Do you want to change vocations in Dragon’s Dogma 2, but don’t know how? Let’s look at how to change vocations in Dragon’s Dogma 2.
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.
Read More: All Available Vocations (Classes) in Dragon’s Dogma 2
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.
Read More: How to Unlock New Vocations in Dragon’s Dogma 2
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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