Interested in obtaining Portcrystals in Dragon’s Dogma 2? Portcrystals act as fast travel points that let you zap around the map using Ferrystones. They’re basically teeny-tiny crystals ready to whisk you away whenever you need to travel quickly.

I know what you’re thinking: “Every town has a Portcrystal, right?” No, only the main hubs of Vernworth and Harve Village come preloaded with permanent Portcrystal fixtures. The rest are reusable crystals that you’ll need to hunt down yourself over the course of your playthrough. Let’s look at all Portcrystals’ locations in Dragon’s Dogma 2, shall we?

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All Portcrystals in Dragon’s Dogma 2

Here are the six portable Portcrystal locations:

Portcrystal #1 — Vernworth

The very first permanent Portcrystal you’ll likely stumble across resides right outside the building that houses the Grand Riftstone of Vermund in Vernworth. You’ll reach this capital city as part of the main quest, “Seat of The Sovereign.”

Portcrystal #2 — Harve Village

Travel west out of Vernworth, then follow the shoreline southwest, and you’ll eventually come across the quaint Harve Village. The permanent Portcrystal is located in the southwestern part of the village.

Portcrystal #3 — Sacred Arbor

You can find this portcrystal on the northern side of the Sacred Arbor elven village.

Portcrystal #4 — Seafloor Shrine

You can locate the portcrystal a bit east of the Seafloor Shrine itself.

Portcrystal #5 — Agamen Volcanic Island

You’ll need to make your way southeast along the shore path from Bakbattahl to reach this location. Access to this Portcrystal requires further progression after arriving at the island area.

Portcrystal #6 — Bakbattahl

Shockingly, there is no permanent Portcrystal in the southern capital city of Bakbattahl. However, all is not lost! You can place down your own portable Portcrystal anywhere in the area, giving you an easy fast travel point. In fact, Bakbattahl is one of the best places to set up a personal Portcrystal since you’ll be revisiting frequently.

How to Get Portable Portcrystals

A Trial of Archery

Your first portable Portcrystal can be earned by completing the “A Trial of Archery” side quest, which you can initiate by talking to an elf named Glind at Roderick’s Smithy in Vernworth.

Forested Griffin’s Nest

Head west of Vernworth and northeast of Checkpoint Rest Town to the Misty Marshes region. Deep within lies the Forested Griffin’s Nest, where you can snag another portable Portcrystal as a reward.

Feast of Deception

As a reward for finishing the main quest “Feast of Deception,” you’ll receive a portable Portcrystal from none other than Captain Brant.

The Dragonforged Stash

This shady vendor resides in the Bay Wayside Shrine, north of Bakbattahl. For 20 hard-earned Wyrmslife Crystals, he’ll sell one of his portable Portcrystals.

Microtransaction

If you really want to take the easy way out, portable Portcrystals can be purchased through microtransactions on the Microsoft Store, PlayStation Store, and Steam. But where’s the fun in that?

With these locations and methods at your disposal, you’ll be flying across the lands of Gransys like a true master Arisen!

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In Dragon’s Dogma 2, you need to travel a lot to explore the open world in the game. I’ve traveled from Melve to Vernworth, Checkpoint Rest Town, and beyond. However, sometimes, I need to get somewhere really fast. That’s where Ferrystones come in.

Ferrystones are rare and invaluable items that allow me to travel to any activated Portcrystal instantly. In this guide, I’ll mention some ways to get your hands on Ferrystones in Dragon’s Dogma 2.

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How to Obtain Ferrystones

Let me share a few surefire methods I’ve discovered for getting my hands on those Ferrystones:

1. Shopping for Stones

You can buy Ferrystones from general merchants and sundry shops scattered throughout the major towns and villages. They will cost you 10,000 gold apiece, but trust me, they are worth every penny. I always check the shops in places like Vernworth, Bakbattahl, and Harve Village whenever I’m passing through.

