I have edited a walkthrough for ease of use and printing that I found on GameFAQs.com. This is not a copy written work and is for public use, please enjoy and I hope that it helps through any of the more difficult points in the game. It is fairly inclusive though I'm sure not entirely complete. It tends to only follow one path (which is the more righteous of paths). It is broken into two parts, because I had a lot to edit and split it to make it easier. Those tables were a bit of a pain to transcribe... just FYI.
I'm in my 2nd run through, I'll take a look, especially if it tells me how I screwed up the Dead Caste quest in Orzammar!
The dead caste quest is a tricky in only one way: I envy you if you are only on your second playthrough. So much left to see and discover! This is one of the most replayable games ever just for the party banter alone.
It's only in my 2nd play through that I've realised how much I missed the first time around. I've already done almost twice the side quests this time as I done in my entire first play through. And on my first go I didn't realise I had a redeem voucher for the stone prisoner content, found it in my CD box during my 2nd game! The other remaining downloadable content are pretty cheap, will be purchasing both soon.
If you play a rogue, make sure you take some skills in stealing and device mastery and then talk to Slim Couldry in Denerim and do his entire line of side-quests. You'll end up doing two more entire dungeon crawls before it's all over! The sheer scope of this game blew me away. You can replay it half a dozen times or more and you'll still be encountering new little tidbits. It is literally impossible to 'get it all' on just one or even two or three playthroughs. And only a few weeks until the Awakening Expansion arrives!
Oh, and I missed your remark about the Stone Prisoner. Make sure you take Shale to the Anvil of the Void, and you'll wind up with another whole Thaig (complete with that good Orzamar loot!) to explore. Warden's Keep is enjoyable and Return to Ostagar is, arguably, the best of the DLC's in terms of adventuring, although the Stone Prisoner adds a whole companion to your party, complete with banter, and two whole locations. (Honnleath and Cadash Thaig) This is easily one of my top three favorite games ever. This one, the JK series, and X-Wing Alliance.
