skip Ostagar mod, if you use Skip Ostagar, the cutscenes with Alistair and the Warden in the tower will take place in whatever area you were in last, during your Origin story. (ex: as a dwarf noble you'll be in the Deep Roads) This is due to how the game handles running cutscenes. It is not recommended that you use this mod and that mod together.
-This mod conflicts with the mod Sapphos Daughters ('Origins' main file) due to the scene triggered with Raina in the Tower. You cannot use both mods at the same time. (thank you to ritchieblackmore for making us aware of this)
Bugs:
Depending on your character's face and/or the cosmetic mods you are using, you might notice the Warden's eyes not closing all the way.
This is a bug with the vanilla animation, and is dependent on your morph. It is not due to our mod. We find it annoying too, but it's a bug.