Here is a list of vendor locations in Dragon’s Dogma 2 where you can purchase Ferrystones:

• Agamen Ruins Apothecary (Agamen Ruins)
• Chandler’s General Store (Harve Village)
• Ibrahim’s Scrap Store (Checkpoint Rest Town)
• Isaac’s Wares (Bakbattahl)
• Morris’s Apothecary (Checkpoint Rest Village)
• Philbert’s Sundries (Vernworth)
• Volcanic Island Armory (Volcanic Island Camp)

2. Wandering Wares

You’ll often find wandering merchants on the roads between settlements. They also sell Ferrystones. So, do check them out when you find one. How can you spot a wandering merchant? Just look for NPCs who are carrying oversized backpacks.

3. Quest Rewards

Some main quests and side quests offer Ferrystones as rewards for completion. However, Ferrystones are not guaranteed rewards for every quest. It’s always worth checking the quest rewards before you go on a long journey.

Here is a list of quests that reward Ferrystones in Dragon’s Dogma 2:

• A Veil of Gossamer Clouds (Vernworth)
• Halls of the First Dawn (Seafloor Shrine)
• A Game of Wits (3rd riddle)
• The Caged Magistrate (Vernworth)
• Trouble on the Cape (Harve Village)
• ‘Twixt a Rock and a Hard Place (Bakbattahl)
• Recycle the Dragon (Albuquerque)

4. Chest Hunting

From crumbling ruins to monster-infested caves, any chest could potentially contain one of these precious Ferrystones. Here is a list of all the chest locations where Ferrystones can be found in Dragon’s Dogma 2:

• Forested Griffin’s Nest
• Behind a bed inside Rivage Elder’s Home
• Top of a hill near a stone statue
• Near the Forgotten Tunnel
• Inside ruins southwest of a Forgotten Riftstone
• North of Arboreal Ruins
• Atop the wall adjacent to tower south of Vernworth Palace Courtyard
• Deep within Waterfall Cave (1F)
• Ancient Battleground 2F, behind a locked door (requires Ancient Battleground Key)
• Top of Vernworth Pawn Guild tower
• Underground cave on a higher platform (requires levitating)
• Mountain Base Cave, above a pit
• By the Flamebearer’s Door
• Trevo Mine (2F)
• Northeast of Harve Village, on top of a cliff
• Basement of northeast house in Marshland Settlement
• Balcony reached by ladder east of Vernworth Vocation Guild
• Small stone bridge
• Balcony in the Common Quarter
• Cliff outside walls west of Vernworth Hall
• Inside house east of Rivage Cavern, beside lumber
• Up the hill northwest of Frontier Shrine
• Within Darkhorde Cave, behind breakable boulder

5. Slay Monsters

Some monster drop Ferrystones upon death. But, you need to know which ones. Here is a list of monsters that can drop Ferrystones in Dragon’s Dogma 2:

• Hobgoblins (4%)
• Coral Snake (20%)
• Minotaur (?%)
• Griffin (20%)
• Goreminotaur (6.25%)
• Phantom (20%)
• Slime (20%)
• Sludge (20%)
• Golem (14.29% — 20%)
• Medusa (9.09% — 11.11%)
• Sphinx (25%)
• Minotaur (6.25% — 12.5%)
• Cyclops (4.55%)
• Lich (16.81%)
• Ogre (12.5%)
• Serpent (8%)
• Dullahan (8%)
• Magma Scale (8%)
• Drake (20%)

How to Use Ferrystones

Once I’ve acquired a Ferrystone, using it is straightforward: I simply open my inventory, select the Ferrystone, and choose which activated Portcrystal I want to travel to. I’m instantly sent to my destination with a brief teleportation animation, saving me a long cross-country journey. Just be warned – each Ferrystone is a single-use item, so you have to be very careful about when and where you use them.

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Maisters in Dragon’s Dogma 2 are masters of each vocation who can provide you with knowledge tomes that will allow you to master the ultimate skills of your vocation.

There are 10 vocation Maisters scattered across the map. They have different prerequisites And in this guide, I will show you how to get all the Maister’s teachings in Dragon’s Dogma 2.

