Talk:War table

Two things: First, I'm unclear as to how to add additional rows in the tables, so I haven't made any additions to the page yet. If someone could explain how, that'd be appreciated. Second, I think it'd be a good idea to add a column giving the prerequisite for a war table mission to show up(if there are any). For example, the Red Jenny quests require Sera to be a companion, and "Deal with the Relatives of the Trevelyans" is a human-only War table mission(elves get one called "Contact Clan Levellan"). I can make these edits myself if there's no objections, but I'll need to get an explanation on how to add a column to the tables, as well. Thank you. --Ashenendymion4 (talk) 06:20, December 4, 2014 (UTC)


 * The table is custom rather than from a template, which is why I dont think it's so easy to add rows. I'll add a bunch of random empty rows. Best way to add rows would be to edit the page, then edit Source, you'll see a lot of | lines and a |- line, just copy all of those and paste them below (if you see |-, |, |, |, |-, you'd copy the 3 | and the last |-) which should add the rows and columns. I'll go ahead and also add the extra column (I'm pretty new to the game, didn't nkow there were prereqs :)..) (KHShadowrunner (talk) 13:02, December 4, 2014 (UTC))


 * Thank you. If I find it's too difficult(I'm new to editing wikis, but I've read this one since DAO), I'll just wait for someone to add new rows.--Ashenendymion4 (talk) 20:55, December 4, 2014 (UTC)

As someone has begun to try and do - anyone have any suggestions on how to handle spoilers in terms of when missions become available? Would giving mission names be too much of a spoiler or are they considered safe? (KHShadowrunner (talk) 13:16, December 4, 2014 (UTC))


 * Nice job starting with the missions. There's however one thing I'm wondering about, and that is the time required to complete it. As you know, the recruited agents affect the mission completion time for respective advisor. So are these times that you currently put in, the default times, ie. the longest possible it takes to complete?
 * And while I'm here, a second question - do we use only "missions" to describe these events, or is "operations" also okay? Ingame it is "new operations are unlocked", yet at the War Table you see "missions" and "scouting". Kewpies (talk) 13:40, December 4, 2014 (UTC)


 * Per your second question, should we be including Scouting operations on this page, or do those go elsewhere? For instance, I've just unlocked the "Red Templars on the Storm Coast" scouting missions which gives access to the cut off section of the Storm Coast, but I'm unsure whether that should be listed here or not. Maybe a section at the top/bottom specifically for Scouting missions, so that they can have their own template seperate from Operations?Eunoshin (talk) 22:39, December 7, 2014 (UTC)


 * I'm only putting the times I see, and I know that for some of them (if not all of them) they are modified by agents. That said - anyone can edit the time for max, I'd just have to restart to do so and that would take a good chunk of time. (when I finish this playthrough, perhaps I'll edit them). In regards to operations, as long as it is a prereq, I'd go ahead and put it. We can always just change the column name to Prereqs and that'll encompass everything. (KHShadowrunner (talk) 13:56, December 4, 2014 (UTC))


 * I'm editing the page in a moment, and I intend to add a note to the top indicating that the completion times on the page should be without agents. But since it's going to take a while to go through the game with zero agents, if agents are affecting the time, I think it should just be noted that those are adjusted times with X many agents are affecting it.--Ashenendymion4 (talk) 20:55, December 4, 2014 (UTC)


 * I think it's going to be unavoidable to put spoilers on here in order to be accurate, so I think we should be ok putting the mission names even if they're spoilers. -- 19:42, December 4, 2014 (UTC)

Mission timers
I've stumbled upon some information we may find useful. The timers for the missions operate independently of time put into the game, even when that particular file is not loaded.

For example, Josephine takes 45 minutes to perform Gather Coin, any save made after that will tick down the mission time, even if it's not your active file. Saving outside the Haven War Room immediately after starting the operation, reloading that save after 15 minutes showed that Josephine only had 30 minutes to go.

When I reloaded from prior to starting the mission and sent Cullen, the same scenario played out. Cullen takes 60 minutes, but 10 minutes later he had 50 minutes left, even after reloading.

Then, I went back to the Josephine file and found that another 10 minutes had been deducted from her time, even though the playthrough has technically diverged into two different states.

