BioWare has revealed the unlockable content for Dragon Age II that can be snagged through its Facebook game Dragon Age Legends. Players can obtain Evra’s Might (ring), Evra’s Trophy Belt, Air of Confidence (ring), the Ivo Family Crest (necklace), and Dura’s Blue Flame (necklace). Here are the descriptions from BioWare’s Ethan Levy:
Evra’s Might
When Evra gained notoriety by defeating the Blood Sisters of Vehnstel, he was wearing his signature ring. Although the massive size of the solid gold ring attracts attention, it served a more practical purpose for Evra: he used it to punch demons in the face, sometimes felling them in a single blow.Evra’s Trophy Belt
This grisly belt is filled with monstrous teeth, chipped blades, scraps of fur, and armor fragments. Each piece is said to be a trophy collected by Evra during his many adventures.Air of Confidence
After averting a disaster at the Circle of Markham, Evra was given this ring by the First Enchanter. Though the Air of Confidence is not as eye-catching as his other famous ring, it is said that Evra always wore it, even when sleeping. The exact magical properties of the Air of Confidence are a subject of much speculation amongst minstrels.Ivo Family Crest
Evolving over the years, the crest of House Ivo has become much more ornate than Paragon Ivo’s original design. This ancient golden amulet bears the original crest. Though the engravings are simple, the stark lines are somehow deeply stirring.Dura’s Blue Flame
This weathered silver amulet has passed through many hands over the years. A deep blue sapphire almost glows in a certain light. Although time has faded its intricate engravings, the amulet has a certain majesty about it.
As I mentioned last November, social gaming is a great way to get audiences on the hook for a retail game. Dragon Age Legends will whet the appetites of longtime Dragon Age fans and possibly create some new ones. Getting unique items to use in Dragon Age II is just a sharp, sharp move. I can’t wait until Dragon Age Legends is out of beta!
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As much as I love Bioware and Dragon Age, I'm not playing a Facebook game.
Why not? It's just game that's delivered on a different platform. Choosing not to play because it's a Facebook game seems silly to me.
I've played a bunch of the FB games, and in most cases there's no "game" there. I just haven't enjoyed them. Not to mention either my PC crashes or it's fan starts making an unbearable noise far too often to really enjoy any games on the PC.
That still seems like a bad reason to dismiss the game. You like the developer and expressed interested in the Dragon Age Flash game. If you were interested in Journeys, dismissing Legends because of the delivery mechanism seems odd.
My interest in Journeys was so immense, that I completely forgot about it and never tried it. In fact, if you hadn't just brought it up, I'd have forgotten that it existed.
Regardless, my PC has been acting up a lot lately. I've been spending far too much time restarting my system, or kicking it in hopes that I can bully the fan into working properly. So yes the delivery system does indeed matter because I'm not playing anything on my PC.
I'm just going by something you posted in the past. It seemed like something you were interested in and not something you'd easily forget about.
Ultimately, it sounds like you just have a bad PC. Your initial comment indicated you had a problem with Facebook games.