Dragon's Dogma 2 - How to Get THOUGHT I’D LOST YOU Trophy Guide
4Dragon's Dogma 2 - How to Get THOUGHT I’D LOST YOU Trophy Guide
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Thought I’d Lost You
Restored the dead to life at a morgue or charnel house.
To get the trophy, you have to resurrect a dead person from the “Vermund Charnel House” or the “Bakbattahl Morgue”. To do this, kill any NPC, then rest for at least 1 day for that person to be brought to the nearest morgue. Now you have to go to a coffin in the Charnel House/Morgue and revive the dead person with a Wakestone. You can talk to the person standing at the entrance of the morgue and pay a fee to light a candle over the coffin of a specific person, interact with the coffin and use the Wakestone (must have one in your own inventory, not your pawn’s inventory).
The easiest Wakestones to unlock are automatic story rewards from Main Quest 6: Disa’s Plot, and another from Main Quest 8: The Stolen Throne. Because they are automatic story rewards you can’t miss this item. Now intentionally kill an NPC, just pick any villager in Vernworth. Then use the Wakestone to revive that person. You can also get Wakestones by combining 3 Wakestone Shards which you find throughout the world.
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Dragon's Dogma 2 is an upcoming action role-playing game developed and published by Capcom. A sequel to Dragon's Dogma (2012), the game is scheduled to release for PlayStation 5, Windows, and Xbox Series X/S on March 22, 2024.
Gameplay
Dragon's Dogma 2 is an action role-playing game played from a third-person perspective.[1] In the game, the player takes on the role of a character called the "Arisen", a hero marked by a dragon who they must defeat, all while exploring the world they live in, taking on quests, and fighting monsters, in the process being caught up in a geopolitical conflict between two kingdoms. To assist in this, the Arisen relies on allies called "Pawns", non-playable characters who join the player's party - these characters are AI-controlled, but function like player-controlled avatars, able to assist in fights, provide information on enemies, and give guidance to currently active quests. Players can each create and customize their avatar and their own Pawn character with different genders, appearances, and race. In addition, players can recruit two additional Pawns that have been created by other players.[2]
Both the Arisen and Pawns each operate under a "vocation" - a class that defines what abilities and equipment they can use in combat, with different strengths and weaknesses. Vocations are split between basic, advanced and hybrid, the latter only accessible to the Arisen; furthermore, only the Arisen and their Pawn can change vocations. The game features several different vocations to choose from - several from Dragon's Dogma make a return in the sequel, whilst Strider and Ranger have been changed to Thief and Archer respectively. New hybrid vocations are included in the game, including: Mystic Spearhand, a new variation of Mystic Knight from the previous title, with characters able to utilize a bladed quarterstaff-like weapon called a duospear; and the Trickster, who uses spells that can confuse enemies and enhance Pawns in battle.[3] Working with vocations improves them, unlocking additional abilities that can be acquired for use in combat.
Development
Dragon's Dogma 2 is directed by Hideaki Itsuno. One of the main goals for the team was to introduce improvements to the gameplay mechanics of its predecessor, and include features that were cut from the first game due to technology not being readily available at the time. As a result, Itsuno added that "the sequel may not include as many things that feel completely new or different, but will be more polished and enhanced in order to achieve a more immersive RPG and action adventure for the player".[7] For instance, the team had written more dialogue for the pawns in the game to address feedback from players of the first game. According to Itsuno, the team was inspired by Grand Theft Auto V while creating the game's world and emergent gameplay.
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