I'll update you when I finish my "Application not running" test." 03:26, December 8, 2014 (UTC)


 * No, you're right. It's pretty obvious when you start running missions that take longer than 30 minutes, and you log out of the game, only to log back in and be given 1-3 messages about operations being completed. Otherwise, pulling 24 hours missions (there's at least one) would get kind of ridiculous.Eunoshin (talk) 03:38, December 8, 2014 (UTC)

UPDATE: The timer continues to run even when the PS4 is turned off and unplugged. Not sure how it's technically possible, but this is definitely useful for missions like Tyrrda's weapon. I think we should include these mechanics in the intro section. Agreed anyone? 04:39, December 8, 2014 (UTC)


 * I'm on the Xbox One and the timer definitely still counts down while I've got the system off. -- 05:32, December 8, 2014 (UTC)


 * Sounds like an admin's seal of approval. :) 06:09, December 8, 2014 (UTC)


 * The timer associates itself with the system time. If you change the time of the system to 3-4 hours later, the 3-4 hours will pass with the time of the mission, regardless of whether or not that actually happened.  If you change the system time to 10 minutes after you saved the game, then when only 10 minutes will have passed on the time remaining for the mission.  Even if it's really 3 days later. Most consoles that connect to the internet, though, will automatically correct the date/time upon startup.  That's why the timer "continues" while the system is off/unplugged. --Ashenendymion4 (talk) 02:56, December 9, 2014 (UTC)


 * I...thought so. At the very least we can use this mechanic to quickly gather details on operations, but I fear putting this on the front page will just encourage using it as an exploit.  06:25, December 9, 2014 (UTC)


 * To further this, rolling back the clock actually increases the time requirement. Ha ha stupid me. :D  07:01, December 9, 2014 (UTC)

The article was recently changed from "The times presented here are without Agents, unless otherwise indicated." to "The times presented here may vary slightly than what is presented in your own game due to each individual's unique game play." I'm unclear as to the reasoning behind the change. Yes, the times will vary based on each unique game, but if the wiki don't specify the tables contain a time unmodified by agents, I fail to see a reason to even include the time to completion in the tables at all. After all, people would be far more likely to complain that a time on the Wiki is less than what they're seeing in the game, than if it's more... Or am I alone in this? --Ashenendymion4 (talk) 04:59, December 9, 2014 (UTC)


 * I agree. There needs to be some context for the times listed, otherwise there's not really a point to them. -- 05:08, December 9, 2014 (UTC)


 * I completely agree with you. I just so happen to find myself at a 3/4/3 split on agents, so I have the modifiers memorized in order to convert backwards to full length (except on weird non-quarter-hour increments). I would prefer the old way it was prefaced, by saying these were the unmodified times. Eunoshin (talk) 05:10, December 9, 2014 (UTC)

Pre-Skyhold missions
I didn't complete Part II of the "Secrets of Andraste" mission chain, and I couldn't find an option for it when I relocated (it was replaced by the 'searching Haven' chain). Can anyone confirm that? And when exactly does Part III begin? 04:49, December 8, 2014 (UTC)


 * I didn't check the Cult of Andraste mission-line to see if any can be done after moving into Skyhold. That said, Part 3(Upon the Waking Sea) didn't appear until after I reached Level 4 in Inquisition Influence.  Since part 1 and 2 are located around Haven, it'd make some sense that they can't be completed after moving, if they aren't showing up.  Presumably, though, part three should appear if part 2 is done. --Ashenendymion4 (talk) 02:56, December 9, 2014 (UTC)

Yeah, I saw the Level 4 note after I wrote this. But considering how difficult it is to raise your Influence pre-Skyhold (at 24 hours in I only got up to Level 5), I can't imagine Part III has to be done before the relocation. 04:48, December 9, 2014 (UTC)


 * No, it doesn't have to be done prior to relocation... But I thought the purpose of having a Haven table was to include all missions that can be available before relocation, rather than just the missions that are only available there. If it's the latter, most of those missions need to be moved.--Ashenendymion4 (talk) 04:51, December 9, 2014 (UTC)


 * Agreed, I think it's better to go with the former. If it carries over to Skyhold, the player can see it plainly on that War Map.  If not, we'll have the note for it.  06:20, December 9, 2014 (UTC)

