Dragon’s Dogma 2 is a game of teamwork, an open-world RPG where you and your selected pawns of varying class identities matter. So today, we’re diving into the best party compositions for you and your pawns in Dragon’s Dogma 2.
What are the Best Party Comps in Dragon’s Dogma 2?
The Holy Trinity
- Arisen: Any Melee Vocation
- Pawn 1: Fighter/Warrior
- Pawn 2: Archer
- Pawn 3: Mage
This is probably the first pawn team composition you will try out during your many sessions in Dragon’s Dogma 2. What I like about this tried-and-true setup is its balance of tanky fighters, supportive damage from the archer, and heals, buffs, and spells from the mage. This setup should allow you to easily tackle most monster situations while exploring Dragon’s Dogma 2’s huge map.
Dual Casters
- Arisen: Mage/Sorcerer
- Pawn 1: Sorcerer/Mage
- Pawn 2: Fighter/Warrior
- Pawn 3: Rogue
What’s neat about this combination is that you not only get the heals from you or the pawn being a mage, but you get faster casting too. The way it works is if you and your pawn have the same spell to cast, you can wait for your pawn to start casting it. Then, when you cast that same spell, your charge starts where your pawn’s charge currently is AND they both charge faster.
Meanwhile, the other melee pawns can keep your enemies busy long enough for you both to cast said spells.
Mostly Melee
- Arisen: Any Melee Vocation
- Pawn 1: Fighter/Warrior
- Pawn 2: Rogue
- Pawn 3: Mage
The idea behind this team comp is that three of your team will be up in the enemy’s face, while your mage keeps all of you healed and buffed. The three of you should then be able to easily start crowd-controlling smaller enemies or climbing on bigger ones. That’ll be made even easier if one of your pawns can launch you in the air.
You and/or your pawns can also take turns taking enemy aggro, while the rest of your team brings the hurt.
Mostly Ranged
- Arisen: Any Ranged Vocation
- Pawn 1: Fighter/Warrior
- Pawn 2: Mage/Sorcerer
- Pawn 3: Archer
This team composition revolves around you and two of your pawns sitting back and providing damage and support for a single melee pawn. Whether or not you’re an archer, you will want to have a surplus of crafted arrows for you and your archer pawn to cycle through. You can set up some devastating combos between the arrows’ effects and your mage/sorcerer pawn’s spells.
Even both of you using explosive arrows would help your melee fighter knock down monsters much easier. There isn’t really a wrong kind of pawn team composition you can have in a game like Dragon’s Dogma 2, but it’s amazingly fun when you find one that works for you.
For more like this, check out our guide on Dragon’s Dogma 2’s crafting combinations.
