Shop & Character Trophies
Complete the Shop & Character trophies: buy five mounts‚ enchant an item‚ upgrade any ability‚ spend 10 points in a single tree‚ choose a specialization‚ craft a Tier 4 non‑masterwork item‚ upgrade alchemical items 30 times‚ earn 50‚000 gold‚ reach level 20 and Inquisition 10. Earn all trophies for full glory.!!!
Buy Five Mounts
In Dragon Age: Inquisition‚ the “Buy Five Mounts” trophy rewards players for acquiring five distinct mounts. Mounts can be purchased from in‑game store using gold‚ or earned as rewards from quests and side missions. The available mounts include the grizzly bear‚ the swift hawk‚ the sturdy warhorse‚ the elegant stag‚ mystical wyvern. Each mount has unique stats and appearance‚ some can be upgraded further with gear or enchantments. To efficiently collect the trophy‚ focus on completing the “Requisition Requests” that grant mount‑related rewards‚ keep an eye on the “War Table” for special offers. Once you have five mounts‚ trophy will unlock automatically. This trophy is part of Shop & Character trophy set and is a prerequisite for unlocking the “Upgrade Alchemical Items 30 Times” trophy‚ as certain alchemical upgrades can be purchased with mount‑related currency. Remember to keep your gold balance high to avoid missing any mount purchases‚ and consider using the “Craft Tier 4 Non‑Masterwork Item” to create custom mounts that can be sold for gold. Good luck on your quest to become the ultimate mount collector in Inquisition! Ride with pride!
Enchant an Item
In Dragon Age: Inquisition‚ enchanting is the key to turning ordinary gear into legendary equipment. To begin‚ you must acquire an enchantment scroll‚ which can be purchased from vendors‚ rewarded by quests‚ or found in the Requisition system. Once you have a scroll‚ open the Enchanting menu from your character screen‚ select the item you wish to modify‚ and apply the scroll. The scroll will consume itself and add a new stat boost or special effect to the gear. The Enchanting skill tree is essential; you need at least one point in the Enchanting branch‚ which you can unlock during character creation or later by investing skill points. Some enchantments are only available after reaching a certain level or completing specific side quests‚ so exploring the world and completing side missions is crucial. After the enchantment is applied‚ the item’s icon will display a small star to indicate it has been enchanted. The trophy will trigger automatically once the enchantment is successfully applied. Note that enchanting an item does not consume gold‚ but the scroll itself is a valuable resource that can be sold or traded. Keep an eye on the “Requisition Requests” for opportunities to acquire rare scrolls‚ and consider crafting a Tier 4 non‑masterwork item that can be enchanted for additional bonuses. Once you have enchanted an item‚ you will have completed this trophy and moved closer to the full set of Shop & Character trophies. Good luck‚ and may your gear shine!
Upgrade Abilities & Allocate 10 Points in One Tree
In Dragon Age: Inquisition‚ the ability upgrade system is a core mechanic that allows you to tailor your character’s combat style. Every time you level up‚ you receive a skill point that can be spent in one of the four main trees: Combat‚ Magic‚ Stealth‚ or Support. The trophy “Upgrade Abilities & Allocate 10 Points in One Tree” requires you to invest ten points into a single tree‚ which can be done over multiple levels. To begin‚ choose the tree that best fits your build—Combat for melee‚ Magic for spellcasters‚ Stealth for rogues‚ or Support for healers and buffs. Each tree offers unique abilities that scale with level‚ providing bonuses such as increased damage‚ reduced cooldowns‚ or passive effects. As you progress‚ you will unlock higher‑tier abilities that can dramatically shift the balance of a fight. It is important to plan your point allocation carefully; some abilities synergize with others‚ creating powerful combos. For example‚ investing in “Blade Mastery” in Combat can be paired with “Weapon Mastery” for extra damage. Once you have reached level 10 in a chosen tree‚ the trophy will automatically unlock. Keep in mind that you can reset your skill points by visiting a mentor‚ but this will not affect the trophy once it is achieved. After completing this trophy‚ you will have demonstrated mastery over a single aspect of your character’s skill set‚ paving the way for the remaining Shop & Character trophies. Happy training!
