Side Quests - Dragon's Dogma 2 Database

To a monster, new recruits are simply easy pickings. As such, sending an untrained soldier into the heart of a harpy flock was probably not the wisest choice.

To a monster, new recruits are simply easy pickings. As such, sending an untrained soldier into the heart of a harpy flock was probably not the wisest choice.

Go to Accardo’s aid and see to it that the recruit survives his first brush with harpies.

Timed Quest.

Rewards: 1000G, Lantern Oil

Albert of the slums seems to be doing quite well for himself, but even his fellow beggars are baffled by how much coin he has in spite of his meager means.

As the empress performed her supplications to the Lambent Flame, an assassin’s dagger took aim at her back. Though the brigand was caught, the true mastermind is still at large.

You happened upon the estate of a noble marked for its collection of sculptures, but it seems to be one masterpiece short. Perhaps a word with the sculptor himself is in order.

You have encountered the legendary sphinx, a beast of intellect who seeks to pit its riddles against sage and warrior alike. How will you fare against it?

Being confined to a gaol cell was hardly a punishment for Waldhar; having his spectacles confiscated was the crueler sentence. Find them, and he might readily share his wisdom.

The Godsbane that Rothais entrusted into your care is no mere blade, but his own soul—the soul of an Arisen. This, it seems, is what Ambrosius has been so desperately seeking.

It seems that the masquerade held this day is no ordinary event, but an occasion of gift-giving. You yourself have received a gift, in the form of a finely wrought staff.

A place to set down one’s pack and put up one’s feet makes all the difference at the end of a long journey. Looking to travel herself, Mildred has offered to lend you her home.

After a week has passed, returning to Mildred will let you purchase the house for 20,000 gold coins. This grants permanent access to the bed and storage chest inside.

You encountered Jarle, an eccentric researcher who wishes to study the effects of poison on a living specimen. Whether indulging his request will benefit you remains to be seen.

There is no surer mark of the red clouds’ advance than a pillar of light, and one now shines in Battahl. Join hands with Phaesus to forestall this land’s destruction.

In preparation for his Trial of Archery, Glyndwr has devoted himself to training with the bow you gifted him. Now the time has come for him to show his people all he has learned.

You are not the only one investigating the queen regent’s plots. Her son, Regentkin Sven, has been prying also, and uncovered an intriguing letter that hints at untold secrets.

Disa’s plot may not be the only nefarious scheme unfolding within the palace. Minister Allard, one of the queen regent’s staunchest supporters, also bears investigating.

Adelina, the beloved serving girl of a local tavern, has gone missing. With no shortage of admirers worried for her safety, her whereabouts cannot be ascertained too soon.

Just as Beren’s dismissal is decided, the cyclops returns to wreak its vengeance on the recruits—and this time, it isn’t likely to be so easily repelled.

Norbert ventured into the forest to collect medicinal herbs, sorely needed in Melve in the wake of the dragon’s fury. But he has yet to return, and his brother, Ian, is very worried.

Speak to Ian near Lennart’s House who is muttering to himself about his brother to begin the quest.

Rewards: 1500G, Homespun Cloak

The sudden changes in the world have sowed a deep unrest in the hearts of the Battahli people. You have been tasked with resolving their quarrels, to facilitate the evacuation.

When you reached the tower, you found your path obstructed by the storied mercenary, Raghnall. He seeks a challenge, and would have you earn your way through glorious combat.

You encountered Beren, a beastren training recruits at the encampment by the border. Though he is a warrior of skill, his presence seems to be discouraging new enlistments.

• Go get an eager recruit from Vernworth City. Tell them to go and see Beren for training.
• Gather three Swords of any kind and deliver them to Beren
• Wait some time and then follow the other steps when you return to Beren with the items and recruit completed.

At around the same time that a mysterious shrine rose from the sea off the coast of Harve Village, a passage revealed itself in the depths of Stormwind Cave.

Who should knock upon your door late anight but an attendant to Her Majesty Nadinia, Empress of Battahl? Her purpose is as yet unknown, but it is clear that it demands secrecy.

You find yourself in a world unchosen—a desolate place, on the verge of plummeting into oblivion. If you would not face this chaos alone, you had best seek out your loyal pawn.

You have been entrusted with the repair of a regalia sword wielded by generations of Vermundian rulers. Having it at your hip would do much to aid your claim to the throne.

Wilhelmina, proprietress of the Myrmecoleon, is determined to exact vengeance on the man who wronged her—but what crime could possibly have inspired such hatred?

The coronation is the perfect opportunity to expose Disa’s schemes and unseat the false Sovran once and for all. Your preparations made, you set out to attend the grand event.

