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Discipline Points inDragon’s Dogma 2help elevate your character with new combat abilities and effective passives. Collecting them, thankfully, is a fairly easy task.
What are Discipline Points in Dragon’s Dogma 2?
Discipline Points (otherwise known as Dcp)are a currency used to gain new abilities with each Vocation. You can redeem them at any Vocation Guild in the game. They’re usually in each town you visit. ForVernworth, that town’s Vocation Guild is next to Shakir’s Inn and nearby the GrandRiftstoneof Vermund, where you can change your character’s appearance.
Each vocation has a different set of abilities and passives to unlock, and as you level your class up, you’ll gain access to new moves. These more advanced abilities typically cost more Dcp than the basic skills at your disposal at first.
How To Gain Discipline Points in Dragon’s Dogma 2
to acquire Discipline Points in Dragon’s Dogma 2,you’ll have to defeat enemies in the open world. They can be gathered from any living thing in the world from a tiny rabbit to a massive griffin. An ogre, for example, gives me 133 Dcp while a rabbit only provides 5 Dcp. The tougher the foe, the higher the rewards will be. You’ll likely gain important weapon and armor-improving materials from each slain enemy too.
Dragon’s Dogma 2: Stat Growth Explained
Your character’s stats are the cornerstone of their strength, agility, and magical prowess.
Dcp does add up overtime. Your foes in the open world come thick and fast…and often. They might be frustrating to deal with regularly, but overtime your experience and most importantly in this case Discipline Points will reward you greatly. That’s why I take on common waves of enemies every time. Unfortunately, there’s no other way to gain Discipline Points in Dragon’s Dogma 2. Yep, there’sno way to craft a potionthat gives Dcp. Just fight everything you see, except for NPC’s of course (unless you want to cause chaos)
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