In the style of another BioWare classic, Mass Effect 2, 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Dragon Age: The Veilguard ends with a series of choices to be made around sending companions off to perform specific duties during the final showdown. Preparing well and sending the best candidate will ensure you have enough support by your side 🃏to make it through.

We'll do through every major decision, but before you speak to Morrigan at The Cobbled Swan, you need to make sure every faction has at least two stars and every character is a Hero of the Veilguard (which means completing their quests). If this is not done, it is highly likely you will suffer significant casualties in the final quests.

Should You Send Davrin Or Harding To Lead The Second Team?

This is a major decision, as you will not be able to use whoever you choose for the rest of the game. Therefore, you should choose the character you intend to use least, or possibly like the least. We'll get into exact outcomes in the spoiler warning below.

Harding's Physical damage makes her a good generalist, but that also means she's not the best pick against any single enemy. Davrin's Fire damage meanwhile is covered by Taash, so he's not indispensable either. They both offer Stagger, butꦗ in that se🤪nse they cancel each other out. Basically, it's up to you.

If🔜 you wany to know the exact outcome, check out this spoiler explan🥂ation of this decision

This is the only decision that you cannot save everyon🐼e with. No matter what else you do in the game, how high your individual or faction ap🥂provals are, whoever you choose will die in battle to save the rest of the team. May their memory live on.

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Should You Let Neve Or Bellara Take Down The Magic Shield?

Another major decision, you will also be without who you choose here for the rest of the game. While personal preference and your own Rook build comes into it, we suggest letting Neve take down the shield, as Bellara's Galvanizing Tear and Electric damage can prove vital here. Again, we have the specific spoilers below.

Whoever you don't choose will also be needed in the next set of major decisions you make, which we'll tackle next. This means if you send Neve, you will also be without Lucanis for the next battle, as he needs to do Neve's job. If you send Bellara, you will be without Taash, as they need to do Bellara's Job

Read on for the spoiler-ful consquences of letting Neve or ⛄Bellara work on the shield

Whoever you choose will be captured by Elgar'nan and become Blighted. However, theyℱ will survive this and can be rescued later in the game.

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Who Should Do Each Job In The Last Gambit?

As you make your final arrangements, you need to consider not only who you want to take into the next battle with you, but who is the best fit for each role. There are two factors that must be hit for your choices to make it throug﷽h unscathed:

• They must fit the role
• They must be Heroes of the Veilguard and the faction must have two stars, or the faction must have three stars if they are not Heroes of the Veilguard

For the magical wards, you should send Emmrich, Bellara, or Neve, and this relies on the Veil Jumpers faction.

For taking out the Venatori master, you will need to send Lucanis or Neve, meaning it is Lucanis by default if Neve was captured. This relies on the Lords of Fortune, and either the Antivan Crows or the Shadow Dragons, depending on whether you saved Tr🦩evis⭕o or Minrathous.

For disabling the Juggernaut construct, you will need to send Taash or Bellara, meaning Taash gets the job if Bellara was captured. This relies on the Grey Wardens faction.

This leaves you with either Harding or Davrin for the next battle, and one of Bellara, Neve, Taash, Lucanis, or Emmrich. If you have Davrin, it is better to send Taash against the Juggernaut so you don't have double Fire companions.

Who Should You Send To Help The Factions?

This final major decision involves sending one last character away to assist with the allies you've assembled. Whichever one of Neve or Bellara you sent away will refuse, wanting first-hand vengeance from Elgar'nan, but they are the wrong choice anyway. Here, you need to choose either Harding or Davrin, whichever one you didn't choose the first time. If every faction has two stars or more and they are a Hero of the Veilguard, they will make it through alive.

With all of these decisions, you should get the The Ones That Last Trophy/Achievement for keeping everyone alive. You know. Almost.

Trick Or Fight Solas

There is no major difference to this outcome. If you choose to fight Solas, you do not actually fight him. There is no more combat. The choice is simply what cutscene plays, and Achievements/Trophies are not impacted.

The best ending is if you have defeated or convinced Mythal and can use the Fragment to convince Solas to bind himself to the Veil willingly - you can only get this ending if you have witnessed every memory and fought Mythal. This ending redeems Solas. If you choose to fight Solas, you can force him into the Veil in a cutscene. If you trick Solas, he will congratulate you as he realises he was bested and will be trapped in the Veil.