Also, the "Investigate Serault" and "Utilize the Grey Warden Treaties" missions 'can' be done even after the re-location. I'll go ahead and remove those notations. 06:37, December 8, 2014 (UTC)

Race Specific Missions Section
I did not roll a Quinari Inquisitor, so I may be mistaken. However, was the "Contact with the Valo-Kas Mercenaries" operation added at the bottom of the page merely the equivalent to "Deal with the Relatives of the Trevelyans" and "Contact Clan Lavellan" for the other origins? If so, then I would get rid of this section and merge it into the Haven - Ferelden section. Eunoshin (talk) 05:14, December 9, 2014 (UTC)


 * I think it is the equivalent to the Human/Dalish missions... But since I haven't rolled my Qunari Inquisitor yet(I'm doing that after I finish my Dalish playthrough), I'm not going to change it on my own, on the off chance that there's something special about it.--Ashenendymion4 (talk) 05:30, December 9, 2014 (UTC)


 * Doubtful, if it's anything like the others, it's a warmup operation in Haven with a followup in Skyhold. I've been tripping over it all night with the edits and would rather it go away entirely.  06:57, December 9, 2014 (UTC)

Scouting Missions and Repeatable Missions
Eunoshin asked this earlier, but I believe it deserves it's own section. Should we have a table specifically dedicated to scouting missions -- the missions that have only one purpose/reward: area/quest unlocks in the specific region(usually, but not always, started by planting a marker in said region)? I think such a table should exist. If only to separate them from the other missions that actually offer item/gold/influence rewards. Thoughts?--Ashenendymion4 (talk) 05:56, December 9, 2014 (UTC)

Additionally, I think there should probably be an added table that holds only the repeatable missions. The gather coin ones, gather materials(for each region), and the ones obtained through securing the Keeps in Crestwood, Western Approach and (I forget the third area).--Ashenendymion4 (talk) 05:56, December 9, 2014 (UTC)

Access to Inquisitor's Bedroom Prerequisite
A couple of operations were added with the Prerequisite condition of "Access to Inquisitor's Bedroom". Thinking back to when I first gained access to Skyhold, I know that there were a bunch of ruins, then when I talked with Solas and we had a conversation while the Inquisitor is dreaming, I woke up in the bedroom. Upon leaving the bedroom, I found that the first set of renovations to Skyhold were complete (less rubble all over the floor, repairs had started, etc.) I would have thought that this change would also occur if you were to use the world map to travel to a different region and then come back to Skyhold. Anyone know if this is the case, so tha the prerequisite isn't that you enter the bedroom, but that Skyhold begins the first set of renovations? Eunoshin (talk) 13:13, December 9, 2014 (UTC)


 * I added that. And you're right, the first set of renovations is the prerequisite(which occurs the moment you return to Skyhold from somewhere or into the Inquisitor's Bedroom via Solas or Josephine interactions).  But I figured that some people may interpret "first set of renovations" as needing to upgrade one of the three sections of Skyhold, rather than just "scaffolding in the main hall".  Thus the general "access to bedroom".--Ashenendymion4 (talk) 15:54, December 9, 2014 (UTC)

New Category and development of War Table Quests
I'd like to propose we create a unique category for War Table quests and also just for clarity, i strongly think we should create individual articles for war table quests rather than relying entirely on the war table to accommodate all the information. - 12:20, December 10, 2014 (UTC)


 * I think it's more appropriate if we do it at a later time though. At the moment, the war table allows us to look up and fill in the missing info quicker than going into individual articles. Weisswolf (talk) 21:19, December 10, 2014 (UTC)


 * I agree with the original poster and with the others in this discussion who think we should eventually add individual war table quest pages. Although it may be too early to start that process now, there are a couple of quests in particular whose details will be really useful to players already, such as "Investigate Hunter Fell." It's a logic puzzle, but after you've gotten past the first stage, there's no way to recover the clues without loading up an old save and running it again. It caught me (and other folks in the forums) off guard. So I'm doing the helpful thing and putting together a page with all the details for people who want to solve the puzzle, spoiler-free, instead of being handed the answer. 76.104.218.92 (talk) 11:29, December 14, 2014 (UTC)
 * I've created new topics Investigate Hunter Fell, Continue Investigation, and Identify Venatori Agent to cover this logic puzzle. They use a modified version of the standard Quest template. 76.104.218.92 (talk) 23:30, December 14, 2014 (UTC)

