• Mods For Dragon Age Origins

Companion mods Extra dog slotThe Mabari warhound is a Gray Warden’s best friend, with their snappy jaws, pointy ears, and muscled chest. They’re fantastic, happy partners, and essential tanks for mages and ranged fighters. Still, it’s easy to let your canine companion get left behind in favor of more useful companions who can carry inventory, equip items, and, you know, talk.With the extra dog slot mod, your mabari joins you as a permanent fifth partymember attached directly to your player character. Adding a bloodthirsty mabari warhound isn’t the most balance-friendly addition to the Dragon Age combat system, but have you seen those big, sad eyes? You can’t leave him behind. No, you can’t. No, you would never.

Who’s a good hound? Who’s a good boy?Character RespecializationA dark raven appears on a fencepost. A sour elixir full of evil portent is strapped to its leg. Drink it, and respec your skills and attribute points at any time!Well, that was unexpected.As strategies shift in Dragon Age, it’s great to be able to rebuild a team to better support each other. The Character Respecialization mod pulls this off in a (mostly) lore-friendly way, and can be used at any time. After installation, find the dark-but-slightly-stupid-looking raven perched in most of the game’s major cities.Equal LoveHey, Dragon Age. It’s a post-US v Windsor world.

Mods For Dragon Age Origins

It’s time to get with the times and fly that rainbow flag. Equal Love erases gender restrictions on companion interactions, so you can flirt, kiss, and love on any companion you’d like to, regardless of your player-character gender. Best of all, the new genderless rules carry over into the game’s storyline conclusions, so now male player-characters can spoiler with spoiler, provided he chooses the spoiler ending.Contrary to previous reports, enabling these relationships has not put us on a slippery slope toward player character-mabari warhound marriages, and the dog remains a strictly platonic friend.Madd Gift GuideMost of interpersonal politics, as we all know, begins and ends with the giving of gifts. In vanilla Dragon Age, though, finding a special “gift” item only leads to a bunch of talking as you try to figure out who is supposed to receive it.

With the Madd Gift Guide, gift item descriptions suggest which of your companions would enjoy it, saving a lot of trial and error. For anyone trying to win the Most Popular Gray Warden contest, this is a simple but essential mod.Ser Gilmore companionThe Human Nobles among you may remember Ser Gilmore as your well-intentioned, but only briefly relevant, childhood friend.

Originally thought to be the next Gray Warden recruit, Ser Gilmore instead sacrifices his life to give you and your mother time to escape your burning castle.Thanks to the retconning of this mod, however, Ser Gilmore is back. Even better, he is ready to join your quest and features full voice acting—a real rarity in the amature modding scene. The voice acting isn’t half bad, and I find it remarkable how well he fits in with the other companions. After installing this mod, you can recruit your miraculously alive childhood chum near the Lothering chantry.New story mods The hell out of Howe story spoilersArl Rendon Howe eventually becomes an irritating thorn for every Dragon Age player, and his sniveling treachery is actually the catalyst that begins the Human Noble storyline. How much of a snarling bastard is he, exactly? Well, he’s voiced by Tim Curry, if that tells you anything.Whatever the player-character’s specific baggage, eventually defeating Howe is a major story event.

For the eye-for-an-eye types, though, it is also a letdown, as Howe is given a movie-villain’s death and the opportunity to spit out a few last words before bleeding out. With this mod, though, you get a chance to really put the boot in, complete with emotional cutscenes featuring the Human Noble’s departed family. Howe is a bad dude who deserves to suffer a bit—and now he does.Baldurs Gate 2 ReduxFor a taste of something a little different—and a break from Dragon Age lore entirely—the Baldur’s Gate 2 Redux mod is a thing of beauty. The first dungeon, Irenicus's Dungeon, has been entirely recreated by a team of modders, including original audio and Baldur’s Gate 2’s famously snappy dialog. Though this project was supposed to eventually include all of BG2 inside the Dragon Age engine, forum posts seem to indicate that the larger effort is all but dead. As sad as that is, the first module is still good for about an hour of nostalgic dungeon-diving.Alley of MurdersAnother excellent addition to the living, breathing side of the Dragon Age universe, Alley of Murders is an add-on campaign that introduces a serial killer in the grungier areas of Denerim. The local constabulary aren’t having any luck solving the case, so it’s up to the Gray Wardens to step in.

This mod is fully voice-acted (to varying degrees of success) and took me about half an hour to wrap up.

There are no brackets in the scripts. That was jsut to indicate where you need to enter a number.Type: ' runscript addxp 10000000 'But be aware that you'll be overpowering the game.From another board's posts:'The maximum level is 50. To reach it, however, you will need to cheat.

Without cheating, you can only expect to obtain between 20 and 25 levels. This is where you should benchmark your builds. There is just not enough experience to be had in the game itself even at 100% play through to reach max level. That's not 'modding'. That's using the built-in scripts.With an EA/Origin install you just right-click on the game's title/box cover art and choose 'Game Properties',and then in the 'Command Line Parameters' window enter '-enabledeveloperconsole.'

That gives you access to a fairly large set of scripts. 'Give gold', 'add XP', etc.See the DA2 wiki page for a complete description of them.I guess I'm getting the script tab up, but everytime i type something in like runscript addxp 1000000 'thats exactly how i typed it too'. But nothing happens. There are no brackets in the scripts. That was jsut to indicate where you need to enter a number.Type: ' runscript addxp 10000000 'But be aware that you'll be overpowering the game.From another board's posts:'The maximum level is 50.

To reach it, however, you will need to cheat. Without cheating, you can only expect to obtain between 20 and 25 levels. This is where you should benchmark your builds.

There is just not enough experience to be had in the game itself even at 100% play through to reach max level. Wrote:There are no brackets in the scripts. That was jsut to indicate where you need to enter a number.Type: ' runscript addxp 10000000 'But be aware that you'll be overpowering the game.From another board's posts:'The maximum level is 50. To reach it, however, you will need to cheat.

Without cheating, you can only expect to obtain between 20 and 25 levels. This is where you should benchmark your builds. There is just not enough experience to be had in the game itself even at 100% play through to reach max level. 'believe me when I say that I've already beat this game about 10 times when it came out on Xbox 360 when it originally came out. So now this is the first time I've played on on pc. But thanks for the help.