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They make you take certain characters for certain quests. Soaring through the air majestically. Like an eagle Hope this helps. The "arm glitch" is common on the Xbox , and happens when your character hasn't put their weapon away when when the games goes to a cutscene. The "Wynne Vessel of the Spirit" is the most blatant, since the cutscene tends to happen when she's still stunned. I've seen that glitch happen several times through out the game, but only when dealing with melee weapons and magic staves, but not longbows and shortbows.

The only fix I know of for that glitch is as DeltaEcho said; unequip and requip the weapons. As for your other problem, it may be because Wynne is stunned from using Vessel of the Spirit. The way to fix that is to do her personal quest, and then equip her with Aneirin's Token. It was triggered by the cutscene where she first activate her spirit vessel ability thing. If I remember, I fixed it by either un-equipping her staff then reequipping it or by giving her a bow in her second weapon slot and swapping between them.

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Ask A Question. Browse More Questions. Lying nearby is the corpse of Niall , from whom you can loot the Litany of Adralla. The Change Party icon is enabled in this room only so you can swap out party members including Wynne, who up until this point has been a mandatory member if you agreed to save the Mages. This can be helpful to distribute equipment and gifts to free up inventory slots from all of the items you've picked up in the Tower.

As the party continues towards to top of the Tower to confront Uldred , they will be assaulted by Dragonlings and may encounter a drake. This fight is rather simple as long as you have some form of paralysis and avoid the flame breath. There will be some demons and a room that appears empty of all but a chest until the Warden attempts to retrieve its contents. The resulting fight can be rather difficult as you may be low on supplies after the Fade. Luckily there is a multitude of potions around for you to loot.

Going for the chest will trigger a trap and spawn several more demons to attack the party. One of the locked chests contains Beastman's Dagger. By the stairs leading up to the Harrowing Chamber, the Warden will find Cullen , trapped in a magical prison. If the Warden is a Mage, Cullen may react accordingly -- he will even reveal that he harbored feelings for a female mage Warden. Cullen initially believes the party members are illusions the demons sent to torment him.

Once Cullen has been calmed down by the Warden, he will postulate a moral dilemma for the player. Cullen describes his torment as ghastly and explains to you that Uldred is upstairs in the Harrowing Chamber forcing the rest of the living mages to become Abominations. He is convinced that not a single mage can be allowed to make it out of that chamber alive, and everyone must be killed.

In the Harrowing Chamber, the Warden will finally meet Uldred. Uldred was the mage who offered the services of the Circle of Magi to light the beacon during the Battle of Ostagar , before being overruled by the Revered Mother.

Since then, he has been busy staging a coup in the Circle Tower, later becoming possessed by a Pride Demon. A cutscene plays upon entering the Harrowing Chamber wherein Uldred forces a mage to become an Abomination. There is an extended dialogue the Warden may engage in in order to learn more of Uldred's goals and motivations. The Warden is free to choose any number of dialogue options, but ultimately Uldred must be killed.

Once the cutscene ends, Uldred shows his true form as a Pride Demon. He has a lot of health and some very strong abilities. His three lackey Abominations aren't the same as the previous ones the party fought earlier as they are a fair bit stronger. Uldred himself is quite powerful. Wynne, Morrigan, and Alistair are the ideal companions, although Sten or Shale may substitute for Alistair in this mix. Wynne will be invaluable, as she heals the party frequently.

Morrigan is likewise valuable, as her many offensive spells seem to have the desired effect when it comes to mass damage. As a spell caster, Mana Clash will do a large amount of damage to Uldred and prevent him from using his powerful spells, but it hits him less often than weaker enemies. Now, if the Warden usually flanks an opponent, he or she should do so more from the side in this battle as Uldred has a nasty habit of kicking those behind him without turning.

Every so often during the fight, Uldred will attempt to corrupt one of the other Mages who are bound up around the room. Using the Litany of Adralla every time a mage is surrounded by three rings of pulsing light will prevent Uldred from adding another Abomination to the battlefield. If Wynne is in the party, she will tell the Warden to " For console players, the Litany is accessed through the radial menu on the advanced tab.

As long as Irving lives through the fight, the Warden can side with the Magi in the moral decision presented by Cullen. Once Uldred finally goes down, loot Cinderfel Gauntlets from him, then speak with First Enchanter Irving or Cullen, should you have killed all the mages. Should you have sided with the mages during the previous discussion with Cullen, he will try to convince Greagoir that all the mages need to be killed; the Warden may fan the flames or vouch for the mages through dialogue options.

It is not possible to gain support of both Templars and Mages. If the Warden asks Greagoir what he thinks and Greagoir had said before that he would accept no less than First Enchanter Irving saying it is safe, he will stick to his word and call off the Annulment. Irving will then confirm that the mages will aid you against the Blight.

Later back at camp, the mages' envoy will state that the templars have sided with you as well but this appears to be merely dialogue, as only the mages appear as selectable allies during the Final Battle though in the cutscene after the final fight, templars can be seen on battlefield. In both scenarios, if Wynne survives the events, she pledges her support on the Warden and offers herself as a companion if you got the Mages' support she asks Irving's permission to stay with you; if you got the Templars' support Greagoir asks her to be the new First Enchanter.

If the Warden rejects her support, she will be standing in the entrance room, left of the quartermaster and, by initiating a conversation with her, she can be recruited at any time.

Dragon Age Wiki Explore. Dragon Age Series. Explore Wikis Community Central. Register Don't have an account? Broken Circle. Edit source History Talk Do you like this video? Play Sound. Note: Once past the 'lobby' of the Tower, there is no access to the World Map until the quest is completed. The Quartermaster behind Greagoir is the last opportunity to buy and sell items.

There will be an opportunity to rearrange the party before ascending to the upper levels, in the room where Wynne is encountered. You can also change party members in the room where the Sloth Demon is encountered on the 4th floor after returning from the Fade.

Note: If Morrigan is in the party and at an advanced stage of approval , a dialogue brings up her recollection that a certain grimoire of Flemeth's was once confiscated by templars and may be stored here see below.