You have arrived in Bakbattahl seeking answers about the godsway. As you try to find your feet in this unfamiliar land, someone gives you a suggestion of where to begin.

You encountered Glyndwr, a lone elf wandering the streets of Vernworth. Elves are typically withdrawn and reluctant to travel, but curiosity has drawn this one out of the forest.

Perhaps Rothais can tell you more of this “world unchosen” the Pathfinder spoke of. He is, after all, the Forgotten Sovran—and no one knows more of the watching one than he.

A regiment of soldiers occupies Melve, keeping the villagers as prisoners in their homes and turning outsiders away.

A maid serving a noble family in Vernworth has approached you with a request. You’ve not met her before, but she seems to know who you are. Just what does she want from you?

On your wanderings, you encountered a man desperate to reclaim a stolen treasure: the Jadeite Orb.

Led by the Godsbane blade, you followed Phaesus to Moonglint Tower, where he intends to create a dragon and control the world’s fate. Your own destiny—the ultimate choice—is nigh.

Sven bade you deliver a letter to a potential ally in his stead, as Disa does not allow him to attend masquerades—and there is no better opportunity for covert correspondence.

The Masked Correspondence is a quest that begins in Sven’s Room of Vernworth Palace. He tasks you with delivering a letter to a noble in the Masquerade, wearing a blue cloak, with no mane attire and a mask. Hand him the letter and return to Sven in his bedroom to complete the quest.

Rewards:

• 6000 G
• 1X Onyx.

You can find a more in depth guide of the Masked Correspondence quest here.

A merchant is no less than the sum of their wares. This simple truth is not lost on young Flora, who ventured out from Vernworth to procure a medicament sold only in Melve.

You can find Flora just outside Runne’s Apothecary. She will ask for your aid crafting a Fruit Roborant or you can purchase it directly from the apothecary.

Rewards: Ring of Exultation, 100G

A gang of bandits has been menacing the highroad of late, targeting oxcarts with deadly efficiency. But their days are numbered, now that you have been called upon to rout them.

The false Arisen displayed the power to control pawns at the coronation—a power Brant believes to be derived from the godsway. Make for Battahl and learn more of this artifact.

Melve’s defenses are greatly diminished in the wake of the dragon’s attack, making the village a target for all manner of opportunistic monsters.

• Throw explosive casks into the saurian nest.
  Toss the explosive casks Lennart prepared into the saurians’ nest.

• Provided Melve isn’t under attack, return to the village during the day and speak with Lennart to gain the quest.

Reward: 1250G, Stoutness Extract

Though he yearns for an honest life, banditry is all that Hugo has ever known. Now freedom is within his grasp, but he knows not what to do with it. Perhaps you can advise him?

As you make for the capital to prove your identity, a gargantuan cyclops crashes into your midst. Such beasts have little care for titles and destinies, it seems.

Though reviled by its creators, the elven dish nutriabh is apparently a delicacy among dwarves. And so a path to gwyfencha is opened; may your nose survive the trek.

Oxcart service to Melve has resumed, and the proprietor of the carts has asked your aid in inspecting the road and delivering a letter. This could make a nice change of pace.

• Make for Melve and deliver the letter to Lennart.
  Board an oxcart to Melve and see Margit’s letter to its recipient.

• This is a timed quest so best to do it once you’ve acquired it.
• Assuming Melve isn’t under attack, Lennart is normally found at the center of the ruined part of the village during the day, rather than at his house.
• Reward: Miner’s Hosen, 5000G

A pall hangs over the checkpoint rest town, as fear for the grandson of the local apothecary lines every face. It falls to you to find the boy, and spare him a grizzly fate.

While traveling in the south, you encountered an old dwarf with an achy back, groaning in pain by the wayside. It would be most unseemly if you were to abandon him to his plight.

To suffer the dragon’s attack once is a nightmare. To suffer it twice is nothing short of ill luck—and it seems Melve’s fortunes are determined not to turn.

The slums of Vernworth are a harsh place, where illness is oft synonymous with death. Yet amidst the despair, the abbess of the Gracious Hand stands out as a beacon of hope.

The people of Harve fled the dragon’s fury, only to return to find the village occupied by saurians. However, they may yet reclaim their homes if you cull the scaly fiends.

An attempt was made on the life of the Empress of Battahl, and Ser Menella has asked your assistance in apprehending the assassin before he strikes again.

Unaffected by the prejudices of his homeland, the Battahli soldier Henrique refuses to abandon the pawns of the Agamen Ruins. Yet though his cause is noble, time is not his ally.

For some, peaceful days breed not satisfaction, but a yearning for something more. So it is with the apothecary Isaac, who seeks to improve his lot by studying a grimoire.