The best weapons for every vocation in Dragon’s Dogma 2
Looking for the best weapons in Dragon’s Dogma 2?There are a plethora of weapons inDragon’s Dogma 2, from fairly standard swords utilised by the Fighter to unusual incense burners swung by the Trickster. While most weapons are purchasable in shops, all cost a hefty amount of gold, and several top-tier weapons are only found in chests. Furthermore, the very best armaments inDragon’s Dogma 2are only available in the endgame, where they are sold by the Dragonforged.
To help you save precious time on your journey to defeat the dragon, we’ve taken a close look at the greatest fighting tools for each and every vocation in Dragon’s Dogma 2. In this guide, we’ve broken down the best weapons, letting you know where to find them and how much they’re going to cost you.
A story spoiler lies ahead.If you’d rather experience Dragon’s Dogma 2 without any plot beats revealed ahead of time, look away now.
Best Dragonforged weapons in Dragon’s Dogma 2
The ultimate weapons in Dragon’s Dogma 2 are found in theUnmoored World, the secret endgame. (For more information on reaching the endgame and all other main quests, check out ourwalkthrough to Dragon’s Dogma 2. You’ll need to visit the Dragonforged, the mysterious master of enchanting gear with Wyrmslife Crystals (WLC). The Dragonforged can be found in theBay Wayside Shrine, which is north of Bakbattahl, and he’ll only sell you the following weapons for Wyrmslife Crystals, which you obtain by slaying drakes.
The following table shows the names of the weapons, their weapon type, their associated vocations, and their Wyrmslife Crystal cost.
Note that the Warfarer is not listed as a vocation on this table, because the Warfarer is a jack-of-all-trades class that uses weapons from all other vocations.
While Dragonforged weapons might be renowned for their strength, there are plenty of regular weapons that are more than worthy of serving as your Arisen’s main means of fighting. You don’t need to endlessly grind for Wyrmslife Crystals to obtain these stellar options, but they do require you to either have lots of gold and Seeker’s Tokens, or in some cases to unearth locked chests in dungeons.
The following table shows the names of the best regular weapons, their weapon type, their associated vocations, their location, and their cost in gold (G) or Seeker Tokens. Some of these weapons can only be purchased inNew Game +, and we’ve added a note when this is the case. There are three options for each vocation, except for the Fighter, who gets five due to their ability to use shields.
Like our previous table, the Warfarer is not listed here, because they can technically use all of these weapons.
With this look at the best weapons in Dragon’s Dogma 2, your arsenal is complete! If you’re in need of a few more hints to complement your journey as the Arisen, why not take a look at our guide to thebest vocations in Dragon’s Dogma 2, or ourbeginner’s guide of tips and tricks. If you’re curious about the Warfarer - the one class in Dragon’s Dogma 2 that can use every single weapon and armor in the game - then we’ve got guides onhow to unlock the Warfarer, as well as alist of possible builds.
