Dragon’s Dogma 2 Trailer Highlights the Burly Warrior Vocation

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One of the sillier aspects of the original Dragon's Dogma was accidentally falling head over heels for some rando innkeeper, and having them appear aside you as your sweetheart during the end credits, much to the surprise of many players who didn't realise they were hitting on every NPC they did a favour for.

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Following several new details and gameplay for Dragon’s Dogma 2, Capcom has released a new trailer focusing on the Trickster Vocation. It’s available exclusively to the Arisen and servers as a support Vocation. Check out some of its techniques in the trailer below.

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The variety that Dragon’s Dogma 2 is promising with the ten Vocations that it will allow players to play as has looked like one of its biggest selling points in the lead-up to its release (not unlike its predecessor), and Capcom’s marketing team has certainly been trying its best to hammer that point home. Multiple trailers over the last couple of weeks have shone the spotlight on a variety of Vocations, and Capcom has now released another one of those.

With Dragon’s Dogma 2’s March release date fast approaching, Capcom has been releasing new trailers showcasing the game’s various vocations. This week, players got a look at two of the game’s advanced vocations: the Sorcerer and Warrior.

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If you want to play as an Archer in Dragon’s Dogma 2 but with some magick sprinkled in, good news – the Magick Archer from the first game returns. A new Vocation trailer is available, highlighting their skills. Check it out below.

Dragon’s Dogma 2 is a game of many Vocations, whether you’re fighting on the frontline as the Warrior or using ranged attacks as the Archer. The Mage focuses on magic but plays a more supporting role, healing and buffing the party. If you’re keen on destruction, the Sorcerer may be more fitting.