I wouldn't invest too much in Willpower, but if you find you're lacking enough stamina to pull off a certain ability once you've cemented aggro, go ahead.

Willpower: While you will have some sustains on, you should be able to increase your stamina pool or regen with equips and such. I'd say at least 1 point every level from 1 to the end of the game. So I'd say to quick-pump this stat up to 34 and let the game do the rest.ĭexterity: You will want to get this stat up pretty high, as it raises your defense and also gives you access to all of your 3rd-branch WnS talents. Strength: You want 42 total to be able to wear Tier 7 massive armor, and you can get 4 Strength from equips (Andruil's Blessing and Key to the City) and 4 from the Circle Tower in the Fade. Warrior: Templar/Champion All-Around Tank

I'd say that, since you can experiment with Alistair's stuff right from Ostagar, that it's best to provide a WnB (Weapon and Board) build for those that prefer to tank themselves. I haven't really been able to start my warrior off yet, but I have some pretty interesting information off the Bioware forums that might help those looking to play some different warrior builds.

Best warrior build dragon age origins