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All Maister’s Teachings Locations

The 10 maister you’ll find in Dragon’s Dogma 2 are:

1. Fighter Maister Lennart
2. Archer Maister Taliesen
3. Theif Maister Srail
4. Mage Maister Eini
5. Sorcerer Maister Myrddin
6. Warrior Maister Beren
7. Magick Archer Maister Cliodhna
8. Mystic Spearhand Maister Sigurd
9. Trickster Maisrter Luz
10. Warfarer Maister Lamond

Fighter Maister Lennart

You will find Lennart at the heart of Melve. To get the tome from him you will have to do the following:

• Complete the Scaly Invaders Quest
• Complete either Disa’s Plot, Monster Culling, or The Caged Magistrate Quest
• Fend off the Dragon Dwelling in Melve

Rewards: Riotous Fury

Archer Maister Taliesen

Taliesen has secluded himself in his home in Sacred Arbor. To find him you should follow the main storyline where you will interact with Glywndr who will lead you to Sacred Arbor. You can find Glywndr in the Smithy near Vernsworth.

To obtain his tome you will have to:

• Complete the Glywindr’s Questline

Rewards: Heavenly Shot

Theif Maister Srail

Finding Srail is a bit tricky as first, you will most likely encounter Flaude who is a fake Maister. You will have to complete a set of tasks for him but then go directly to Srail who is the actual master of the craft. They are both located in the Nameless Village’s Manor.

Here’s what you will need to do to get the tome:

• Complete The Nameless Village Quest
• Interact with Flaude
• Complete the Obstacles underneath the Manor to reach and interact with Srail

Rewards: Blades of the Pyre, Formless Feint

Mage Maister Eini

The once revered Mage is now a doting grandmother who loves her granddaughter more than anything. To obtain her knowledge tome you will have to interact with her granddaughter in her home on the northern side of the Melve.

Do the following to interact with Eini:

• Give Trysha (Eini’s Granddaughter) five spell tomes. (This is also required if you want to get the sorcerer tome from Trysha but there are some specific requirements)
• Talk to Eini afterward.

Rewards: Celestial Paean

Sorcerer Maister Myrddin

Myrddin is found in a noble’s house in checkpoint rest town, where he will require you to give spells to give you his tutelage. On the other hand, you can obtain another sorcerer maister tome from Trysha when following Eini’s tome questline.

To get Myrddin’s Tome you will have to do the following:

• Forge these spells: Fulminous Shield, Howling Blizzard, Nation’s Death Knell, Towering Earth, and Let There Be Light. (Keep in mind that you don’t need to forge them if you don’t intend to get Trysha’s Tome)
• Give your forged spells to Myrddin while wearing the Noble Cloth Set

If you want to get Trisha’s Tome then:

• Give the original spell tomes to her
• Defeat her after she fails to control her magick.

Rewards: Meteoron, Maelstrom

Warrior Maister Beren

Beren is first located in the Borderwatch Outpost where he will be training the new recruits. He then moves to Moonglow Garden and then to his home in Checkpoint rest town.

To get the tome from him, you will need to:

• Complete the Claw Them Into Shape Quest.
• Complete Beren’s Final Lesson Quest.

Rewards: Arc of Might

Magick Archer Maister Cliodhna

Getting the tome from Cliodhna is quite simple. You will find her in Winwalker’s Home from where you can start her quest and after completion, you will get her tome.

To learn from her you’ll have to:

• Complete Put a Spring in Thy Step quest.

Rewards: Martyr’s Bolt

Mystic Spearhand Maister Sigurd

Sigurd is found in Melve while completing the Readvent of Calamity Quest. Afterward, he can be found in Dragonsbreath Tower in Harve Village.

To get his tome do the following:

• Interact with Sigurd after entering Dragonsbreath Tower.

Rewards: Wild Furie

Trickster Maisrter Luz

You will find the illusion of Luz in the Revenant Shrine. To obtain her tome consider the following steps:

• Reach Rank 2 in Trickster Vocation.
• Find the actual body of Luz which is located above the ladder found on the left side of the Revenant Shrine.

