Feastday Pranks
	4-1-2010		4-1-2010	PC
	4-1-2010		4-1-2010

With this downloadable content, you will be given a set of pranks in Bodahn's shop. There is a prank gift for each of the possible characters in Dragon Age Origins, as well as two prank gifts that can be for anyone. These are super quick ways to drop a characters disposition. Also there is a good chance of the prank gifts reappearing. Anyways, On with the Pranks!

Each of the separate gifts for your companions comes with a significant drop of -50 to their approval. The great thing is, they cost no money at all!
The neat thing about the pranks, is that several of them are actually weapons or armor of some type. Despite the drop in morale, they can prove to be great additions to their respective character.
It might seem a little ridiculous to want to upset companions, but it is the only way to get some of these unique items. Also there are good reasons for wanting to drop some approval on your party. Just remember not to drop it too low, or some of them might just leave!

	Protective Cone	Dog	A pearly-white cone of unknown material attached to a dog collar. It looks like it would be uncomfortable to wear.
	Compleat Geneaology of the Kings of Ferelden	Alistair	Chapter upon chapter and verse on verse, this dense tome enthusiastically details the countless branches of Ferelden's royal family. The final entry describes King Maric's ascent to the throne.
	The Chant of Light, Unabridged	Morrigan	A luridly illustrated copy of Chantry teachings, complete with a hundred-page concordance and an overly simplistic collection of daily affirmations about how the Chant can bring light into any life.
	Butterfly Sword	Sten	It's unclear whether this gaudy blade is meant as a weapon of war or simply a stage prop.
	Uncrushable Pigeon	Shale	This pigeon coos happily, apparently comfortable in the knowledge that no force could ever crush it.
	Ugly Boots	Lelianna	Many insects died to make these iridescent boots. What a waste.
	Chastity Belt	Zevran	This iron girdle looks distinctly uncomfortable. A sturdy lock keeps the loins secure.
	Cat Lady's Hobble-Stick	Wynne	This gnarled staff carries odors of cat urine and prune juice.
	Scented Soap	Oghrin	This bar of brightly colored soap smells of elfroot blossoms.
	Orlesian Mask	Loghain	Fashioned of lace and porcelain, this expensive mask is the height of fashion for Orlesian nobility.

Outside of the individual gifts you can get for your companions, there are also two new gifts that can go to anyone. These help greatly when you just need a little nudge up the Approval ranking ladder. Both cost 150.
Both the Rotten Onion and the Lump of Charcoal provides a -10 in approval. This also does not decrease after each gift. It is set for these approvals only. There are reasons for these pranks of course. Certain personal quests and such cannot be achieved or even activated if their approval of the Warden is too high. If this is the case, use either of these gifts to drop it down to where they will talk about them.

	Rotten Onion	It is unclear which smells worse--the onion or the rot.
	Lump of Charcoal	A chunk of firewood pulled from the remains of last night's campire. How sweet!