Remember that certain abilities require prerequisite skills‚ so you may need to backtrack and reallocate points to reach the desired 10‑point threshold. By mastering a single tree‚ you not only satisfy the trophy requirement but also gain an understanding of your character’s strengths and weaknesses‚ enabling you to adapt to the challenges that await across the Inquisition’s world. This focused growth also improves your survivability in hard fights‚ and unlock synergies.!!
Select a Specialization
When choosing‚ examine the tree diagram; each branch shows abilities that unlock at set levels. Note passive bonuses like boosts or damage reduction that accumulate. Also some specializations unlock unique dialogue or quest outcomes‚ adding depth. Remember the choice is fixed for the run‚ so plan wisely and experiment in playthroughs for run.
Selecting a specialization is a strategic decision that shapes your character’s progression. The trophy rewards players who commit to a single path‚ reinforcing the importance of a focused build. By dedicating all skill points to one tree‚ you unlock powerful abilities that synergize with your chosen playstyle‚ providing a distinct combat advantage.
The process begins at level two‚ where the first skill point becomes available. Players must then navigate the skill tree interface and select the desired specialization. This act not only unlocks new abilities but also sets the trajectory for future upgrades‚ making early choices crucial.
Once the specialization is chosen‚ the trophy is automatically awarded‚ but the journey continues. Players should plan subsequent skill point allocations to maximize the tree’s strengths‚ ensuring that each new ability complements the core set. This deliberate progression rewards patience and foresight.
In practice‚ many players experiment with different builds across multiple playthroughs‚ each time refining their approach. The specialization trophy serves as a milestone‚ marking a player’s commitment to mastering a specific skill set. It encourages thoughtful character development and adds depth to the overall gameplay experience. It rewards strategic foresight!!
Craft Tier 4 Non‑Masterwork Item
To unlock the “Craft Tier 4 Non‑Masterwork Item” trophy you must create a non‑masterwork piece using Tier 4 materials in any of the available slots. The game’s crafting interface is accessed at a forge or a crafting station; the player selects the slot (weapon‚ armor‚ or accessory)‚ and chooses the Tier 4 recipe. Each recipe requires a specific combination of Tier 4 items—such as a Tier 4 metal ingot‚ a rare gemstone‚ a special component‚ and sometimes a unique crafting token. These items are obtained by completing quests‚ looting enemies‚ or buying them from merchants. Once you have the correct set‚ open the crafting menu‚ place each material in its designated slot‚ and confirm the creation. The resulting item will have Tier 4 quality but will not be a masterwork version‚ providing significant stat boosts and a distinct visual effect. It is crucial to keep your inventory organized; running out of space will prevent the final item from being equipped‚ and the trophy will not register. After crafting‚ equip the item and then check the trophy list; the entry will appear as “Craft Tier 4 Non‑Masterwork Item” and will be marked complete. The trophy is awarded only once the item is successfully crafted and equipped; merely possessing the materials or attempting to craft a masterwork version does not count. If you are struggling to find Tier 4 materials‚ check the world map for hidden caches‚ revisit completed quests for repeatable drops‚ or trade with other players. Remember that the trophy requires the final item to be a non‑masterwork piece; using a masterwork recipe or a lower tier will not satisfy the requirement. Enjoy crafting today.
To earn the “Upgrade Alchemical Items 30 Times” trophy‚ you must repeatedly enhance potions‚ grenades‚ or tonics at a crafting station. Each upgrade consumes a specific alchemical recipe and a set of ingredients‚ such as a base potion‚ a rare herb‚ and a small amount of gold. The game tracks the number of successful upgrades‚ and the trophy is awarded once the count reaches thirty. It is essential to use the same item type for each upgrade; switching between potions‚ grenades‚ and tonics resets the counter. Begin by gathering Tier 4 alchemical components from quests‚ enemy drops‚ or merchants. Then‚ head to a forge or a dedicated alchemy station‚ select the “Upgrade” option‚ and choose the desired recipe. Confirm the transaction‚ and the item’s stats will improve. Repeat this process until you have upgraded the same item thirty times. The trophy will appear in the trophy list only after the final upgrade is completed and the item is equipped. If you accidentally use a masterwork version or a different item‚ the counter will not increment. To avoid confusion‚ keep a log of your upgrades or use the in‑game journal to mark each successful attempt. Once the trophy is unlocked‚ you can continue to experiment with other alchemical recipes for additional rewards. Good luck!