Summaries
Maybe we should add quest descriptions. What does anyone else think?--Observer Supreme 01:17, December 12, 2014 (UTC)


 * I don't really see summaries of each mission working on the War Table page. The War Table page, in my mind, should just be the basics - Requirements, duration, rewards, and special circumstances.  Not to mention that the tables, as they appear now, don't look like they'll fit a sixth column without serious appearance issues.  At least when I look at it.  I think mission summaries(or just copy/paste text from each mission preview) would probably be better served if one creates a page for each individual mission.--Ashenendymion4 (talk) 01:35, December 12, 2014 (UTC)
 * Okay.--Observer Supreme 01:44, December 12, 2014 (UTC)
 * Adding another column isn't really difficult. As other's have pointed out though, when I created them, I just didn't see it as pertinent information. Eventually all of them should have a unique page with all of the details of them, including all of the given statements by the commanders and all of the responses for ultimate lols. Buuut that's down the road. For now it's more of a "I really dont want to have to navigate between 4 different pages and hope I find my entry - and oh that entry is not quite accurate"

Need confirmation
Discovered a new (to me) operation "Secure More Lyrium for the Templars." Requires the Underworld Knowledge perk and the proper dialogue choice, "Not now. They need lyrium." The perk adds a similar dialogue choice for In Hushed Whispers, "We'll need lyrium. I can help," but no new operation. I was fully expecting a "Secure More Lyrium for the Mages" (or something similar) operation. I tested after making mages allies and conscripts. It's bothering me that the dialogue option exists for both quests but only has a practical effect for one. So if people could be on the lookout, try it out for themselves just in case I'm missing something, that would be nice. --TubbyM0ph0 (talk) 04:06, December 18, 2014 (UTC)

Got another. The "Investigate the Strange Chalk Markings" operation disappears when Leliana completes an operation. I did one of the instant DLC operations with her, Red Hart, and the little black piece vanished from the table, although the yellow marker for it was still pulsing. Backed out of the war room, and immediately reentered and it was gone completely. So my first thought was, ok, maybe it's a bug related to the DLC. Loaded a save and tried doing the same instant DLC operations with Cullen and Josie and it never vanished. So, I put Leliana on a short operation, and when she finished, the Chalk operation disappeared again. I've also noticed that the Chalk operation always pops up after Leliana finishes an operation. So, here's my theory: Chalk pops up after Leliana completes, I dunno, 2-3 operations. And it goes away if she completes even one more. Get to checking, people. --TubbyM0ph0 (talk) 04:41, December 18, 2014 (UTC)

Completed the "The Chantry Remains" War Table mission this morning and sent Josephine in hopes to net some approval from Cassandra as the main page points out, but I my screen featured "Cassandra Slightly Disapproves" instead of the approval the table suggests. (99.120.172.165 (talk) 16:54, January 1, 2015 (UTC))

Hard in Hightown: Unsavory Parallels
Josephine is not locked for this (PC), but the outcome is the same as leliana. --Ra1n (talk) 13:06, December 18, 2014 (UTC)


 * You're right. Corrected the issue on the page.  Should be accurate now.--Ashenendymion4 (talk) 17:09, December 19, 2014 (UTC)

Missing operation: "Smash"
(First time using this so not sure how to do this, if anything is done wrong please edit.) The war table operation "smash" in not contained in this wiki article. This operation likely requires the inquisitor to be a Tempest(Rogue specialization) to be active, as the operation giver is Kihm, the Tempest trainer. Another requirement seems to be a high level of influence, likely 10 or more.


