Dragon Age: Origins - Awakening
Add-on / DLC for Dragon Age: Origins — view full gameAn expansion that raises the Origins level cap to 35 and hands your Warden a keep, a new party, and a fresh tier of specializations. Requires the base game.
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For Origins players who want their Warden's build to keep leveling; skip it if the base campaign already wore you out.
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About Dragon Age: Origins - Awakening
Importing your finished Origins save is the mechanic that defines this one: Awakening needs Dragon Age: Origins to run, and it picks your Warden up where the base campaign left them. The level cap climbs to 35, talent trees get a fresh tier, new specializations open up, and you rebuild a party from scratch with companions like Anders, Nathaniel Howe, and Justice. There is a new region to command, a keep to manage, and a higher tier of runes and gear to slot. For completionists who want their Origins build to keep growing past the old ceiling. Anyone who bounced off the base game's combat can skip it.

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- Developer
- BioWare
- Publisher
- Electronic Arts
- Release Date
- Nov 6, 2009