Rewards: Dragon’s Delusion

Warfarer Maister Lamond

 The last maister is the Warfarer Lamond who is found in the Hot Springs of the Volcanic Island Camp. To obtain his tome you need to:

• Complete Scotted Sage Quest.

Rewards: Rearmament

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One aspect that has really caught my attention is just how much the Character Creator allows you to customize not just the looks, but the actual builds of your characters. People have already made some mind-blowing creations — iconic characters, elven Nick Furys, and overly deformed monstrosities. It begs the question — does the height and weight you give your character actually matter in terms of gameplay in Dragon’s Dogma 2?

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Height Advantages and Disadvantages

The character creator in Dragon’s Dogma 2 allows you to completely adjust your Arisen’s height, offering unique advantages and drawbacks.

Height Impact:

• Taller characters have faster jogging speed
• Taller characters have longer weapon reach
• Shorter characters have smaller hit boxes
• Shorter characters can move between monster’s legs
• Shorter characters can enter tight spaces like goblin holes

Limb Length Impact:

• Longer arms increase weapon reach
• Longer legs increase run speed

As you can see, there are great advantages on both sides. The faster travel speed for taller characters will be hugely beneficial when traversing the open world. Plus, taking down giant enemies will be easier with those long-reaching weapons. On the other hand, being small and nimble lets you avoid attacks and access hidden areas.

Weight and Stamina Management

But height isn’t the only factor — your overall weight and build also come into play, impacting your stamina management and carrying capacity.

Weight Impact:

• Heavier characters have slower stamina regeneration
• Heavier characters have reduced stamina usage
• Heavier characters have increased inventory weight capacity
• Heavier characters move faster in heavy armor
• Lighter characters have faster stamina regeneration
• Lighter characters have higher stamina usage
• Lighter characters have reduced inventory capacity

The size and build you select for your character provides specific advantages and disadvantages that impact combat, mobility, stamina management, and even exploration/environmental interaction. That’s why you must choose the right physique according to your preferred play style.

My Opinion

When you make your character, think about your play style: how you want to play, and which class you want to pick. For instance, if you like to fight close combat with a Warrior or Fighter, you want a tall and strong character. But if you want to keep a distance between you and your foes, like a Ranger or Mage, you should choose a smaller, more agile character.

In Dragon’s Dogma 2, remember that size matters – but it’s up to you to decide how it shapes your adventure.

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Right off the bat, it’s important to make one thing clear — Dragon’s Dogma 2 does not feature any kind of traditional multiplayer or co-op gameplay mode. Unlike many modern RPGs that have embraced online multiplayer experiences, Dragon’s Dogma 2 remains solely focused on delivering a rich, compelling single-player adventure.

So if you were hoping to team up with friends and take on the game’s challenges cooperatively in real-time, you’ll unfortunately be disappointed. However, that doesn’t mean Dragon’s Dogma 2 is a completely solitary experience, disconnected from the larger gaming community.

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The Innovative Pawn System

The returning Pawn system from the first game is at the core of Dragon’s Dogma 2’s unique online integration. Pawns are AI-controlled companion characters that join your party and fight alongside your main protagonist, known as the Arisen. While not directly controlled by other human players, Pawns provide an indirect form of multiplayer connectivity.

Creating and Sharing Your Main Pawn

Early on, you’ll be tasked with creating your own custom Main Pawn that will be a permanent part of your adventuring party. You can fine-tune every aspect of this Pawn, from their appearance down to their voice, personality, skills, and equipment loadout.

Once created, you’ll have the option to share this Main Pawn online, allowing other Dragon’s Dogma 2 players anywhere in the world to recruit a clone of your Pawn into their own parties through special Riftstone monuments scattered throughout the world.

Recruiting Others’ Pawns

Just as you can share your Main Pawn globally, you’ll also be able to recruit Pawns created by other players to join your own party. In this way, you’ll be exploring dungeons, battling beasts, and overcoming challenges alongside a diverse array of Pawns designed and shared by Dragon’s Dogma fans from around the world.

This asymmetric form of multiplayer allows the developers to maintain their ambitious single-player vision without compromising the core experience. But it still connects you to a living, breathing community, adding flare and excitement with every new Pawn you recruit.

