When are the specializations available?

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I'm playing Dragon Age: Inquisition for a while now and I was wondering when I can get the other classes.

I'm a level 9 mage at the moment, so it's possibly a little early but I looked who can make you a rift mage/knight enchanter etc but I don't know when or how I can trigger the class events.

Or do I have to have a specific amount of inquisition points or power?

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Best Answer

You don't need to be level 10 to begin specialization for the inquisitor. Just get to skyhold, then once you're able to get to the war table the mission should be available.



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