Dragon’s Dogma 2: Warfarer Vocation and How to Play the Class Guide

Learn how to play as a Warfarer vocation in Dragon’s Dogma 2, with the complete guide covering their class capacities and skills.

Dragon's Dogma 2 Warfarer Vocation and How to Play the Class Guide - DD2

Warfarer Vocation (Class) Overview

The Warfarer is a hybrid vocation that offers a wide range of weapon types and combinations. As a result, players can choose a particular loadout that aligns with their unique playstyle.

Warfarer - Dragon's Dogma 2

Warfarer Vocation (Class) Features in Dragon’s Dogma 2:

  • Vocation: Hybrid Vocation
  • Weapons: All
  • Primary Statistic: Unknown
  • Available for Pawns: No
  • Playstyle: Melee and Ranged
  • Advantages: Versytality, Customize Build

The vocation you choose in Dragon’s Dogma 2 defines the skills, playstyle, and weapons you or your pawns (companions) can use in combat. Additionally, as you level up, you will improve statistics and unlock Augments, which are passive boosts. Both will help you increase your combat efficiency, including survivability and damage output.

It’s important to know that you can change your actively equipped skills at any campfire if you have a camping kit. You can obtain a camping kit by purchasing it from merchants, or, if you are lucky, you may find one in the world. However, it’s worth noting that you cannot unlock new skills or change your vocation at campfires.

Should you play Warfarer Vocation (Class) in Dragon’s Dogma 2?

Warfarer is an excellent choice for players who want to have freedom and try multiple skills or weapons from all playstyles. The vocation deals significant damage and has a freedom that allows them to use the best weapon for specific scenarios. It also can adapt to the team’s needs.

DD2 Warfarer Vocation

However, mastering this vocation may require a certain level of expertise and game knowledge since it involves complex build-crafting. While seasoned players will undoubtedly enjoy the challenge of creating their own unique builds, beginners may find it a bit overwhelming. They may want to wait until they have more experience before using this class.

Important: When you level up as a Warfarer, all of your other vocations also level up, making it the best strategy for quickly leveling up with multiple classes, weapon skills, or augments.

Additionally, You can’t use Warfarer class for your Pawn. If you want your Pawn to learn an advanced vocation, consider Warrior or Sorcerer.

How to Play Warfarer Vocation – Class Gameplay

In Dragon’s Dogma 2, whether engaging in close combat or striking from a distance, the vocation delivers mighty blows with various weapons that swiftly crush foes when playing the Warfarer class.

Gameplay: As a Warfarer, players can learn different skills from each vocation, granting them adaptability and versatility in combat. This allows Warfarers to respond effectively to different situations and create versatile combos that transcend vocational boundaries. However, mastering the intricacies of the Warfarer vocation requires a deep understanding of various mechanics and weapon skills, making it a complex class to play.

DD2 Warfarer Gameplay

Weapon Freedom and Versatile: The Warfarer vocation offers unusual weapon freedom, allowing players to wield various weapons, including swords, axes, maces, bows, staffs, and more. Players can adapt to different combat scenarios by using a variety of weapons and combinations. This flexibility caters to diverse playstyles and combat preferences. For example, if you deal with flying creatures, the bow would be a better choice, and when fighting gigantic monster bosses, a high-damage two-handed weapon might be more effective.

How to Play Warfarer Vocation - Dragon's Dogma 2 Class Gameplay

Damage: While the Warfarer has remarkable versatility and adaptability, its lower base stats may result in slightly lower overall effectiveness than more specialized vocations. Despite this drawback, Warfarers can maximize their combat effectiveness by utilizing the situational strengths of different weapon types. With this vocation you can craft unique and personalized builds created to your preferred playstyle. However, due to its complexity and reliance on player knowledge of game mechanics, the Warfarer vocation may not be the most beginner-friendly choice.

How to Unlock Warfarer Vocation and Maister Teachings

To unlock the Warfarer vocation in Dragon’s Dogma 2, you must obtain three bottles of Newt Liqueurs and gift them to Lamond in Hot Springs on Agamen Volcanic Island. This is the third continent you will visit in the game, and you’ll eventually get there by following the map quest storyline.

How to Unlock Warfarer Vocation in Dragon's Dogma 2 Map Location

Warfarer is one of six vocations you must unlock before playing it.

Here is how to unlock Warfarer Vocation in Dragon’s Dogma 2:

  1. Purchase the Beastren Mask for 8,700 gold from Ibrahim’s Scrap Shop in Rest Town to Enter Battahl with a permit or Jump down into the river bed from the bridge outside the Checkpoint Rest Town to the north. Follow the river west into a mountain pass.
  2. Head to Higg’s Tavern Stand in Bakbattahl.
  3. Drop two packages. You will find them next to the Tavern entrance and the pen outside.
  4. Put the Beastren Mask on and enter the Higg’s Tavern.
  5. Buy 3 bottles of Newt Liqueurs for 5000 gold each.
  6. Head to Hot Springs on Volcanic Island Southeast of Bakbattahl.
  7. Speak with Lamond in Hot Springs and gift him 3 bottles of Newt Liqueurs to unlock Warfarer Vocation.
  8. Interact with Lamond again; he will reward you with the Grandmaster Path scroll, a powerful Rearmament skill you can learn.
Dragon’s Dogma 2 Grandmaster Path scroll - Rearmament Skill

How to Unlock More Skills

You can change and unlock more skills and vocations in Vocation Guilds and some Inns. Here are some Locations where you can change your vocation and unlock more:

  • Inn in Melve (in the north)
  • Inn in Vernaorth (center of the map)
  • Guild Hall in Bakbattahl (northeast part of the map)
  • Guild Hall in Vernworth (south)

Warfarer Skills and Augments

Just like all vocations in Dragon’s Dogma 2, Archer has access to three types of skills:

  • Weapon Skills: Vocation-dependent weapon skills refer to specialized weapon techniques that may differ among various vocations, even if they share the same weapons. ( As such, it is crucial to understand the weapon skills available to your vocation to optimize your combat abilities.) These skills can be executed by pressing the related weapon skill button.
  • Core Skills: Skills that are dependent on a specific weapon can be used by any vocation that has access to it. These skills are performed by pressing the light and heavy attack buttons in a specific order.
  • Augments: Passive trait buffs are earned when leveling a specific vocation. Once unlocked, the augment can be used regardless of the character’s vocation.

As you can see, some of those skills are passive boosts, and some are active abilities you will use in combat to deal damage and sometimes control the battlefield.

In Dragon’s Dogma 2, you can simultaneously have only a few skills per category active. With ranks, you unlock more of them by using specific vocations in combat as you level up. Some of the abilities listed below might not be available to you from the start.

Below, you can find all Warfarer class Weapon Skills, Core Skills, and Augmentations in Dragon’s Dogma 2.

Warfarer Weapon Skills

Weapon Skill Name

  • Cost: Unknown
  • Description: Unknown

Weapon Skill Name

  • Cost: Unknown
  • Description: Unknown

Warfarer Core Skills

Core Skill Name

  • Cost: Unknown
  • Description: Unknown

Core Skill Name

  • Cost: Unknown
  • Description: Unknown

Warfarer Augments

Zeal

  • Cost: Unknown
  • Description: Reduces stamina consumption when performing a weapon skill.

Dynamism

  • Cost: Unknown
  • Description: Reduces the impact of weight on movement speed.

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