Dragon's Dogma 2 ending explained

The true Dragon's Dogma 2 ending whispers of a legendary Arisen, a champion who defied fate itself. You've battled monstrous wyverns, scaled dizzying heights, and tasted the bitter sting of victory and defeat. But your journey isn't over. One final choice separates you from victory or something far more profound. Dragon's Dogma 2 offers not just an epic conclusion but a tapestry of endings, each woven with threads of sacrifice, redemption, and the very nature of reality.

Do you yearn to claim a king's throne or perhaps break free from the cycle entirely? This guide will explain the path to every fate, unveiling the secrets that lie beyond the dragon's grasp. Prepare to be surprised, Arisen. The legend you forge has not yet been written.

Note: This article contains spoilers regarding the plot of Dragon's Dogma 2. Proceed with caution.

Betrayal and sacrifice collide in the climactic moments of the game. There are two primary Dragon's Dogma 2 endings. Phaesus is a desperate figure yearning to shatter the endless cycle of dragon-wrought destruction. He is not a villain but rather a kindred spirit. His attempt to seize control unravels, leaving you face-to-face with the same dragon that stole your heart.

The dragon that stole your heart lays a twisted proposition before you. Fight, fulfill your Arisen duty, or turn away and abandon the one you hold dearest (depending on whoever your maximum affinity is with). Both paths culminate in a hollow victory - you ascend the throne, yet the cycle persists, an echo of your failure.

But whispers of a hidden truth linger. As you soar through the sky, clinging to the dragon's back, a weapon hums with forgotten purpose - the Godsbane Blade.

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