Dragon Age: Inquisition - which area is for my level?
I'm little bit confused with "level vs area" progression in Dragon Age: Inquisition. Could someone give quick reference which zone is meant for which (character) level to be played?
Hinterlands seems like starting area, but after some time, all zones seems like little bit overpowered for my hero while hinterland map, except few higher level (like level 12 rifts) areas, starts to feel both an easy and without new quests.
Best Answer
After you completed the basics in the Hinterlands, I'd strongly recommend to continue the main quest in Val Royeaux. That part is pretty short and opens up new options for you, especially in companion choice.
The next part of the main quest can be done at a low level as well.
The Storm Coast is the next area that has low-level enemies around level 5-7. The Forbidden Oasis is a bit higher level, but not that much. The Fallow Mire is the one area that is unlocked early that you should probably avoid at first, I returned quickly after only encountering level 12 enemies.
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- Haven: 1+ (1-4)
- Hinterlands: 2+ (4-7, 8-12)
- Val Royeaux: 4+ (4-6)
- Storm Coast: 5+ (7-11, 13-15)
- Fallow Mire: 8+ (8-10, 12-15)
- Forbidden Oasis: 8+ (8-12, 5-15, 18-20)
- Skyhold: 10+
- Crestwood: 10+ (10-13)
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Answer 2
I had same problems. Halfway through the Hinterlands, Fallow mire opened up so I tried going there.... Not a nice experience. MISSING a helper text on the areas like they made for the main quest line. A warning would be nice before you step into a group of undead that are 5-6 levels above you...
Finished hinterlands at about 8 Went to Stormcoast and stayed till 10 Fallow mire done at 11 now I have no idea where to go next. Main quest says hept the empress 12-15 and im still 11 so im kind of stuck too.
Answer 3
While some areas are made for certain levels, they are also designed for you to leave and come back later when your party is at a higher level. You're suppose to start on the hinterlands, work it a bit leave and do some other sections.
Hinterlands, The Storm Coast, Forbidden Oasis, Val Royeaux, Mage/Templar quest area. All those areas can be done between 4-12.
The Fallow Mire is around lvl 12ish area.
If you find an area to hard, go to the war room and look around for an area to unlock, this should help you keep pace level wise. This is also why there are camps everywhere so that you can fast travel in and out.
Answer 4
Pretty sure most of the enemies level with you, but have a minimum level. For example Farrow Mire zombies are at least level 8, but if you visit it later when you are level 12, they will be level 11. But some, like Hinterlands dragonlings, stay the same level no matter what.
So pop in, see if area is reasonable for your character, if not - pop out. There's no harm in that.
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