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Dragon’s Dogma 2: All Vocations So Far

Dragon’s Dogma 2 is slated for next year, and may be the next big open-world role-playing game everyone’s waiting for. With the Capcom Devil May Cry team behind the action and story, you can no doubt get your fill of action and monster-hunting of the fantasy kind set in a warring world between two kingdoms of various races.

As with all RPGs, characters in-game are assigned different classes, or Vocations in Dragon’s Dogma 2’s case. These determine your attacks and skills when fighting the many foes in the world, whether it’s casting spells or using good old-fashioned slashing and brute force. Here is the list of Vocations you can use for your Arisen and Pawns. Note that half of these Vocations are Arisen-only; Pawns can only use the “Base” Vocations.

Fighter (Base)

The Fighter vocation excels in melee combat, deftly wielding a sword and shield. Fighters can slice through enemy ranks and deliver powerful blows, while also using their shields to protect themselves and their allies.

 

Archer (Base)

The Archer vocation specializes in long-range attacks using a bow and arrow. They perform their attacks from afar and can target enemies in high positions. In addition, they are essential in supporting the frontline. For example, by targeting enemy weaknesses, they can create opportunities for your allies to strike.

 

Thief (Base)

The Thief attacks with deadly speed, dealing rapid and consecutive strikes with daggers in both hands while exhibiting outstanding mobility. They quickly step away after striking, exploit openings to cling onto enemies, and inflict heavy damage. They may also steal items from NPCs and enemies.

 

Mage (Base)

Wielding a staff, the Mage offers support to their party in various ways: from launching magick attacks, offering enchantments that bolster their party members’ weapons, to casting healing spells.
The more advanced and powerful the magick is, the longer the incantation time will be. As a Mage, you will experience the strategic excitement of deftly executing your magick abilities.

 

Trickster

A vocation exclusive to the Arisen, the Trickster can conjure illusions through the smoke created by its unique weapon, the Censer. Tricksters can use illusions to deceive enemies into fighting against their own. They also have the ability to temporarily increase the power of Pawns beyond their limits.

This Vocation is most likely branching from the Thief and Mage Vocations; leveling the previous Vocations to a particularly high level will open up the Trickster Vocation.

 

Warrior

The Warrior boasts a robust physique specializing in direct combat, with the strength to endure enemy counterattacks. Warriors are masters of two-handed weapons such as the greatsword and the hammer. The strike that is unleashed after charging power and identifying an opening, is among the most powerful attacks of all vocations.

This Vocation is most likely branching off from the Fighter Vocation.

 

Magick Archer

Available only to the Arisen, the Magick Archer vocation excels in long-range combat with their magickal arrows. In addition to attacking or healing, Magick Archers are also adept at supporting their allies. They can learn a custom skill that unleashes a devastating attack over a wide area, in exchange for reducing their own maximum HP.

This Vocation is most likely from the Mage and Archer Vocations; you need to level both up to a particularly high number to unlock this Vocation.

 

Mystic Spearhand

The Mystic Spearhand, a vocation available only to the Arisen, combines melee and magick, making them a well-balanced vocation that is effective from any range. The Mystic Spearhand is a master of their unique weapon, the Duospear. Using magick, they can paralyze enemies or hurl multiple objects at them.

This Vocation is most likely unlocked from leveling up both the Mage and Fighter Vocation.

 

Sorcerer

Exclusive to the Arisen. The Sorcerer is a vocation completely specialized in various magick attacks. Their magick is conjured with both hands through a large staff, and can change the tide of battle at any given opportunity. As their magick spells take longer to cast, it is key for the Sorcerer to find a safe place and determine the correct moment to strike.

 

Dragon’s Dogma 2 will be out on 22nd March 2024 for PC, Xbox Series, and PlayStation 5.

 

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