 * I'm currently playing through as a rogue, so I'll see about nailing this down. --TubbyM0ph0 (talk) 23:00, December 20, 2014 (UTC)


 * I had this mission on one of my playthroughs. I chose Cullen for the task since he was the quickest. It came back with 10 Masterwork Pyrophite as reward. -- 151.224.108.98 (talk) 08:50, December 27, 2014 (UTC)

watcher in the wings
watcher in the wings

Leliana - send agents to investigate: 5.5hrs

Cullen - send guards to protect the cathedral: 6.5hrs

Josie - n/a

The Chantry Remains
Can somebody check Josephines Choice, i could have sworn that Cassandra "sligthly disapproved" on completion, but I'm a Mage (PC) --Ra1n (talk) 14:57, December 22, 2014 (UTC)


 * I was very methodical about that one when I saw it was significantly different... I used a Female Elf Mage. Josephine resulted in approval on six different reloads, with the other two options always resulting in "slightly disapproves".  The reason Cassandra seems to approve is because Josephine's choice seems to respect the sovereignty of the Chantry, while Leliana takes more, unsavory, actions, and Cullen sends in troops. That said, I intend to go through each of these missions again with a Qunari(female warrior) to see if any results change based on the Inquisitor's make-up.  But I likely won't get around to that until the new year. --Ashenendymion4 (talk) 15:22, December 22, 2014 (UTC)


 * I was playing while logged out of the Dragon Age servers (on Xbox 360), and I got slight disapproval from Cassandra even when choosing Josephine's diplomacy; I tried this multiple times. I cleared the cache (when in doubt...) and restarted the game, logged in this time, and reloaded that save. I got the operation update along with Cassandra's approval this time. Didn't have to reload to a save very far back; the operation had already been completed, I just had to go to the war table to receive the report. Something to bear in mind if you're noticing wrong approval/disapproval notices? --orbatrix (talk) 18:12, January 7, 2015 (UTC)

You are correct, it was definatly not the war table mission --Ra1n (talk) 18:39, December 22, 2014 (UTC)

Ben-Hassrath Mission Sequence
For "Stop Venetori Fire Ship" mission, someone recently added that Josephine fails to stop the fire ship... This is contradictory to what I had achieved in my own playthrough, and I'm wanting to "fix" it. I went Josephine for "Failed Assassination Attempt Inquiry", Cullen for "Follow Venetori Assassins", and Josephine for "Stop Venetori Fire Ship", and the Arls managed to successfully stop the Fire Ship from burning Denerim(the text was distinctly different from Leliana's "Denerim is on Fire" text, and the text included that the Fire Ship was stopped). So I'm curious as to how it was achieved that Josephine fails. Could the Ben-Hassrath mission lines be like the Grey Warden mission line? In which if you fail to choose the "lower casualties" options(or choose a "higher casualties" option), you will run out of Grey Wardens? If so, then even Leliana may succeed in stopping the Fire Ship depending on the options taken before then. Perhaps this(and the Tracking the Spies sequence as well) should be looked into before they are edited further.--Ashenendymion4 (talk) 18:31, December 27, 2014 (UTC)

Grand Cleric Iona Mission
The last Haven/Orlais mission is called Grand Cleric Iona. After having played through the Haven section for a third time, I have yet to see this mission appear(I have yet to see it appear at all in any playthrough). So, I'm curious as to what it's mission requirements are, as there are none listed at the moment. I can only assume the mission requires a choice in Dragon Age Keep in order for it to appear, but I have no idea what it would be.--Ashenendymion4 (talk) 18:25, December 29, 2014 (UTC)

I just wanted to add a note for anyone working on the war table, but the operation "Red Templars on the Storm Coast" unlocked for me when I closed a rift and hit level 16. I got it at the same time as the "Support from Nevarre" operation, which supposedly requires you to seal 40 rifts, so that may be a prerequisite, or it's the level 16 thing. Can anyone confirm getting it prior to level 16? 76.100.234.66 (talk) 11:14, January 2, 2015 (UTC)

Creating individual pages
I noticed someone is creating lots of individual pages. So, perhaps it's time to begin reaching a consensus on how they should look? There are at least 3 different looks going on right now: Investigate Hunter Fell, A Battalion for Sera and Verchiel, Deal with Relatives of the Trevelyans for examples. Admittedly, I created the battalion page, but it was more of a placeholder, because I didn't want an empty link for The Verchiel March. Or maybe that's what's going on now? Just filling in information until the aesthetics are finalized? Regardless, in the end I believe acquisition, operation text, the tarot cards with the advisor suggestions and mission times, and then results should all be included. Maybe it's still too early to be discussing this, but I just hate to see someone do a bunch of work just to have to go back and do it over again. And should they be called operations or missions? The game always says "New operations available," but whenever you select it at the war table, it says "Mission" over the description. Damn devs.--TubbyM0ph0 (talk) 22:25, January 4, 2015 (UTC)


