I found myself opting for medium armor - I found that it increased survivability of my dual-wielding melee rogue. Rogues are where the tradeoff between lots of fatigue to power effects and heavier armor to reduce damage gets interesting. Mages can stick with robes, unless you unlock Battlemage and take it - then you can wear heavy armor. Posted in Dragon Age Origins Tagged Archon Robes, Armor, Battledress of the Provocateur, Blood Dragon, Cameo Cowl, Dragon Age Origins, Dragonbone, Equipment, Fade Wall, Helm of Honnleath, Helm of the Deep, Howes Shield, Juggernaut, King Cailan, Libertarians Cowl, Lions Paw, Reapers Vestment, Red Jenny Seekers, Shields, Superior Drakeskin. IIRC, you can mitigate fatigue penalties by equipping matched sets of armor - multiple pieces of the same kind of armor give a "set bonus" that reduced fatigue.įighters are easy wear the heaviest stuff you can - which should be Massive by the midgame. The tradeoff, of course, is a reduced fatigue pool.
Generally speaking, equipping the heaviest armor a character can wear is a good idea - you'll get more damage absorption. Characters that run out of fatigue are reduced to basic attacks. It's used to power effect like Dirty Fighting, Shield Bash and so on.
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