How do I get specializations in Inquisition?

Specializations will be unlocked after the first set of repairs is made to Skyhold, when the war table operation Specializations for the Inquisitor becomes available. You need to use Cullen if you are a warrior, Josephine if you are a mage or Leliana if you are a rogue to complete the operation.

What level do you get specializations in Dragon Age: Inquisition?

In order to unlock specializations for your Inquisitor, you need to first get to Skyhold Castle. You automatically arrive at Skyhold once you’ve progressed far enough through the main storyline. Once there, leave the zone via the world map, and then return back to Skyhold.

What are Inquisitor specializations?

Specializations are sub-classes within Dragon Age 3: Inquisition classes, which allow you to customize your Inquisitor and playstyle with a whole new tree of skills and abilities. Within each class ( Warrior, Mage and Rogue) are a further three sub-classes, or Specializations, which make available new abilities and skills for the Inquisitor.

What are specializations in Dragon Age Inquisition?

Every class in Dragon Age: Inquisition can learn one of three Specializations, in addition to the four ability trees. These specializations can let a character further customize their style and attack methods, allowing for more diverse combos and attacks.

What specializations can the Inquisitor learn from Skyhold?

Completing this operation will invite three trainers to Skyhold, each of which will offer to teach you their individual specializations. Specializations are sub-classes for the chosen class of the Inquisitor, and for those who have chosen a mage, they can pick between the following specializations: Knight-Enchanter, Necromancer, or Rift Mage.

How do I choose a specialization for a quest?

You can speak to all three NPCs and choose to undertake all three quests, but once you hand in a quest to complete it, you will be choosing that specialization and will be unable to choose either of the others.