Dragons Dogma 2: Interactive map Dragons Dogma 2 guide, tips

Dragons Dogma 2 map - all settlements, caves, Rifstones, campsites, Seekers Tokens, Portcrystals, caves and much more. Thanks to our map you'll finish the game on 100%.

Last update: 18 April 2024

Dragons Dogma 2 is a huge game with a world that can seem very overwhelming. On this page of the guide you will find our interactive map, where we have marked places and objects that may be useful to you - settlements, caves, bonfires, Seekers Tokens and many others.

• Shops
• Inns
• Riftstones
• Seekers Tokens
• Golden Trove Beetles
• Oracles
• Barberies
• Portcrystals
• Campsite
• Chest

Shops

1. There is no need to explain what a shop is - you can buy various items there and also sell loot and unnecessary things. Depending on the store, their offer will be different, although it does not matter if you intend to sell - each store will buy everything from you at the same price.
2. On our map you will find different types of shops, such as Apothecaries (sells healing items), Blacksmiths (sells weapons) and Armories (sells armor).

Inns

1. At inns, you can rest after your hard journey, fully regenerating your health and restoring your lost maximum health.
2. Paying for a rest at an inn will also save your game, allowing you to go back to the last inn you visited if necessary.

Riftstones

1. Riftstones scattered throughout the map are extremely important because they allow you to recruit new Pawns. Many Riftstones are initially destroyed - interacting with them will repair and activate them, and reward you with a certain amount of Rift Crystals.
2. Unlike recruiting Pawns we encounter on the road, Riftstones allows us to use special filters and thus find a Pawn that suits your preferences - having the class, trait or skill you desire.

Seekers Tokens

1. Seekers Tokens are scattered around the game world. There are 220 of them in total.
2. You can return the collected tokens at any Guild headquarters - for returning specific numbers of tokens, you will receive rewards such as unique rings or armor.

Golden Trove Beetles

1. Gold beetles are found in specific locations in the game world, most often on trees and various stone walls. They shine in gold, making them easier to spot.
2. Consuming a beetle will increase the maximum carrying capacity of your hero or main Pawn by 0.15 kg - so it is worth looking for them.

Oracles

1. The Oracles, in exchange for a small monetary fee, will give you a hint about the quest you have set as a priority.
2. The Oracle's hints may be more or less obvious - they may prove useful if you don't know what to do next.

Barberies

1. Barberies are special stores where you can modify your appearance.
2. In exchange for a hefty fee, you can change your hairstyle or apply makeup. You can also use a special item here to completely change the appearance of your hero or main Pawn.

Portcrystals

1. Portcrystals are special places that are fast travel hubs. To teleport to one of them, you have to activate it and use the Ferrystone item.
2. Two Portcrystals available in the game are stationary. The rest is portable and can be placed anywhere on the map. You will receive them for performing specific tasks or activities.

Campsite

1. Campsites are places scattered around the map where the party can rest, regenerate, cook food, and modify their set of skills.
2. To use the camp , you must have a Camping kit.

Chest

1. There are chests filled with various treasures scattered throughout the game map.
2. The chests differ in appearance. The wooden ones are common and usually contain more modest loot. Metal chests are harder to find, but often hide rare items such as new equipment.