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Earn 50‚000 Gold & Reach Level 20
Unlocking this trophy is a milestone that showcases both your wealth accumulation and character progression. To hit the 50‚000‑gold mark‚ focus on high‑yield quests‚ repeatable side missions‚ and loot from enemies that drop valuable currency. The game’s economy rewards you for completing the main story‚ side quests‚ and optional objectives; each reward can range from a few hundred to several thousand gold. Keep an eye on the in‑game journal for “Gold” markers‚ and use the “Buy” menu to purchase items that grant gold bonuses‚ such as certain consumables or gear upgrades that increase loot drops.
To maximize gold‚ prioritize quests that reward currency over gear‚ and revisit locations that yield high‑value loot. The game’s economy also rewards you for selling rare items; use the merchant interface to compare prices and sell only when the market is favorable. Additionally‚ certain side quests grant a bonus multiplier if completed within a specific time window‚ so plan your schedule accordingly. For leveling‚ focus on high‑XP zones such as the Warden’s Keep or the Dragon’s Lair‚ where enemies drop significant experience. Use the “Adept” skill tree to boost experience gains‚ and consider investing in the “Leadership” tree to unlock passive experience bonuses that apply to all party members. Balancing gold farming with experience farming ensures you hit both thresholds efficiently;
Keep an eye on the trophy list; the game updates the status in real time. Once you hit 50‚000 gold and level 20‚ the trophy unlocks now
Reach Inquisition Level 10
In Dragon Age: Inquisition‚ the Inquisition level is a distinct progression metric that tracks your influence and power within the game’s world. Each level grants a new Inquisition skill point‚ which can be spent on the skill tree to unlock powerful abilities‚ passive bonuses‚ and unique perks. To reach level 10‚ you must accumulate 10‚000 experience points earned from completing main story missions‚ side quests‚ and optional objectives. Experience is awarded based on mission difficulty‚ enemy count‚ and optional objectives such as collecting all items in an area or defeating all enemies in a zone. The game’s experience system also rewards you for using certain skills or abilities during combat; for example‚ using a “Flurry” attack combo or a “Fireball” spell can grant bonus experience for each successful hit. Additionally‚ the Inquisition skill tree offers passive experience bonuses that increase the amount of experience gained per mission‚ so investing in the “Leadership” or “Tactics” branches can accelerate your progression. The best strategy for reaching level 10 quickly is to focus on high‑XP missions early in the game‚ such as the “Inquisition” story arcs in the Warden’s Keep‚ the “Dragon’s Lair” side quest‚ and the “Rift” missions that reward large amounts of experience for sealing rifts. Completing these missions on higher difficulty settings‚ such as Nightmare‚ will yield even more experience‚ but it also increases the risk of losing party members. Balancing risk and reward is key: use the “Rescue” skill to revive fallen allies‚ and equip gear that boosts experience gain‚ such as the “Experience” rune or the “Masterwork” gear set. Once you have accumulated 10‚000 experience points‚ the Inquisition level will automatically increase to 10‚ and the trophy will unlock. Keep track of your progress in the “Trophies” menu‚ which updates in real time as you earn experience and level up. Use the Inquisition skill tree wisely; certain skills double experience from specific missions‚ making the climb faster. Higher difficulty missions grant more experience but require better gear. Keep track of experience in the trophy menu to confirm when you hit 10‚000 points. With patience and strategy‚ reaching level 10 will be a satisfying milestone.
Complete & Gather Trophies
Finish 15 Astrariums‚ 10 Campsites‚ 3 Keeps‚ 50 War Table missions‚ 20 Requisition requests‚ seal 75 rifts‚ gather 1 Velfire rune‚ all 114 shards‚ 250 Codex entries‚ and complete Forbidden Oasis – A Prideful Place. Complete all side quests to earn the trophy. Unlock all achievements for full completion.!! Enjoy!!
