The fifth and final form is the Sloth Demon's true form, and the spells he can cast, which can paralyze and completely obliterate the party, should be respected and dealt with immediately. The subsequent three forms are all identical, small demon-like creatures. The first form is that of an ogre-like creature, so you'll want to combat it with your Golem form (and in fact, you should stay in that powerful form for the duration of this battle). For the time being, worry about getting through the first four forms. The first four forms are easy enough to conquer, but it's the fifth form that can give you a lot of trouble. The Sloth Demon will combat the party in five - yes, five - different forms. And you're going to need them, for as you're about to find out, there's nothing overtly easy about the battle with the Sloth Demon. Your party will reappear behind you, fully equipped and ready for a battle. There's no real way to accept his offer, and you shouldn't want to anyway. Soft-speaking and slow-moving, as he was back in the tower, the Sloth Demon will attempt to convince you and the party to remain in his fully-controlled dream sequence. Speak with him, and a brief conversation will ensue before the fight begins. As you approach the Sloth Demon, nothing will happen. It's here that the pesky Sloth Demon and your party will finally, finally come to blows. With Yevena fallen, all lines should now focus inward, towards the Inner Sanctum. Then, backtrack to where Niall is, and again use the pedestal to access the map. After she's been slain, collect the nearby permanent statistical boost (you have to be in Spirit Form to get it), and examine the weird structure at the back end of this area to acquire a codex entry. She's accompanied by two lesser enemies, but she can cause quite a bit of damage, so focus on her first and foremost, and then deal with her goons when she's dead. On the other side of the door, you'll find another demonic creature named Yevena. Now that you have your Spirit Form, you can identify and head through a Spirit Door immediately to the right of Niall, the trapped Blood Mage. When you've broken your three party members out of their nightmarish dream sequences, it's time to head back to The Raw Fade, the only location that doesn't yet have a completion icon over it on the map (with the exception of the area in the direct center, one called the Inner Sanctum). Each of these fights are relatively simple, but now would be a bad time to die, so be certain you keep an eye on your health, and sustain yourself no matter what. Upon doing this to each character, you'll be thrust into a battle with the enemies around them that are trying to convince them to stay. Of course, all of these dream sequences are just that, and it'll be up to you to convince each character to leave the dream and come with you. So for us, we found Wynne amongst some mage pupils, Leliana praying at the altar of Andraste, and Alistair with his sister, the one who rebuffed him earlier in the game. And the same kind of situation happens at each location.Д«asically, each character will be caught in their own nightmare, one that appears to mimic their actual wants and needs in the real world. At each of these three Nightmare locations, you'll find your three characters that were in your active party when you initially entered the Fade.

Once all are complete, you can access the Nightmares. So, backtrack to any location that doesn't have some sort of icon appearing over it, which represents that a location has been complete.

If you're not seeing these, then you weren't thorough enough in killing enemies at other locations. There should be three of these locations, and they're known as Nightmares.

Now, if you were thorough, acquired all four alternate forms (Golem, Burning Man, Spirit and Mouse), and defeated all four leader demons at other locations, then lines should have appeared on your map that all connect to outside locations.

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