 * This is a good point to raise as I have been creating pages myself, trying to match, mostly, what has previously been done. I agree with the heading suggestions - Acquisition, Operation Text, Advisor Suggestions and Times, Results, Rewards (unfortunately I haven't been including times myself to date).  I'm personally of the thought that they are all "operations". As it's described in the tutorial in-game, they refer to them as "scouting operations" and "mission operations" so that's what I've been working with Ness csr (talk) 09:35, January 7, 2015 (UTC)

War table capitalization
Why "War table"? It's not capitalized in-game: 10:35, January 7, 2015 (UTC)
 * The war table allows you to apply the power of the Inquisition throughout Orlais and Ferelden.
 * Go to the war table to ...
 * Power can be spent at the war table ...

Operation list dump
Might be useful: User:Mostlyautumn/Sandbox1 I will try to extract the rest of the information (description, time, rewards, etc.) later. 20:16, January 8, 2015 (UTC)

Name
I think we should come up with a standardization of what we are calling these on the individual articles. I've seen "quest", "mission", and "operation", and the category name is Category:War table quests. Personally, I like "X is a war table operation" best, as that is what they're mostly called in game. And we could rename the category to "War table operations". -- 00:11, January 13, 2015 (UTC)


 * Yeah I brought this up earlier. At the war table it says "Mission" over the descriptions.  But I think using "Operation" to refer to them in all respects is the way to go as well.--TubbyM0ph0 (talk) 00:31, January 13, 2015 (UTC)


 * Agree with both comments above. Ive also seen "side quest" category added to these and my opinion is that it is a bit misleading. Kewpies (talk) 00:39, January 13, 2015 (UTC)


 * Yeah, regardless of what we decide to call these, the side quests category shouldn't be on any of them. -- 00:48, January 13, 2015 (UTC)


 * The info box displays "Quest" ... is there an option to modify that?--TubbyM0ph0 (talk) 01:21, January 13, 2015 (UTC)


 * i think supertitle can, but im not sure what description you agreed upon.. Was it operation? " |supertitle=Operation " then. Kewpies (talk) 13:10, January 14, 2015 (UTC)


 * Yeah, I had User:Mostlyautumn fix up supertitles for the quest infobox (I try not to touch the complicated templates ). So it can look like this Support Vivienne, with whatever word we decide upon. Leanings seem to be towards 'Operation", at the moment. -- 15:55, January 14, 2015 (UTC)

Apologies if this has been mentioned elsewhere but I have seen the quest infobox location as "War table|War room" (example: Scout the Hinterlands) which I think is appropriate. Shall we run with this? -- Ness csr (talk) 05:43, January 20, 2015 (UTC)


 * I definitely prefer "War table|War room" to "War table". 08:16, January 20, 2015 (UTC)


 * I could see how that would make sense if this page was called War room, but the operations take place at the war table. I say keep it simple. --N00bKing (talk) 11:24, January 21, 2015 (UTC)

These are operations started at the war table, in the war room. So I think it's quite okay to change the location. What about leading sentence tho? Personally I don't see anything wrong with location=war room and description "X is a war table operation", unless others think its confusing. Kewpies (talk) 11:51, January 21, 2015 (UTC)


 * I think the  |location=  should be "Skyhold" and "War table" should be populated in the  |start=  or  |end=  fields, like it is in the Dagna: Mind Your Mentor operation. --N00bKing (talk) 12:13, January 21, 2015 (UTC)


 * I like "war room" because it feels more like a location.


 * N00bKing, I think your suggestion is appropriate for that one as Dagna most definitely starts the operation. A lot might end up saying "start=war table; end=war table" though which I'm not crazy about personally. We know it's a war table operation after all.  I think start/end should be avoided unless, like the Dagna operation, it clearly starts (or ends) somewhere else. That's my two cents anyway. All these suggestions make sense - just need to pick one for consistency  -- Ness csr (talk) 12:28, January 21, 2015 (UTC)

"Hard in Hightown: A Worthy Dwarf" with Leliana: No Bianca Upgrade.
Finished "Revenge of the Merchants Guild" with Josephine => Varric Approved and i got "Hard in Hightown: A Worthy Dwarf." Finsihed "Hard in Hightown: A Worthy Dwarf" with Leliana => Varric Approved, BUT I GOT NO REWARD at all (especially no BIANCA UPGRADE). ((just finished "Seeing Red" during the time of the quest ... maybe that is why?))


