UPDATED Morrigan Build Guide (Dragon Age: Origins) - B-Tier Guides

To celebrate one year since I began posting on the channel, I decided to revisit the first builds I created on here. Last week I posted Alistair’s new guide, and this week it’s Morrigan’s turn for a revamped build guide! Morrigan is my favorite video game character, so I really wanted to get a better version of her guide out there.

Links to the mods I recommend, some extra notes, and timestamps can be found below. Hope you enjoy!

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Mods I mention:

Respecification DAO (respecialization mod): https://www.nexusmods.com/dragonage/m...

Dain’s Fixes: https://www.nexusmods.com/dragonage/m...

More Detailed Tooltips (for use in combination with Dain’s Fixes): https://www.nexusmods.com/dragonage/m...

Herbalism recipes (DA wiki): https://dragonage.fandom.com/wiki/Her...

A few notes on gear: Forgot to mention a few things. There’s a staff called Final Reason that’s tier 6, has physical basic attacks, and grants +3 damage, +10 spellpower, and +15% damage. It’s normally only available for the collector’s edition, but you can get this from the DA wiki on the Downloadable content page: https://dragonage.fandom.com/wiki/Cat... (can't link directly to the DLC page since it has some parentheses in the link and YT doesn't like that)
Just look for the “DAO_PRC_PROMO_C2” file, download it, and install the dazip file with the DAUpdater.exe file in the “bin_ship” folder in your installation directory. The Final Reason staff will be available to purchase from Bodahn in the party camp for 6 gold 37 silver and 50 copper. It has the highest spellpower bonus out of all staves, it also has a damage bonus which means its basic attacks will do more damage, and the fire damage bonus is amazing when fighting darkspawn and undead.

Also related to staves, DO NOT use nature-attack staves. Many enemies are completely immune to nature damage, and plenty of others are fairly resistant to nature as well. This means that if you use a staff that has nature damage basic attacks, they will be mostly useless. Just use the staves I mentioned, or if you want something more basic, an Enchanter’s Staff works, too.

Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:44 Mods
02:10 Starting Skills
03:01 Starting Abilities
07:02 Starting Gear
07:48 Recommended Attributes
08:31 Recommended Skills
10:08 Recommended Abilities
18:00 Extra Spells
19:27 Specializations
21:05 Gear – Staves
23:29 Armor
27:56 Accessories
32:35 Tactics
38:43 Party Composition
40:11 Conclusion