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A ring that brims with mystic light. Grants the wearer a more companionable air. When offered as a gift, it deepens the bond between giver and receiver. |
0.01 kgEternal Bond is a Ring in Dragon's Dogma 2. Eternal Bond allows players to deepen their bonds more easily while wearing this ring. Rings in Dragon's Dogma 2 are items that the player uses to obtain several bonuses and buffs to its Stats, Rings unlike other equipment don't have a Vocation restriction.
A ring that brims with mystic light. Grants the wearer a more companionable air. When offered as a gift, it deepens the bond between giver and receiver.
Eternal Bond Effect in DD2
This ring has the following effect: Boosts favor by 10%
Eternal Bond can be Equipped By
Eternal Bond can be wielded by the following Vocations:
How to get Eternal Bond in Dragon's Dogma 2
These are the various methods of acquiring Eternal Bond:
- Turn in 120 Seeker's Tokens to a Vocation Guild
- Can be received as an award for completing the Riddle Of Futility for the Sphinx.
Can be purchased from these shops:
Eternal Bond Buy and Sell Price
- Eternal Bond buy price:
100000 - Eternal Bond sell price: 40000
Dragon's Dogma 2 Eternal Bond Video Guide
Dragon's Dogma 2 Eternal Bond Notes & Trivia
- Notes, Tips, and Trivia for Eternal Bond go here…
- Players can equip up to 2 Rings at the same time.
- You can gift this item. It will give 200 points of favor to an NPC that likes the item.
Anonymous
- Anonymous
This thing's worth 40k, since it's easy to increase favor, selling seems to be the best choice.
- Anonymous
I gave this to my pawn and I swear they started blushing when I talked to them. I also convinced myself that their dialogue options have changed. Did I gaslight myself? Does this ring do anything to change a pawn when they have it equipped?
- Anonymous
I give Doireann this ring along with other gifts, do multiple escort quests for her, and I still end up with Ulrika as my highest affinity character. Doireann isn't even in the top 3 according to the end credits. Reminds me of my last playthrough of the first game. I do my best to make Aelinore my beloved, give her the Arisen's Bond, and somehow I still get Madeleine. It's nice to see the affinity system is just as perplexing and ridiculous as it was in the original game, lol. I don't really care that much since there's far less significance to whoever the dragon abducts in this game compared to the first game.
- Anonymous
can also be found in Sphinx chest after the Riddle of Futility Quest in the Frontier Shrine
- Anonymous
Affinity drops a little every day when you don't talk to people. You can gain affinity quite easily with Jasper, Onyx and Tiger's eye (+50), Dragon's eye (+60), so the ring is really useful for the 1st part (+10% affinity). I've kept one ring to wear on my main pawn (for RP purposes), as it doesn't change the affinity points of your main pawn at all. The only way to gain affinity points is to talk to them every day (+2), clap at the end of a fight (+5), take a vocanic bath (+10, not sure) and have a haircut (+20, not sure either). I've seen how the affinity system works thanks to a mod that makes the bar visible.
I hope I've helped you.
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