Pawn Knowledge Sharing

Pawns don’t just represent your connections to other players — they actively learn from them, too. As a player’s Main Pawn gets recruited into other adventuring parties, it will gain new knowledge and insights from the battles, environments, and players it encounters.

When you next summon your Pawn back to your party, you’ll find it has grown wiser, having unlocked new combat tips, environmental observations and unique bits of lore to share from its experiences in other players’ games. The Pawn system creates a living ecology where everyone’s experiences cumulatively shape the knowledge of Pawns across the whole community.

Gifting and Rift Crystals

The Pawn system wouldn’t be complete without player-to-player trading and rewards for sharing your Pawns. After a player dismisses your Pawn from their party, they’ll have the option to send it back with gift items as a thank-you gesture. You’ll receive these gifts the next time you rest at an inn.

Additionally, you’ll be rewarded with valuable Rift Crystals (the game’s premium currency) each time someone recruits your Pawn, with greater rewards for higher levels of use. This incentivizes creating helpful, powerful Pawns that others will want to experience in their own adventures.

Asynchronous Community

While Dragon’s Dogma 2 may not include real-time multiplayer, the Pawn system still manages to make the experience feel tangibly connected to a living community of players. You’ll frequently cross paths with the custom Pawns created by other players, each with their own appearances, personalities, and insights to share about the world around you.

As your own Main Pawn gets circulated among other players’ games and returns with new knowledge, you’ll gain fascinating glimpses into how others have tackled the same challenges you face. It’s an asynchronous multiplayer experience that enriches the feeling of being part of a larger community united around Dragon’s Dogma 2’s world and lore.

The Future of Multiplayer in Dragon’s Dogma 2

Of course, the dream for many Dragon’s Dogma fans would be the addition of full real-time co-op multiplayer to adventure alongside friends. And while the developers have given no indication of such plans, it’s not impossible that fan requests and modding efforts could facilitate more direct multiplayer options down the road.

But for now, the unique Pawn system stands as Dragon’s Dogma 2’s way to scratch that multiplayer itch while maintaining its laser-focus on a meticulously crafted single-player narrative experience. While not true multiplayer, it’s an innovative compromise that still connects all players into a living, breathing community, leaving their mark on the game’s world.

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In the vast, unforgiving lands of Gransys, the path of the Arisen is one of constant growth and evolution. Though you start as a fledgling Fighter, Thief, Mage or Archer, greater callings await if you are willing to adapt. If you visit the local Vocation Guilds, you can unlock new vocations tied to powerful new skills and play styles. In this guide, you’ll learn how to change vocations in Dragon’s Dogma 2.

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Vocation Guild Locations

These guilds can be found within major cities, settlements, and even certain inns across the region:

• Inn in Melve (North)
• Vernworth Vocation Guild
• Bakbattahl Vocation Guild

Simply interact with the Vocation Guild NPC and select “Change Vocation” to get started.

How to Change Vocations

First, find a guild, or, an inn where you can change your vocation.

Then, enter the guild, or, an inn and talk to the NPC inside. You’ll see Vocation Guild option popped up.

When you choose, Vocation Guild option, you’ll see that you have the option to Change Vocation. If you choose that option, you can change your vocation.

How to Unlock New Vocations

Of course, you’ll first need to spend Discipline Points (DP) to unlock vocations beyond the starting four. DP is gained from defeating enemies and completing quests.

More advanced vocations like the stalwart Warrior, mystic Sorcerer or elusive Trickster also have additional requirements. You must complete certain key quests or meet unique NPCs before they can be unlocked and equipped.

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The Cost of Change

Each new vocation you unlock requires an upfront DP cost:

• Starting Vocations: 100 DP
• Advanced Vocations: 150 DP
• Hybrid Vocations: 200+ DP

Once unlocked, you can freely switch between any vocation you’ve unlocked at no additional cost.

As you push deeper into the accursed lands, facing ever-more twisted monstrosities, know that your vocation — your calling, don’t have to be permanent. The freedom to change your path is always but a Vocation Guild away.

