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The world ofDragon’s Dogma 2is rife with nailser, monsters.
From wolves (which hunt in packs!)
Give your enemies a headache.
Fortunately, the Arisen can choose from a number of Vocations to turn the tide.
These Vocations grant new skills and abilities, favoring different weapons and styles of combat.
For anyone fond of two-handed weapons and sheer force, the Warrior Vocation is calling.
Give your enemies a headache.
Here’s everything you oughta know about the Warrior in Dragon’s Dogma 2.
Dragon’s Dogma 2: What is the Warrior Vocation?
This makes the Warrior an interesting choice.
Fortunately, this isn’t a complicated Vocation to unlock.
There are several to find, but the easiest one to access is in the town of Vermund.
There are all of the skills I’ve found for the Warrior Vocation so far.
Weapon Skills
Weapon Skills are the main abilities you’ll be using with your chosen Vocation.
You’ll need to pick and choose carefully, as you might only have so many assigned.
Some of these skills are upgrades of existing skills, but the majority are distinct.
Core Skills
Core skills are used to buff up and enhance your specific Vocation in different ways.
Augments
Augments are the most unique of the three skill types that a Vocation may use.
Augments provide ostensibly simple benefits, such as Vitality, a Warrior Augment that increases your maximum Health stat.
Unlike Weapon Skills and Core Skills however, once unlocked, Augments can be used across any Vocation.
Take note of your Pawn party’s positioning when you’re in a fight.
Ideally, this should be your main Pawn, but having one in your party is a requirement.
Give your enemies a headache.
The third Pawn is totally up to you.
Dragon’s Dogma 2 is now available on Xbox Series X|S, Windows PC, and PlayStation 5.
Use your powers to take own large dragons with the help of your Pawn party members.
A dark world to explore.
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