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Dragon’s Dogma 2: All Vocations Listed

Choose the perfect Vocation for your playstyle.

Dragon’s Dogma 2 sees the return of Vocations from the original game and an array of new introductions to freshen up the sequel. With a variety of choices, combat will constantly feel varied and fresh, regardless of whether you’re fighting your first cyclops or your 20th.

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All Vocations/Classes in Dragon’s Dogma 2

The Vocation system in Dragon’s Dogma 2 consists of four basic Vocations that you can choose for yourself or your Pawn at the beginning of the game and six advanced Vocations that you can unlock during gameplay.

Basic Vocations

The four starting Vocations in Dragon’s Dogma 2 are as follows:

VocationWeapon SkillsCore SkillsAugments Skills
ArcherBarrage Shot
Sweep Shot
Keen Sight
Explosive Shot
Tarring Shot
Manifold Shot
Whirling Arrow
Dire Arrow
Blighting Shot
Torrent Shot
Cascade Shot
Erupting Shot
Incendiary Shot
Deluging Shot
Nocuous Shot
Heavenly Shot
Loose
Steady Shot
Front Kick
Leaping Punt
Parting Shot
Puncture Dart
Swift Nock
Avidity
Lethality
Ambuscade
Endurance
Conveyance
Opulence
Radiance
FighterBlink Strike
Airward Slash
Shield Bash
Compass Slash
Springboard
Shield Summons
Gouging Skewer
Impeccable Guard
Hindsight Slash
Counter Slash
Perfect Defense
Burst Strike
Cloudward Slash
Onslaught
Empale
Defend
Deflect
True Deflect
Tusk Toss
Steeled Foundation
Enchanted Counter
Dominion
Provocation
Diligence
Thew
Opulence
Conveyance
Mettle
MageFlagration
Levin
Palladium
Fire Boon
Frigor
Ice Boon
Lightning Boon
Halidom
Empyrean
Celerity
Argent Tonic
Solemnity
Spellhold
High Flagration
High Levin
Quickspell
Focused Bolt
Levitate
Enchanted Counter
Magick Bolt
Anodyne
Apotropaism
Beatitude
Intervention
Perpetuation
Conveyance
Opulence
Exaltation
ThiefBiting Wind
Enkindled Blades
Shadow Cloak
Helm Splitter
Powder Charge
Concussive Step
Gut and Run
Smoke Screen
Ensnare
Cutting Wind
Carve
Twin Fangs
Swift Step
Scarlet Kisses
Controlled Fall
Footpad
Bump and Lift
Subtlety
Gratification
Poise
Vigor
Conveyance
Opulence
Verve

The base Vocations in Dragon’s Dogma 2 cover all of the usual grounds one would expect in a high-fantasy medieval world regarding combat choices. You have your usual melee class in Fighter, magic in Mage, and a ranged class in Archer. There’s also the Thief class, which is a fast duel-wielding combat style.

Advanced Vocations

There are six additional advanced Vocations in Dragon’s Dogma 2, which include new additions to spice up the combat.

VocationWeapon SkillsCore SkillsAugments Skills
Mystic SpearhandDragoun’s Foin
Seching Storm
Humble Offringe
Thief Core Skills
Devout Offringe
Thief’s Hond
Ravinour’s Hond
Mirour Vesture
Skiedragoun’s Fangtooth
Unto Skie
Scattering Bolt
Quick Foot
Ferrene Bolt
Winding Cut
Conveyance
Opulence
Magick ArcherFrostseeker Bolt
Frosthunter Bolt
Irradiant Orb
Ricochet Seeker
Sedative Bolt
Flamefang Arrow
Hailstone Bolt
Remedy Arrow
Vimtaking Arrow
Climactic Arrow
Scopic Sight
Tracker’s Sight
Protracting Arrow
Sustainment
Voracity
Conveyance
Opulence
SorcererFlagration
Levin
Salamander
Thundermine
Frigor
Hagol
Decanter
Seism
Prescient Flare
Spellhold
Bolide
Sorcerer Core Skills
Maelstrom
High Flagration
High Levin
Magick Bolt
Galvanize
Quickspell
Levitate
Bursting Bolt
Asperity
Stasis
Constancy
Catalysis
Conveyance
Opulence
Sagacity
TricksterSweeping Shroud
Delusory Screen
Aromatic Rally
Espial Incense
Tricky Terrace
Aromatic Resurgence
Visitant Aura
Dragon’s Delusion
Mending Vapor
Drifting Brume
Effigial Quickburn
Trailing Aroma
Enthralling Aroma
Detection
Enlightenment
Conveyance
Opulence
WarriorSkyward Sunder
Goring Lunge
Bellow
Rending Sweep
Savage Lash
Ladder Launch
Knoll Breaker
Revivify
Gale Slash
Tidal Fury
Razing Sweep
Surging Strike
Heavenward Sunder
Mighty Sweep
Stonesplitter
Barge
Chain of Blows
Vitality
Impact
Pertinacity
Dominance
Conveyance
Opulence
Intrepidity
WarfarerDepends on equipped weapon.Depends on equipped weapon.Depends on equipped weapon.

In the advanced Vocation category, you will find your usual advancements from Fighter to Warrior and Mage to Sorcerer. You can also run as a hybrid magic/melee and magic/ranged class with Mystic Spearhand, and Magick Archer respectively. These two hybrid Vocations are only available to the Arisen and so your Pawn will not be able to take advantage of these.

Other classes include the Trickster, which seems to be an advancement to the Thief class of sorts, as it focuses on illusions and similar tactics. As well as the most intriguing introduction, the Warfarer class. The Warfarer class allows the user to use any weapon of their choosing, which means that they can swap between classes on the fly. This could provide advantages depending on the situation the Arisen finds themselves in. Again, these two Vocations are only available to the Arisen, and you will not encounter Pawns in the Rift with them.

Dragon’s Dogma 2’s Vocations are varied. With combat being a focus of the game, players have plenty to choose from and are sure to find a Vocation, or even multiple, that fits their playstyle and needs.


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Priscilla is both the weekend editor and a freelance writer at Prima Games. She began working at Prima Games in early 2023. Prior to this, she spent nine years writing for both her own personal gaming blog, and other related websites. Priscilla has grown up playing video games, and most often plays her PS5 and Nintendo Switch consoles. You can find her playing Final Fantasy XIV, RuneScape, Pokemon GO, or lost in the latest RPG to release. She is an Australian living in the United States with her American husband, three children, and her Basset Hound. Before moving to the United States, Priscilla obtained a Bachelors of Secondary Education majoring in English and Japanese Language. This allowed her to teach English and Japanese in a high school setting. You can follow her on Twitter/X at @Cilllah