Getting rich in Dragon’s Dogma 2: an infallible collective strategy

Getting rich in Dragon’s Dogma 2: an infallible collective strategy

A visionary Dragon’s Dogma 2 player has come up with a plan that guarantees every Insurgent a fortune, all for a paltry investment of 10,000 gold. Rest assured, this is far more than you might expect.

The Pawn system in Dragon’s Dogma 2 is the key to making us all millionaires. Well, a hundred billionaires, but still, it’s not bad.

Reddit user u/Thick_Shady has detailed a plan that could turn the game’s economy around. That’s provided enough people are willing to invest.

His shot evokes the experience of being contacted on Instagram by a distant acquaintance from high school, who you haven’t spoken to in years. In this context, u/Thick_Shady reveals that the first move is to establish a basic Pawn Quest offering a reward of 10,000 gold.

PSA: Set your Pawn Quest reward to 10k Gold byu/Thick_Shady inDragonsDogma

Essentially, if multiple players set a 10,000 gold Pawn quest to kill basic monsters like a Cyclops or Ogre, other Insurgents will be able to commit 2 Pawns with that reward and earn 20,000 gold.

On your side, a single payment of 10,000 gold could potentially become 100,000 split between multiple players. This is because you don’t pay 10,000 gold every time another player completes your Pawn Quest.

Thanks to the Pawn Finder system in Dragon’s Dogma 2, you can endlessly trade your party members for infinite instances of 20,000 gold in order to kill low level monsters, if everyone participates. The result is stunning according to u/Thick_Shady.

“I earned 200k gold in about 2 hours running around killing cyclops and ogres, not to mention the extra gold you could get from selling monster loot,” he explained.

Keep in mind that browsing other players’ neglected Pawns could expose your Main Pawn to the Draconic Plague. So be vigilant and monitor them closely.

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