 * I don't believe completing Seeing Red would have affected the outcome. I created the page for Hard in Hightown: A Worthy Dwarf myself and added the result/reward upon completing the quest - literally adding the details with the game running dual-screen - so I definitely received the reward.  Not too sure what might have affected your outcome honestly - definitely no schematic (not the actual grip)?? -- Ness csr (talk) 03:55, January 14, 2015 (UTC)


 * Just wanted to note that I also finished this and did not receive an Ornate Bianca Grip Schematic.--N00bKing (talk) 14:30, January 18, 2015 (UTC)


 * Have tested this again, same result (see images) -- Ness csr (talk) 08:08, January 21, 2015 (UTC)
 * A_Worthy_Dwarf_Leliana.jpg A_Worthy_Dwarf_Reward.jpg


 * Just realized this may be due to already having the schematic before doing the quest. --N00bKing (talk) 10:45, January 21, 2015 (UTC)


 * Was thinking the same thing as I never buy schematics. Wasn't sure if this one could be purchased. I'll update the war table & the page for the operation. -- Ness csr (talk) 10:53, January 21, 2015 (UTC)

The University of Orlais
I believe this is actually available much later after relocation to skyhold not a pre skyhold mission

Choose Successor in Lydes (Parts 1 & 2) 'See Page'
Choose Successor in Lydes (Parts 1 & 2) - 'See Page' (As one example anyway) This used to be clear and concise, and now it is broken up onto multiple pages, if you really want this to NOT be listed in the chart for some strange reason, then please, at least make the quest page include both, parts 1 and 2. I much preferred the way it was, all short, sweet, and to the point in the table, were it was easy to read, and figure out how to get the result you wanted. I think it is great to have the page, so you can expand on the text, give the full conversation, that is great, but the chart should still have the abbreviated form. If I do not want to have to read the full text on the site here to figure out what is happening, I shouldn't have to, that is the point of a reference chart. If I am doing the mission, I want to read the text in the game, I am checking here for the 'CliffsNotes', but there are other times, when I missed something, and want to come back and read the full text, and that is where the full page comes into play. So, please revert the chart back to the way it was, or something similar. The chart should never say 'see page' unless it is followed by '...for more information'.


 * Added times and rewards back to "Choose Successor in Lydes (Part II)" -- Ness csr (talk) 20:58, January 15, 2015 (UTC)

Opening the Roads
I added the bug with the merchant being invisible the other day and someone has advised there is a patch fix? Can anyone confirm this on PC as I still have this bug as at January 17? -- Ness csr (talk) 07:35, January 17, 2015 (UTC)

Style suggestion
I think we may want to restructure based around how the mission chains relate to the characters, such as qun related ones you would only get with iron bull staying qunari. the examples from the sites below may help.--FossilLord 21:04, January 21, 2015 (UTC)

http://dragonage3.wiki.fextralife.com/side+quests

http://segmentnext.com/2014/11/27/dragon-age-inquisition-war-table-operations-and-missions-guide-tips-rewards-how-to-unlock/

http://segmentnext.com/2014/11/27/dragon-age-inquisition-war-table-operations-and-missions-guide-tips-rewards-how-to-unlock/2/

http://segmentnext.com/2014/11/27/dragon-age-inquisition-war-table-operations-and-missions-guide-tips-rewards-how-to-unlock/3/

http://segmentnext.com/2014/11/27/dragon-age-inquisition-war-table-operations-and-missions-guide-tips-rewards-how-to-unlock/4/


 * That would make for a pretty big restructure but I can see the appeal -- Ness csr (talk) 22:05, January 21, 2015 (UTC)


 * Most of that re-ordering under various categories isn't particularly useful. There seem to be only two things those listings make a lot clearer than the current one here: the sequence of mission chains and the association with companions. 88.152.225.138 (talk) 14:23, January 24, 2015 (UTC)

