Fantasy. Dragon Age. Compleat Geneaology of the Kyngs of Ferelden is gift that always gives -50 approval, specific to Alistair. It requires the Feastday Gifts and Pranks DLC. Sold by Bodahn Feddic for 0 .
Containers are objects that can contain weapons, armor, and various other treasures. Most NPCs won't mind you looting a container next to them or inside their homes or taverns (with certain exceptions). Containers shimmer when they contain something you can loot (this can be disabled under the Options menu). To retrieve them simply walk up to it and select it. A list of items contained will
Fat Lute is a gift in Dragon Age: Origins that always gives +50 approval, specific to Leliana. Afterwards, it becomes a functional item of the same name restricted to her. It requires the Feastday Gifts and Pranks DLC. Sold by Bodahn Feddic for 0 .
For approval in Dragon Age II, see Friendship and rivalry. For approval in Dragon Age: Inquisition, see Approval (Inquisition). Although it is possible to play through Dragon Age: Origins using only the character you create, the game allows a 'field party' containing the player Warden and up to three additional companions. Certain party members are not just important for combat; they have (or Golden Rope Necklace is a gift in Dragon Age: Origins. It gives (+10) (with diminishing returns) for Morrigan and (+5) (with diminishing returns) for any other companion. Sold by Barlin at Dane's Refuge in Lothering. Sold by Bodahn at Party Camp. Bodahn restocks after you leave the camp for the first time, so it is possible to buy two necklaces from him.Gift Guide (PC) by SparrowHawk5953. This guide for deciding whom to give a gift to, so that you get maximum effect from the gifting. I made this for myself, but decided to put it on gamefaqs also, for the general public. The first section lists gifts alphabetically so that you can quickly find out who to give the gift to.moLE5GP.