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of both the Arisen and Main Pawn. This comes in handy if you need to defeat a foe weak to a particular Vocation's skill set or just fancy changing up the combat a little.If you want to respec either the Arisen or Main Pawn in Dragon's Dogma 2, then you need to visit a Vocation Guild, such as the one in Vernworth. Certain inns, like the one in Melve, will also offer you the chance to respec.
You'll also unlock more Weapon Skills, Core Skills and Augments by levelling up, but unlocking Vocations works a little differently.To change your Vocation, you first need to unlock a new Vocation by selecting 'Acquire' and spending the required amount of Discipline. From this point onwards, you'll be able to switch to this Vocation whenever you like; though make sure you unlock some skills the first time you do so.
There are also four Vocations exclusive to the Arisen - Magick Archer, Mystic Spearhead, Trickster and Warfarer. Your Main Pawn canYou can have up to four Weapon Skills assigned at one time and the respec menu not only allows you to unlock new ones, but decide which button said skill is assigned to. Certain Weapon Skills also have advanced forms, which are now powerful versions of the skill, so make sure you visit a Vocation Guild regularly to ensure you have the best skills available to you.
You can have a maximum of six Augments assigned to both the Arisen and Main Pawn. All of the Augments, along with their abilities, can be viewed from the 'Vocations' section of the respec menu.You can get Discipline in Dragon's Dogma 2 by defeating enemies and completing quests.
It's important to note that the Discipline you gather is shared between the Arisen and Main Pawn. This means you will have to watch what you spend, because, if you use it all on your Arisen, you won't be able to unlock anything for the Main Pawn until you've gathered some more Discipline. Thankfully the world of Dragon's Dogma 2 is full of enemies, so you're never short on Discipline sources.
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