Advisor times
I think we should come up with a uniform format for the advisor times on the individual operation pages. They're always under Advisor suggestions but I have seen them (a) in italics next to the advisor's name e.g. Deal with Relatives of the Trevelyans (b) on a separate line under the advisor's name e.g. Dagna: Overdue Penalties and (c) at the end of the suggestion e.g. Choose Successor in Lydes. I have been using (a) but I'd be happy with (c). I think (b) adds unnecessary space. Any other thoughts? -- Ness csr (talk) 09:23, January 23, 2015 (UTC)


 * I second the use of the "Deal with Relatives" format, since I've used it a couple times myself. The "" helps frame it like the actual letters used for the mission reports.  Although I think agreeing on a format and re-tooling the existing articles should come before crunching the numbers on mission times.  I would advise HH:MM:SS as a format, to be consistent with the game displays, rather than 'x minutes' like it says on some articles.  01:06, January 24, 2015 (UTC)


 * I admit I have been using x minutes on articles but I agree the format should be HH:MM:SS -- Ness csr (talk) 05:23, January 24, 2015 (UTC)


 * How about a template then? It could look like this:   The parameters would be Hour(s)|Minutes|Seconds|Number of Agents (optional)|Reward  (It might also be possible to add a Javascript that would allow the user to specify how many agents he has and recalculate the time...) 88.152.225.138 (talk) 10:30, January 24, 2015 (UTC)

Restructuring
There've been a few proposals to restructure this page. I don't find the current structure overly useful myself. Assigning the missions to either Haven or Skyhold and subdividing them into Orlesian, Ferelden, etc. missions doesn't seem to to organize the data along the lines users would search for it. I don't see how this structure makes finding a particular mission or series of missions any easier. The fextralife wiki has a more intuitive way of dividing the missions: The "Special" category would be the exception though. Since that wiki has no way to show sequences, forks and prerequisites they were forced to create this category for everything they cannot neatly put into one of the other categories. The "Race" category also seems a bit superfluous since it's such a small one. But overall I like their structure better.
 * Area Unlock Missions
 * General Missions
 * Special Missions
 * Race Missions
 * Inquisitor Path Missions
 * Inner Circle Missions

My suggestion would be:
 * All Missions (this would simply be a flat, unstructured list)
 * Area Missions (contains unlock missions but also all other area-specific missions - all those gather-missions e.g.)
 * Inquisitor Missions (contains the main quest-related missions and all missions that become available as a result of player choices - the racial missions would go here, but also the Ser Morris mission line e.g., since it only becomes available if the player sides with the templars and keeps him alive)
 * Inner Circle Missions (probably obvious)

The flat list with all missions would be mainly for the benefit of users who don't have Javascript enabled. The other lists would be generated on the fly with Javascript. Missions could be part of more than one dynamic list. The dynamic lists should also be able to represent forks (side with mages or templars e.g.) in some way - maybe by using the Tabber Extension...

In any case: I've written a short PHP script that parses the whole page into an array. That should make it easy to restructure and reformat the data however we like. Let me know what you think, please!

(I'm terribly bored at the moment, so take advantage of that and give me something to do, please ;)

5.146.209.112 (talk) 11:44, January 26, 2015 (UTC)


 * Alright, I made an account now. The above post is mine. And I've also tinkered with the idea a little. Here's a little proof of concept. I've poured all the mission data into a template that looks like this:


 * The most important bit is the "tags" parameter. Tags can be an arbitrary number of keywords that are used for sorting and can be associated with tabs. In the demo I've added the tag "area" to 3 missions and created a tab called "Area Missions" for them. If you check out the demo, take note of your browser's url-bar too, please. It should change with the tab that you choose, which means you can link to them.


 * Let me know what you think! Yes, that happened (talk) 10:16, January 27, 2015 (UTC)

We should use the transformer template, something like: 10:34, January 27, 2015 (UTC)


 * It sure makes sense to use a template/design that's already in use all over this wiki. I gotta admit though, how to use this template isn't quite obvious to me. You've left out a few of the parameters I see on the template's help page and a few new ones... How does that work? Yes, that happened (talk) 10:46, January 27, 2015 (UTC)