![]() ![]() They are on par with ME dlcs in terms of scope (two-three hours, new weapons and all that). So yeah, i really liked both bigger DLCs for DA2. And it's clear that they made this DLC after the main game premiered, characters sometimes almost break the fourth wall and say that appreciate being in a all new environment and not another rehash. It's fun, there are unique enemies and it ends, as Legacy, with a really fun boss. Whole quest is split into two acts: first is a hunt in the woods for a big animal, and the second is helping Talis steal an item from an asshole of a duke. Mark of the Assassin is probably longer and has a new party member, Felicia Days Talis. Legacy has an interesting story with an abandoned Grey Wardens fortress, and uncovers the Hawke family history and has a really damn cool last boss. I don't think i would reccommend this one. ![]() ![]() He is a religious boyscout, so if your Hawke is evil or even neutral he doesn't like you and can even abandon the party. It's not really great, the new guy, Sebastian Vael, is a great ranged rogue, he has one of the best bows in the game and wrecks fools, but as a character is pretty boring. Exiled Prince just adds a character and few new short quests for the main game. ![]()
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