Dragon’s Dogma 2: best skills for each Vocation

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Dragon’s Dogma 2: best skills for each Vocation

As you level up your Vocations and character in Dragon’s Dogma 2, you will earn XP and Dcp. The former will contribute to you leveling up and passively getting stronger, while the latter needs to be spent on unlocking new skills for your current Vocation. There are 10 total Vocations you can eventually unlock and use, and each one has a dozen or more skills to unlock and test out, and yet you can only use four at any given time. That’s a lot of possible skills to try out and potentially waste your DCP on. Instead, we’ll help you min-max your build right from the start by recommending the best skills you should get for each and every Vocation in the game.

Best skills

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The best skill will vary for each Vocation based on what role they are most suited to in combat. Some skills can be upgraded to better versions as you level up your Vocation, so check back in the skills menu every so often to make sure you’re using the best version available.

Fighter

Airward Slash — Fighters are limited in range, but Airward Slash gives you an option to at least attempt to ******* flying enemies with this leaping strike.

Gouging Skewer — Great for targets of all sizes, this move has you impale your sword into an ****** and mercilessly assail them. If it is done against a large foe, you also automatically grab onto them.

Archer

Torrent Shot — This move makes you immobile but fires off a near-constant stream of arrows at an increasing rate as you tap the button.

Exploding Shot — If you like sticky ****** in other games, this is effectively that. You ***** off an arrow that sticks to whatever it hits and explodes either after a short time or if it is attacked. Great for knocking down unstable enemies.

Mage

Levin – Call down bolts of lightning to smite your foes! You can keep the cast going with more strikes at the cost of stamina. A great ranged ******* that deals high damage.

Halidom – This spell creates a zone that cures caught *****, frostbite, unconscious, sleep, silence, drenched, and tarred. This will save you a ton of grief and consumables.

Thief

Powder Blast — After scaling a massive ******, or getting yourself surrounded by smaller mobs, plant a ***** and detonate it when the time is right for great effect. Also handy for exploring and clearing breakable objects in the world.

Gut and Run — Use this skill after climbing up and reaching a big foe’s weak point to get a guaranteed critical strike before leaping clear. Works best against weak points if you can find and reach it, but deadly either way.

Warrior

Surging Strike — Take your massive sword, leap high into the air, and slam it down with this devastating skill. As you would expect, the higher elevation you can perform this move from, the more damage it will do.

Savage Lash — When you need one, big hit to finish things off, go for the Savage Lash. This charges us one massive strike that can melt an ******’s HP if you time it right.

Sorcerer

Thundermine — You’re very vulnerable while casting since you can’t move, so toss out a Thuindermine to keep you safe. it will act as a little turret to zap any ****** who gets close.

Decanter – All magic users have low HP by default, so a spell that steals an ******’s life is a win-win. You can drain an ****** for as long as you have the stamina.

Mystic Spearhand

Devout Offringe — This is the upgraded version of the Humble skill which lets you levitate an object and toss it at the nearest ****** but has better range. A great compliment to a mostly melee-range Vocation.

Mirour Vesture – Whenever you see a massive ******* coming but don’t have time to avoid it, cast Mirour Vesture to create a temporary barrier that completely negates any damage.

Magick Archer

Irridant Orb — ****** a glob of ***** onto an ****** for continuous burning damage that may also cause the target to catch *****. This is a great way to add passive DPS to tanky enemies.

Vimtaking — Your Pawns will be taking most of the damage with this Vocation so keep them healthy with this skill that saps ****** health and gives it to your pawns.

Trickster

Aromatic Rally — This is a simple but powerful ******* buff for all your Pawns, and it can even keep them going when their HP hits zero. It does drain their health, however.

Delusory Screen — Build a trap by summoning a wall to block enemies and funnel them, or just sneak by unnoticed.

Warfarer

The Warfarer can learn skills from any other Vocation, so mix and match any from this list to make the ultimate build!

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