Let’s look at the complete list of Vocations(Clases) in Dragon’s Dogma 2 (DD2).
Vocations (Classes) in Dragon’s Dogma 2 refer to the different character classes that players can choose from. These dictate aspects like:
- The weapons the character can wield
- The skills and abilities they have access to
- How their stats (e.g., strength, magic, etc.) increase as they level up
Whether you favor the defensive prowess of the Fighter, the destructive sorcery of the Mage, or the illusory tricks of the all-new Trickster, there is a vocation to suit every play style. In this guide, I’ll go over all the available Classes (Vocations) in Dragon’s Dogma 2.
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All Vocations (Classes) in Dragon’s Dogma 2
Here are all Vocations (Classes) in Dragon’s Dogma 2 in a list:
| Class (Vocation) | Type | Weapons | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| FIGHTER | Basic | Swords, Shields | A defensive front-line warrior wielding a sword and shield to protect allies. |
| ARCHER | Basic | Bows | A long-range sharpshooter raining down arrows from a distance. |
| THIEF | Basic | Daggers | A fast and agile striker dishing out rapid melee attacks with daggers. |
| MAGE | Basic | Staves | A ranged spell caster using a staff to rain down offensive and supportive magic. |
| WARRIOR | Advanced | Great swords, Hammers | A heavy-hitting juggernaut dealing crushing blows with massive two-handed weapons. |
| SORCERER | Advanced | Staves | A powerful spell caster channeling devastating area-of-effect magic through a staff. |
| MAGICK ARCHER | Exclusive to the Arisen | Magick Bows | A ranged magic-user firing enchanted arrows from afar. |
| MYSTIC SPEARHAND | Exclusive to the Arisen | Duospears | A versatile hybrid, wielding a duospear to blend melee and magic attacks. |
| TRICKSTER | Exclusive to the Arisen | Censer | An illusionist conjuring phantasms and buffs using a smoke-spewing censer. |
| WARFARER | Exclusive to the Arisen | All | A versatile jack-of-all-trades able to wield any three weapon types. |
Vocations essentially define the combat role and play style of the character. For example, the Fighter vocation focuses on melee combat with a sword and shield, while the Mage is centered around casting magic spells.
The vocations are divided into three categories:
- Starting Vocations (e.g., Fighter, Mage, Thief, Archer) — Available from the start.
- Advanced Vocations (e.g., Warrior, Sorcerer) — Unlocked later in the game.
- Hybrid Vocations(e.g., Mystic Spearhand, Magick Archer, Trickster, Warfarer) — Combine aspects of multiple vocations and are only available to the Arisen.
You need to choose a vocation for their main character (the Arisen) as well as for the AI-controlled allies called Pawns that accompany them. This choice significantly impacts how the characters perform and grow in combat throughout the game.
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