Dragon’s Dogma 2has proven itself to be an incredibly exciting game for fans old and new of this Capcom franchise. This game requires the player to explore a lot, which leads to their health points draining. As a result, the player needs to have a place to rest whenever needed, and those places are known as Inns. Inns can be found in pretty much every city in the game.
However, the player should know where to find them, as well as all their uses beyond simply sleeping to recover HP.
What Are Inns in Dragon’s Dogma 2
InDragon’s Dogma 2, the player is able to rest at any time of the day at an Inn, for a price. The player will find an Inn in every main city in the game, which will be of great use to the player for many reasons.
The Multiple Uses of An Inn
Inns are essential locations inDragon’s Dogma 2.Here’s how the player can benefit from them in this game.
Recovering All Health Points
As the player adventures inDragon’s Dogma 2, they will lose some of their health bar. One potentially annoying part ofDragon’s Dogma 2is that the health bar gets a loss status, typically whenever the player is defeated in battle. In that case, a potion or a mage will not be ableto restore the player’s HP, which can be quite problematic. The best solution here is to rest. The player has that option with an Inn, if they’re in a city, or a camping site if they’re still out and exploring.
Saving the Player’s Game
One reason players might pay the extra price at an Inn rather than rest for free at a camping site is due to the saving of the game that happens there. Indeed, while the player can save their game almost anytime,and the game often autosaves, the saving feature at the Inn is far more reliable and it has its own reload option if the player is defeated in combat.
Whenever the player returns from a mission and is back in town, saving at an Inn is a good idea.
Changing the Time of Day
Resting at an Inn allows the player to wake up during the day or at night. This can be useful if the player needsto change the time of the daythey’re currently on. Dozing off on a bench can take multiple attempts to actually change the time of the day to when the player wants it, which can be annoying. That said, it is a pretty hefty price to pay if that is the only reason the player is resting at an Inn.
Withdrawing and Depositing items
Another essential feature of Inns is the ability to withdraw and deposit items from the player’s inventory. This is a very important game mechanic as the player doesn’t want to carry too much on themselves, as that will weigh them down significantly.The player can deposit their items in any Inn locationand withdraw them from any other Inn location, which is useful for transporting items to other cities with ease.
Changing Vocation
If the player does not want to botherand head to a Vocation Guild, they also have the option to change their Vocation in the closest Inn.
This can save the player time if they’re planning to rest at the Inn anyway.
Skill Equipment
Just like changing their Vocation, the player can also modify their equipped skills in an Inn, basically acting like a Vocation Guild in general.
All Inns And Where To Find Them
The player will be able to visit a multitude of Inns during their exploration inDragon’s Dogma 2, and they should definitely make the best use of them.
