What is Dragonsplague in Dragon's Dogma 2? This disease can run rampant and ruin your save. Here is Dragonsplague explained.
Video Gamer is reader-supported. When you buy through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Prices subject to change.Is it possible to cure Dragonsplague without killing your Pawn in Dragon’s Dogma 2?
This strange disease can infect your Pawn and run rampant through the Rift that Pawns travel. If you aren’t careful, this disease can nuke your playthrough. At first, the symptoms of this disease are quite manageable but they can quickly spiral out of control so you must be vigilant and deal with it quickly.DragonsplagueTrue to its name, this disease is caught while fighting a dragon in your world.
Unlike other diseases in the game or debilitations, there is no cure for Dragonsblight. Another annoying aspect of the disease is that Capcom made it so you can’t tell a Pawn has the disease until after you hire them in the Rift or out in the world as an NPC. Luckily, there are ways that you can tell if a Pawn has been infected.If your Pawn reaches the terminal stage of Dragonsplague, they willThis will cause them to nuke the entire town you are currently staying in, killing all of the NPCs.
Throwing your Pawn into deep water or letting them die will result in them going back to the Rift. You can then have them return at a Riftstone completely cured. Alternatively, your Pawn will leave the disease behind if they pass it on to another Pawn in a different world.No. To cure the disease, you must kill your Pawn by throwing them in deep water or letting them fall in combat.Your Pawn will turn into a shadowy dragon and destroy the entire town you are currently in.
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