Though I spent 60 hours in the game, I've done less than half of the content.
Certainly they seem to have a solid apparatus in place for such support.
Right?
Excalibur (Stonehenge, Britain)
Excalibur lies beneath Stonehenge, one of the largest concentrations of Omega Energy on Earth. Energy from throughout Britain is channeled to this one location through lay lines and standing stones. Because of the abundance of energy, Excalibur is not one mech but many. These are capable of joining together into a truly amazing machine, giving rise not only to tales of the Round Table (which is Stonehenge), Arthur and Merlin but also to stories of groups of warriors joining together for common cause.
Individually the smaller mechs, dubbed “Knights of the Round” in more recent times, look like mechanical lions. When they join together, they resemble a gigantic humanoid that wields a sword of energy.
There are 5 knights of the round mech, which join together to form the Colossal humanoid mech, Excalibur.
Knights of the Round
Superstructure: Quadruped (Huge)
Slots: Chest: 3 (0) Head: 2 (0) Arms: 0 Legs: 6 (0)
Heat: 0
Total Attack Modifier: -1 (-1 Size)
Total Defense Modifier: -1 (-1 Size)
Damage Reduction: 9 (14 vs. physical)
Hit Points: 350
Movement Speed: 140 ft.
Damage: 2d6+20 (melee), 4d12+0 (ranged)
Control Stations: Cockpit 3 (Head)
Defensive Systems: Light Armor 3 x3 (Chest, Head and Legs)
Esoteric Systems: Docking Port 3 (Legs)
Heat Sinks: None
Mobility Gear: Hydraulic Piston 3 x2
Power Sources: None
Sensors: None
Weapons: Claws 3 x2 (Legs), Railgun 3 x2 (Chest)
Total Cost: 113
Excalibur
Superstructure: Humanoid (Colossal)
Slots: Chest: 6 (0) Head: 4 (0) Arms: 6 (0) Legs: 6 (0)
Heat: -3
Total Attack Modifier: (-6 Size, +3 Computerized Targeting)
Total Defense Modifier: (-6 Size, -4 Armor, +3 Pilot Station, +4 ECM)
Damage Reduction: 16 (30 vs. physical)
Hit Points: 600 (+180 Energy Shield)
Movement Speed: 40 ft., Fly 540 ft., Swim 540 ft.
Damage: 4d8+52 (melee), 12d6 (rocket launcher), 4d12 (railguns)
Control Stations: Cockpit 3 (Head), Pilot Station 3 (Head), Weapon Station 3 x2 (Chest)
Defensive Systems: ECM 3 (Arms), Medium Armor 3 x4 (Chest, Head, Arms and Legs), Energy Shield 3 (Chest)
Esoteric Systems:
Heat Sinks: Heat Sink 3 x2 (Legs)
Mobility Gear: Jet Propulsion 3 (Legs), Water Turbine 3 (Legs)
Power Sources (Power Level 18): Reactionless Power 3 x2 (Chest)
Sensors: Radar Sight 3 (Head), Computerized Targeting 3 (Legs)
Weapons: Energy Sword 3 (Arms), Rocket Launcher 3 (Arms), Railgun 3 x3 (Arms)
Total Cost: 326
EDMONTON, ALBERTA, CANADA – November 19, 2009 – Leading video game developer BioWare™, a division of Electronic Arts Inc. (NASDAQ: ERTS), announced today that the Return to Ostagar downloadable content (DLC) for Dragon Age™: Origins will be available for the Xbox 360® videogame and entertainment system, the PlayStation®3 computer entertainment system and PC versions this Holiday season in North America and Europe. The DLC pack, Return to Ostagar, allows players to exact their revenge and embark on a quest for the mighty arms and armor of the once great King Cailan when they revisit Ostagar, the site of the Grey Wardens’ darkest hour, to reclaim the honor and learn the secrets of Ferelden’s fallen king.
“We are very proud of the phenomenal launch of Dragon Age: Origins and we’re pleased to announce the next installment of downloadable content that will be available to fans of the game,” said Ray Muzyka, Group General Manager, RPG/MMO Group of EA, and Co-Founder, BioWare. “The Return to Ostagar DLC pack is a prime example of BioWare’s commitment to give fans a game that continuously offers new experiences and further enriches a storyline that has already received critical acclaim and positive feedback from the players.”
Return to Ostagar, BioWare’s next thread in the Dragon Age: Origins tapestry, summons players to a new quest in which they will return to the fateful battleground in Ostagar where the Grey Wardens were nearly wiped out. Players will discover King Cailan’s top-secret political agenda and go behind enemy lines to revisit a place that many feared had been lost to history.
Return to Ostagar will be available for $4.99 on the PlayStation® Store, for 400 BioWare Points on the PC and 400 Microsoft Points on the Xbox 360 in North America. Return to Ostagar will be released this Holiday season worldwide on the Xbox 360, the PlayStation®3 console and PC. Dragon Age: Origins is rated M by the ESRB and 18+ by PEGI.



Death from Below is an OSRIC-compatible adventure for 1st to 3rd level characters.
Though set in the World of Arkara setting, it is generic enough to run in any fantasy city with a large sewer system.
Death stalks the city of Bondaea, with 17 citizens missing or dead. Clues lead to the sewers beneath the city, where evil creatures have moved in, using the sewers to move unseen, hunting the unwary townsfolk above.
In addition to its adventure content, this module also contains two new monsters and two new magic items.
You can purchase Death from Below here.
I love David Caruso.
That's right, more Dragon Age!