I'm having trouble finding better daggers in the store. After I made it to the main town I bought the stilettos. Since then I've gotten to level 22 and the daggers are slowing me down even enhanced. And the store still has the same supplies. Does the stock change after a certain level? Or after a certain point in the story line? Where is a good place to find them?EMSJunkies

Shop stock doesn't change based on your level, it changes based on progress through main story.

As another poster said, you get a quest to find an idle for two of the shop owners but that only unlocks additional items for each story unlock level.
EG: after doing X story quest Y daggers are available. If you had also done idle quest then Z daggers are available as well

Also worth noting that quest rewards and findable items are not based on your level either!
EG: you can go get a high level bit of equipment from a dangerus high level area if you are willing to risk it!

Anyway, regarding your stilettos, do some story questing and you should get some new daggers turn up in the shops :)

Scalding Razors (Which I found really good) turn up at Caxtons after doing the idol quest for him (Doesn't matter which idol for these)
Next daggars are Snagdaggers but thats about half way through the main quest.

Also, regarding idol quest, Madeleine is better if you have a female mage/sorc otherwise Caxton is better as Madeline's unlocked items are mainly mage/sorc armor for female.

i beatthe game stabbed myself and i still have to start over at lvl 1 so no u cant keep your stuff spike2688

I leveled up to 23 as a fighter,but finding it boring now I want to play as either an a strider/ranger/assassin. But people tell me that it's too late in the game and leveling a new vocation will be impossibly difficult. So is it too late? Oh and I'm on the Wyrm Hunt story quest.

Essian

If you are unsure, try Assassin as it shares quite a few skills with fighter that you can rely on until you have gained a few Assassin job levels (EG use sword and bow, you can use your sword until you have picked up a few bow and dagger skills).

Also, the primary stats for Fighter will work nicely with Assassin. You can then swap to Strider or Ranger from Assassin if you find you like daggers and bow style.

So sprinting through monster filled areas can change your pawns inclination to guardian.

Running out of stamina can make the pawn go medic.

Have anyone else noticed any specific situation that changes your pawns inclination ?

Hellcanwait

Quite a few people seem to be asking for dynamic mob leveling.

I can see why but if mob levels are done that way DD will end up more like an eldar scrolls game.

One of the things that makes DD stand out is that you can end up wandering into an area with mobs that are WAY too difficult at your level. You can then go back later and kick there asses easily!! :D

Dynamic leveling of mobs will take that away.

Really! Who doesn't remember being scared by that first ogre in Everfall as you try your first real dungeon crawl with your new low level Arisen and get kicked around all over the place desperately reviving your pawns every few mins! Just for added fun, take an all girl team and watch the ogre go mad!!

Sure, later on you are so strong nothing seems to be a challenge so I understand the frustration of everything being a cakewalk.

We just need 'off the beaten track' bosses like a lot of JRPGs have. You don't have to fight them during the main quest but you can if you want to get that ultra rare shiny loot.

I always find dynamic leveling a bit disappointing. The challange always ends up at 'what the developer decided' and you don't get quite the same feeling of accomplishment from leveling or getting that new shiny loot as all the mobs are now the same as you with the same shiny new weapon! (Oblivion is a good example of this even though I enjoyed Oblivion)

Witch hunt like the other DLC separate stories imports your save data to create a new char that looks like your old char as close as possible, IE: you will not be playing from your save but from a new save based on your imported save

Witch hunt assumes she was impregnated by you or Alistair

Its unfortunate it isn't in line with your DA:O story but Witch hunt wouldn't even exist as a story if it didn't assume the above as you would be dead and she wouldn't be pregnant.

Templar is now unlocked for all warriors. Other warriors in your team can now pcik that specialisation and you will be able to pick it if you do another playthrough with a warrior class (As long as its on the same profile)

Two hand warrior is up close and personal, Mage or Archer is obviously fighting from range.

Range type chars will have a harder time when on their own (Although they work real well if you have a nice tank set up to work along side and generate lots of 'threat')

Mage also tends to end up with a lot of 'pausing' if you use AOE spells as you need to set their point of impact.

I've played through with Mage and Rogue duel
I found 'circle of magi' easier with the rogue due to being able to cope better up close. Honstly though, I really didn't like the Fade at all and I'm not looking forward to that part this time as I do another Mage playthrough.

Maybe you should try a Rogue duel? You get the up close style of your two hand but also some other interesting skills and the action will seem a lot faster as duel is faster hitting than two hand (damage per hit is less obviously)