Finish 15 Astrariums‚ 10 Campsites‚ 3 Keeps‚ 50 War Table Missions‚ 20 Requisition Requests‚ Seal 75 Rifts‚ Collect 1 Velfire Rune‚ All 114 Shards‚ 250 Codex Entries‚ and Complete Forbidden Oasis – A Prideful Place
To claim the “Complete & Gather” trophy‚ you must systematically finish every major quest and collect all required items. Begin by completing the 15 Astrariums; each one rewards a unique artifact that aids in later missions. Next‚ secure the 10 Campsites‚ which provide essential resources and unlock additional side quests. The 3 Keeps are tougher‚ requiring you to defeat powerful enemies and solve intricate puzzles. Afterward‚ tackle the 50 War Table missions—these are the backbone of the campaign‚ offering experience and key story progress. Follow up with 20 Requisition Requests; each request grants you valuable gear and increases your reputation with various factions. Seal 75 Rifts by locating and closing them; this not only clears the world of hostile forces but also yields rare loot. Collect the single Velfire Rune‚ a rare artifact that can be found in the hidden vaults beneath the ruins. Gather all 114 Shards scattered across the world; these shards are required for the final boss encounter. Accumulate 250 Codex Entries by reading every in‑game book‚ scroll‚ and note; the Codex is a massive repository that unlocks hidden dialogue options. Finally‚ complete the Forbidden Oasis – A Prideful Place side quest‚ which is a challenging puzzle that rewards a powerful weapon. Completing all these tasks in any order will unlock the trophy and demonstrate your mastery of the game’s extensive content. Remember to keep an eye on your inventory‚ as some items are limited‑edition and must be used before they expire. Good luck! Use the trophy guide to track progress and double‑check each objective before proceeding. Check your inventory for any missing shards.
Gameplay Trophies
Trigger a cross‑class combo‚ land a single blow over 1‚000 damage‚ defeat 1‚000 demons and 2‚500 enemies. Complete these feats in single‑player to earn the trophy. Use powerful builds‚ timing‚ and skill synergies for maximum impact. Master these challenges to unlock the trophy for u!
Trigger a Cross‑Class Combo in Single‑Player
To earn the cross‑class combo trophy‚ you must use a character you control to trigger a combo that involves at least two different classes. The most reliable method is to have a mage cast a spell that creates a ground‑based effect‚ then follow up with a warrior’s melee attack that triggers the spell’s damage over time. For example‚ use a Fireball to ignite a target‚ then have a Warrior use Power Strike to trigger the burning effect. The combo must be executed in a single combat encounter and the damage must be applied before the enemy’s next turn. Timing is critical: the second attack must land while the first spell is still active. The trophy is awarded only once you have successfully triggered the combo three times in separate encounters. Keep track of your attempts in the trophy list. Good luck!
Below are additional tips that can help you nail the combo consistently:
- Choose the right spell. Spells that apply a lingering effect‚ such as Flame Aura or Poison Cloud‚ work best because they give you a window to follow up.
- Use a high‑damage melee class. Warriors‚ Rangers‚ and Paladins can finish the combo quickly‚ ensuring the damage lands before the enemy can react.
- Manage cooldowns. Make sure the spell’s cooldown is low enough that you can cast it again in the next encounter without waiting for a long recharge.
- Practice timing. In the combat menu‚ press the attack button as soon as the spell’s effect is visible; a slight delay can cause the combo to miss.
- Track progress. The trophy screen updates after each successful combo‚ so you can see how many more you need to complete.
Remember that the trophy only counts combos performed by the player’s character‚ not by companions. Also‚ the combo must be triggered in the main campaign; side quests and DLC content do not contribute to this trophy. If you’re playing on a difficulty that reduces enemy health‚ you may need to use more powerful spells or higher‑level characters to ensure the damage threshold is met. Experiment with different class pairings to find the most efficient combo for your playstyle.
