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Warrior is an Advanced Vocation in Dragon's Dogma 2. The Warrior is a frontline vocation, dealing heavy burst melee damage with their two-handed weapons. Vocations are the many character classes the player can choose from. The Vocation you choose for the Arisen or your Pawns dictates what Weapons and Skills they are able to use, as well as how their stats increase per level up. Some Vocations are only able to be used by the Arisen.

 

The Warrior boasts a robust physique specializing in direct combat, with the strength to endure enemy counterattacks. Warriors are masters of two-handed weapons such as the greatsword and the hammer. The strike that is unleashed after charging power and identifying an opening, is among the most powerful attacks of all vocations.

 

How to Unlock the Warrior Class in Dragon's Dogma 2

• Pick up the side quest Vocation Frustration from Klaus at the Vernworth Vocation Guild in Vernworth.
• Complete the side quest: Vocation Frustration. The side quest tasks the player to find and bring an archistaff and greatsword to Klaus.
• By bringing the weapons to Klaus, that you both find inside chests in Trevo Mine, you'll gain access to the Sorcerer and Warrior vocations.
• Acquiring or unlocking the vocation at a Vocation Guild requires 150 Dcp.

 

Where to Find the Warrior Maister in Dragon's Dogma 2

• Assigned Maister: Beren
• Related Quests: Claw Them Into Shape and Beren's Final Lesson
• Maister's Locations:
  • Borderwatch Outpost [See Dragon's Dogma 2 Map]
  • Beren's Tent [See Dragon's Dogma 2 Map]

Beren is the Maister NPC players must interact with to acquire the Champion's Fable. Using the scroll unlocks the Arc of Might Warrior Skill for yourself and your main pawn. Players must complete the quests Claw Them Into Shape, followed by Beren's Final Lesson to obtain the scroll as a reward from Beren. If he doesn't give the scroll at this point, it may be necessary to raise his affinity by giving gifts.

 

Dragon's Dogma 2 Warrior Guide and Builds Videos

 

Warrior Combat Guide Dragon's Dogma 2 

Warriors are at their best when fighting at the vanguard, cutting down foes with a single swing of their greatsword and charging through them enemy ranks without heeding their blows. Their attacks cleave a wide and devastating arc, but their movements are slow, and, stout as they are, they cannot withstand an onslaught indefinitely without aid. Hold down the basic attack button before unleashing an attack to charge up your strength, changing the attack to a charged slash and dealing greater damage. A warrior need not fear the enemy's blows while charging up their strength, as they have increased resistances and are less likely to flinch for the duration.

Press the class action button to use Barge. What it lacks in power it makes up for in swiftness, and it can also be used as a follow-up attack after a strike with the greatsword. A warrior should barge their enemies without fear, as they have increased resistances and are less likely to flinch for the duration, giving them ample opportunity to counter. When you land an attack using the heavy attack button, it will change to a powerful successive strike if: 1) the target is downed or knocked off balance, or 2) the target is not expecting the attack. Powerful successive strikes should be carefully aimed, as they leave you vulnerable.

Warriors are a moderately difficult class that can fill a front-line tanking role. With great timing, strategy, and position, warriors can easily counterattack or charge up their attacks to deliver a powerful blow, dealing great damage to large opponents and clearing out smaller enemies. On top of their great damaging abilities, their strength can easily stagger or knock down enemies, giving your team free rein to charge in and attack. Key to using warrior effectively is frequent use of Barge. While warrior attacks are slow, barge can be used quickly and is capable of staggering enemies. When used just before an enemy attack hits you, it can also negate some damage and reduce the knockdown of the attack. Barge can be used as an opening to a combo to stagger an opponent before beginning to charge up a longer attack. It can also be used after an attack has landed to further stagger or possibly knock down the enemy, who may still be reeling from your attack.

Warriors can learn the core skill Chain of Blows, which allows them to wield regular attacks much more quickly and with greater power if the next attack is launched when their weapon reaches the end of its arc. Breakneck Strike is another core skill which adds greater damage to an attack if it is unleashed at the moment the attack is fully charged (your sword will briefly flash at this time). With proper timing, warriors have a very rhythmic attack pattern, making them more effective than with just button-mashing.

Another important tool for damage mitigation is Tidal Fury, which can be used to parry an enemy attack, thereby negating damage and automatically launching a follow-up attack. Alternatively, you may practice using the core skill Repulse, which can be used with other warrior skills to parry enemy attacks. To pull off the parry, you might release a charged attack just before the enemy attack hits you. 

Also of note is the utility skill Ladder Launch, which may boost allies into the air to aid in climbing large foes or reaching inaccessible areas during exploration. The skill Revivify can be used to negate the effects of the caught fire, frostbite, sleep, silence, and unconscious debilitations. Additionally, when playing as a tank, a warrior can use Bellow to generate threat and draw the attention of enemies.

 

DD2 Warrior Starting Equipment

The Warrior starting equipment is as follows:

• Weapon: Two-Hander - War Blade
• Head Armor: Gladiator's Helm
• Body Armor: Tribal Brace - Intrepid Scalecoat
• Leg Armor: Traveler's Gaiters - Bandit Greaves

 

DD2 Warrior Stat Growth

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Stats in Dragon's Dogma 2 grow in two ways - temporary Stat Adjustments from choosing and adopting a Vocation, and increases that happen per level, modified by Vocation Stat Multipliers. Stat Adjustments happen instantly whenever you change into a Vocation. This means that when you choose your Basic Vocation during Character Creation, you'll likely already have these Stat Adjustments already applied to your Stats. Vocation Stat Multipliers are relevant whenever your character levels up.

 

For an in-depth guide into how Stat Levels grow and how Stat Leveling works in Dragon's Dogma 2, as well as a full list of the base Stat increases per level before any multipliers, visit our page here.

 

Dragon's Dogma 2 Warrior Weapon Skills

 

 

Dragon's Dogma 2 Warrior Core Skills

DD2 Warrior Weapons

In Dragon's Dogma 2, Warriors can wield two main types of weapons: Greatswords and Hammers. Greatswords are massive two-handed swords, perfect for dealing massive physical damage with sweeping attacks. Hammers, on the other hand, offer a different style of combat, allowing Warriors to crush their enemies with sheer force.

 

DD2 Warrior Other Notes & Tips

• Additional Notes & Tips for the Warrior go here.
• Versatile: This is one of the easiest trophies to obtain, and you won't miss it. Just chance your Vocation for another one. It doesn't matter if you stick with it. In certain Inns or Guild Halls, head to the clerk and interact to select the option to change your Vocation. It costs you 100 Discipline Points.
• The Specialist: You have to reach Rank 9 in any Vocation. Players will level up their Vocation as they kill enemies. As you play through the game, you will eventually reach rank 9 with, at least, one of the Vocations.

 

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