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Each vocation in Dragon’s Dogma 2 offers a distinct combat style, unique abilities, and specific equipment. In this guide, I’ll delve into everything you need to know on how to unlock new vocations in Dragon’s Dogma 2. I’ll also mention the pros and cons of each vocation so that you can find the right fit for your play style.

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How to Unlock New Vocations

Here’s what you need to know about unlocking new vocations in Dragon’s Dogma 2.

Fighter, Archer, Mage, and Thief

You’ll have access to these four vocations right from the start. When you create your character, you must choose one of them as your initial vocation. Don’t worry, though, you can change vocations anytime by visiting a Vocation Guild or Inn.

But, you must spend 100 Discipline Points (Dcp) to acquire the starting vocations.

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Warrior and Sorcerer

To unlock the Warrior and Sorcerer vocations, you’ll need to head to Vernworth, the capital city. Speak to the Vocation Guild receptionist there, and they’ll send you on a quest called “Vocation Frustration.”

Your task?

Find a greatsword and an archistaff hidden away in Trevo Mine, just northwest of the city. Explore the mine, locate those weapons in separate chests, and bring them back. Bam! You’ve now unlocked Warrior and Sorcerer.

Mystic Spearhand

You have a few chances to unlock this one. First, during the “Readvent of Calamity” quest in Melve, you’ll encounter a warrior named Sigurd aiding in the defense against a dragon attack. Stick around after the battle and chat with him — he’ll teach you the ways of the Mystic Spearhand.

If you miss him there, you can find Sigurd later in Harve Village or even at Dragonsbreath Tower deep in the southwest jungles. Wherever you cross paths, a friendly conversation unlocks this vocation.

Magick Archer

Make your way down to the volcanic Agamen Island in the far south. Once there, you’ll meet a dwarf named Gautstafr, who tasks you with the “Put a Spring in Thy Step” quest.

Help him out by escorting him to the nearby hot springs, and his elven wife Cliodhna will reveal herself as a Magick Archer. She’ll happily share her secrets with you, unlocking this powerful vocation.

Trickster

As you progress through the main story in Battahl, you’ll eventually receive a quest called “Flickering Shadows.” One of the objectives is to speak to an Oracle named Luz.

Her shrine is located northeast of Bakbattahl, the desert nation’s capital. Pay her a visit, have a chat, and she’ll grant you the Trickster vocation on the spot.

Warfarer

You’ll need to reach the Volcanic Island Camp Hot Springs for this one. There, you’ll find a drunkard named Lamond who craves some “Newt Liqueur.”

Fetch him three bottles of this rare brew — you can craft it, purchase it discreetly in Bakbattahl, or find it in a few scattered locations.

Once you’ve satisfied Lamond’s thirst, he’ll teach you the ways of the highly versatile Warfarer vocation.

Choose Which Vocation is Right for You

I’ll mention pros and cons of every vocation in Dragon’s Dogma 2, so that you can find out which class is right for you.

Fighter

Archer

Mage

Thief

Warrior

Sorcerer

Mystic Spearhand

Magick Archer

Trickster

Warfarer

So, are you ready to start your journey of unlocking every vocation, Arisen? The path may be difficult, but with determination and a keen eye for adventure, you’ll soon wield the full might of Dragon’s Dogma 2’s combat disciplines.

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Camping Kit is a vital item used on campsites to heal back your party’s max HP. Since fighting lowers your HP, it can be recovered in other ways. There are six types of camping kits with different pricing and extra benefits. Furthermore, the Camping kit in Dragon’s Dogma 2 is not a single-use item. So, you can keep only one to save carry weight. You can use them at bonfires scattered across different locations in the game world.

Obtain Camping Kit in Dragon’s Dogma 2 in the following ways:

• Buy from curative vendors: Almost all vendors will sell Camping Kits. Check up on them to see what type they are selling.
• Pickup from loot: You can find Camping kits in treasure chests and lying in the open world during your travels.
• DLC purchase: The Deluxe Edition of Dragon’s Dogma 2 comes with several useful items including the Explorer’s Camping Kit.
• Online Players: Other players may gift your Pawn camping kits after they use and release them.