Practice in varied enemy groups‚ such as the early dungeon encounters or the war table battles‚ to refine your timing. The trophy screen updates after each successful combo‚ so you can see how many more you need to complete. Practice will help you master the combo and achieve the trophy.
Deal More Than 1‚000 Damage in a Single Blow
Achieving the “Deal More Than 1‚000 Damage in a Single Blow” trophy requires a combination of high‑level gear‚ optimal skill selection‚ and precise timing. The key is to maximize damage output from a single attack or spell while ensuring the target is still alive to register the damage. Below is a step‑by‑step guide that incorporates proven strategies gathered from community discussions‚ official guides‚ and player experiences.
Choose the Right Class and Build
– Warrior with the “Berserker” specialization and the “Rage” skill tree is ideal for melee damage;
– Ranger with “Deadly Aim” and “Hunter’s Mark” can deliver high burst from a distance.
– Mage” with “Fire” specialization and “Flame Aura” provides massive single‑hit damage when combined with a “Fireball” spell.
Equip Tier 4 Masterwork Gear
– Use a Tier 4 masterwork weapon that offers the highest base damage.
– Equip the “Bloodthirst” or “Vampiric” enchantments to increase damage and heal simultaneously.
– Ensure your armor grants the “Damage Boost” bonus to amplify the attack.
Maximize Skill Points
– Allocate all 10 skill points into a single tree that enhances damage output‚ such as “Power Strike” for Warriors or “Fireball” for Mages.
– Invest in “Critical Strike” or “Elemental Mastery” to increase the damage multiplier.
Use Consumables Wisely
– Consume a “Potion of Strength” or “Elixir of Fury” right before the attack to temporarily boost damage.
– Use a “Grenade” or “Tonic” that adds a damage burst to the final blow.
Timing the Attack
– Initiate the attack when the enemy’s health is low but still above zero to avoid missing the damage threshold.
– For spells‚ cast “Fireball” and immediately follow with a “Flame Aura” to stack damage.
– For melee‚ use “Power Strike” after a “Rage” buff for maximum output.
Verify the Damage Count
– After the attack‚ check the combat log to confirm the damage exceeds 1‚000.
– If it falls short‚ adjust gear or skill distribution and try again.
– The trophy system records each successful blow‚ so you can track progress in the trophy list.
By combining these elements—class choice‚ gear‚ skill allocation‚ consumables‚ and precise timing—you can reliably land a single blow that deals more than 1‚000 damage‚ unlocking the trophy and showcasing your mastery of the game’s combat mechanics.
Defeat 1‚000 Demons & 2‚500 Enemies
To unlock the “Defeat 1‚000 Demons & 2‚500 Enemies” trophy‚ players must methodically accumulate kills across all difficulty settings. The following approach‚ compiled from community threads‚ guides‚ and official data‚ ensures efficient progress while maintaining gameplay variety.
- Start on Normal or Nightmare: Begin on a lower difficulty to familiarize yourself with enemy types and avoid early frustration. Once comfortable‚ switch to Nightmare for higher kill counts per encounter.
- Focus on Large Faction Fights: The “War Table” and “Requisition” missions often spawn multiple enemies. Completing these missions repeatedly yields a high kill rate.
- Use Crowd‑Control Spells: Skills like “Flame Aura‚” “Deadly Aim‚” or “Berserker” lock multiple foes‚ allowing you to finish them quickly with a single attack.
- Equip Masterwork Gear: Tier 4 masterwork weapons and armor increase damage‚ reducing the time needed to eliminate each enemy.
- Track Progress in the Trophy List: The trophy interface shows current counts. Use this to target specific enemy types that you are lagging on.
- Participate in Side Quests: Many side quests‚ such as “Forbidden Oasis‚” spawn unique demons that contribute to the demon tally.
- Leverage Companion Abilities: Companions like Cullen or Varric can provide additional damage or crowd control‚ speeding up kills.
By systematically tackling missions‚ maximizing damage output‚ and monitoring your trophy progress‚ you can reach the required thresholds for both demon and enemy counts‚ earning the trophy and demonstrating comprehensive mastery of combat encounters.