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One of the focuses of the recent RPG-shooter Remnant II is build crafting, with the game’s Archetypes (the game’s name for classes) being at the core of that experience. The new Remnant II: The Forgotten Kingdom DLC adds a additional Archetype, the Invoker, and like many of the game’s classes, it needs to be unlocked in a very specific way, but don’t worry, we’ve taken the mystery out of it.

Remnant 2's second DLC, The Forgotten King, is jam-packed with fun new stuff to find for those willing to thoroughly explore. Among its many additions is the Invoker archetype, which allows you to harness the power of nature using the nature spirits of Yaesha. Below, we'll detail how you can unlock this exciting new class for yourself.

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One of the focuses of this year's RPG-shooter Remnant II is build crafting, with the game’s Archetypes (the game’s name for classes) being at the core of that experience. The new Remnant II: The Awakened King DLC adds a additional Archetype, the Ritualist, and like many of the game’s classes, it needs to be unlocked in a specific way, but don’t worry, we’ve taken the mystery out of it.

A brand-new character archetype called The Ritualist can be unlocked in DLC for , giving you a class with never-before-seen skills and abilities. This wielder of taboo magic specializes in resisting negative status effects and applying them to enemies instead. This archetype has a variety of strong builds that make it perfect for a primary or even secondary class selection for your character.

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Gunfire Games’ Remnant 2 did more than just improve upon its predecessor: it also established itself as the go-to option for gamers that are fans of secrets, bespoke gameplay features, and a remarkably involved procedural generation system that delivers plenty of variety. It also had a fair few balancing issues for the dev, Gunfire Games, to deal with, though, and the latest PC update follows through on them.

One of the focuses of the recently released RPG-shooter Remnant II is build crafting, with the game’s new Archetypes being at the core of that experience. There are more than 10 of these Archetypes, with some being much more complex to unlock than others. In fact, the Archon Archetype went undiscovered for several days until dataminers managed to figure out all the required steps (developer Gunfire Games specifically designed it so only dataminers could figure out the process). That said, while dataminers found the method for unlocking the Archon Archetype, you don’t need to be a dataminer to do it – there is a regular in-game way.

Your build is everything in Remnant 2. Unless you’re able to see into the future, you may need to reset your spent traits to experiment with powerful combos — you never know what gear you’ll find while exploring the randomly generated biomes of the multiverse. You can reset your earned points at any time by crafting an Orb of Undoing at Ward 13, your main hub of the game. By using the Orb of Undoing you’ll reset all your points, giving you a second chance to reallocate them as you see fit. This can completely change your playstyle, so it’s important to use the orb wisely.

Want to be as tough as you can possibly be in Remnant 2? You’re going to need the Leto Mark 2 Armor Set, a hidden set of armor that is ridiculously heavy but provides the best protection in the entire multiverse. To really make this set viable, you’ll need an accessory to fight back against the extreme encumbrance — there are multiple rings and amulets that can help you with that. Below, we’ll explain how exactly to reach the Leto Mark 2 Armor and how to unlock two accessories that speed up your rolling.

Unlock the Alchemist in Remnant 2 by exploring the creepy streets of the Losomn biome. This bonus class gives you additional potions to buff yourself and others while improving your consumable skills. Getting this hidden archetype involves stumbling into a random event while running around the streets of Losomn, one of the later biomes of the game. Near a sewer grate, an unseen creature can drag your character into the underground and initiate a bonus boss fight. If you can overcome the optional boss, you’ll earn the key item required to unlock the Alchemist.

Some of the best weapons in Remnant 2 can be unlocked right at the start. Others are going to take more work, so we’ve put together a list of the best weapons we’ve found so far. These weapons are great for almost every class, and the right combination of mods can make your weapons absolutely melt bosses. Even if you’re playing solo, these are weapons you need to unlock — and one of the best can be purchased in Ward 13.

One of the focuses of the recently released RPG-shooter Remnant II is build crafting, with the game’s new Archetypes being at the core of that experience. You can ultimately unlock 10 or more of these Archetypes (the method for unlocking at least one of them hasn’t yet been found). By far the most complicated of the known Archetype unlocking methods is the one for the Invader. Getting this Archetype requires a multitude of often-confusing steps, but don’t worry, we’ve taken some of the mystery out of it.

One of the focuses of the recently released RPG-shooter Remnant II is build crafting, with the game’s new Archetypes being at the core of that experience. You begin the game with the option one of 4 Archetypes (5 if you pre-ordered), but you can ultimately unlock 10 or more of them and the ability to switch Archetypes or even rock two of them at once.

At the start of the game, the best weapons in Remnant 2 are totally secret. If you’re looking for an early advantage and want to start decimating horrific beings from beyond time and space, you’ll want to complete hidden events, solve secret puzzles, and (hopefully) reach randomized locations where you can grab powerful weapons. Every biome is partially randomized, but that randomness has limits. Usually, the same weapons will appear in the same locations — so we’re going to explain what it takes to get some of the hardest-to-find weapons in the early game. Some of these are also absolutely the best.

Remnant 2 is the mysterious cooperative Souls-like that sends you into randomly generated biomes where every revisit is completely remixed. New bosses, events, and locations will randomly generate for your latest run, and that makes finding secrets even trickier than usual. There are four secret classes in Remnant 2 — hidden archetypes that require extra work to unlock. All of the starter archetypes can be purchased in the hub of Ward 13, but these four have to be found by other means. Some aren’t too hard to find. Others are practically impossible. Here’s where to find all four.

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