Camping Kits restore your party’s HP and remove the HP limiting Loss Gauge. Before starting a camp, clear out surrounding enemies, as the game may punish you with an ambush while you’re vulnerable in your camp.

Types of Camping Kit in Dragon’s Dogma 2

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When it comes to builds and character customizations, Dragon’s Dogma 2 offers players a plethora of options. Your build will primarily focus on the weapon you are choosing and the gears you’re dawning. With over 50 weapon skills and more coming from Capcom, it can be quite daunting, especially if this is your first playthrough.

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Don’t worry, as in this guide, I will list all weapons skills in Dragon’s Dogma 2, their requirements, and costs. Remember, some skills can be obtained without paying any gold. So, make sure to keep an eye out for them too!

All Weapon Skills in Dragon’s Dogma 2

Here are the lists of all the weapon skills you will be able to purchase or obtain in the game:

All Fighter Weapon Skills

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All Warrior Weapon Skill

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All Warfare Weapon Skill

All Archer Weapon Skill

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All Magick Archer Weapon Skill

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All Trickster Weapon Skill

All Thief Weapon Skill

All Mage Weapon Skill

All Sorcerer Weapon Skill

All Mythic Spearhead Weapon Skill

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Checkpoint Rest Town is one of the most useful points of interest in Dragon’s Dogma 2. You can take a rest, talk to new NPCs, or take on new side-quests in the Rest Town. But you can’t just enter the Rest Town as you please. Instead, you’ll need a Border Entry Permit to get through the gate.

In this guide, I’ll show you how to get through the gate at Rest Town in Dragon’s Dogma 2 using different methods. You’ll learn to use a permit properly and some cheeky ways to enter the border.

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Method 1: Mask Up and Gate Crash

After leaving Vernworth, Captain Brant hooked you up with a Border Entry Permit to cross into Battahl. Not so fast — that permit is only good for furry Beastren folk. If you’re a human character, you’ll need to get a mask.

Head to Ibrahim’s Scrap Store on the west side of Checkpoint Rest and get yourself a legit Beastren Mask for 8,700 gold. You can now enter the rest town gates as you please. A scrap shop mask seems like some sketchy workaround. But, that’s how to get through the gate at Rest Town in Dragon’s Dogma 2.

Method 2: Preparing for the Illicit Gate Crossing

In order to actually cross the Rest Town gate via this method, you’re not allowed to possess any of the items that you can use to get through the gate normally. There are two items that allow you to access that gate, and you want to put them in storage at the inn.

One is the Battahl Residential Card, and the other is the Border Entry Permit. You should store both of these items inside the inn, so that you don’t have them on your character, or else the achievement or trophy (I’m In) won’t unlock.

Finding the Smuggler’s Oxcart

During the afternoon, you should be able to run north of Checkpoint Rest Town, across the bridge, and you should be able to locate an oxcart that has a bit of a shelter on it.

Unfortunately, the draw distance in Dragon’s Dogma 2 is awful, so, you won’t see it from far away. You’ll have to run across the bridge to see if it spawns in. It should be there every afternoon on a schedule.

The reason I know this works is that if you go up the mountain and talk to the gate agent, he’ll let you know that oxcarts like this one specifically are allowed to pass through the gate.

The Smuggling Method

Once you’re inside the cart, just wait about 5 minutes for the cart to go up the hill, down the street, through the gate and once you are on the other side, the achievement or trophy should unlock for you.

Method 3: Use Your Enemy as Your Friend

Another harder and more complicated way to pass through the gate, by the way, is to force an enemy to come near the gate, and then guards from both sides will attack it. As they are crossing through, it should open the gate, allowing you to walk on through. And if you don’t have any of the permits or the residential card, it will also unlock the achievement or trophy (I’m In).

I’ve mentioned the three methods that you can use to enter Rest Town. Moreover, I’ve included how you can complete “I’m In” achievement.

Also check out: How To Unlock All Endings in Dragon’s Dogma 2: True Ending Guide

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