Points of Interest - Dragon's Dogma 2 Database

In the upper-right corner of the Forbidden Magick Research Lab, floor B1F.

At the top of the stairs behind a deceased dragon in the Forbidden Magick Research Lab, floor 1F.

At the bottom of a spiral staircase in the Forbidden Magick Research Lab, floor B1F.

In the upper-left section of the Forbidden Magick Research Lab, floor B1F.

Through the doors behind the large deceased dragon in the Forbidden Magick Research Lab, floor B1F.

In the lower-right corner of the Forbidden Magick Research Lab, floor B1F.

In the lower-middle section of the Forbidden Magick Research Lab, floor B1F.

A house in the village of Melve and Lennart’s home.

This abandoned settlement is jealously guarded by groups of Lost Mercenary. When they’re dealt with, the place is a treasure trove of loot - a Wakestone, Seeker’s Token, rare jewels, and even some weapons and armor can be found in its homes, whose locked doors can be opened with ranged attacks from the nearby windows.

A monument to the fallen soldiers of Battahl and Vermund found to the north of Melve.

Part of the quest A Place to Call Home. Becomes Private Dwelling (Common Quarter) if the player purchases the house at the end of the quest.

A stunning sight at night, the Moonglow Garden can be found next to the path in a small valley west of the Borderwatch Outpost. Beren can be found nearby.

These Elven ruins surround the Forgotten Tunnel, and are fiercely guarded by a Chimera. Treasure hunters can expect plenty of platforming in exchange for several Seeker’s Tokens, curatives, and a Wakestone Shard.

A mural depicting a fight between a brave Beastren and the one-and-only Sphinx. The NPC Maurits can be found here - he’s a key part of the Riddle of the Futility - while the mural itself is found in the side of the cliffs above the Pilgrim’s Inn - Flagship.

Found on the outskirts of Checkpoint Rest Town.

Directly south-west of Bakbattahl, this place of interest in the Wyrmsblood Forest is surrounded by petrified animals. Follow the path to its end to discover the hiding place of the formidable Medusa.

A collection of ruined walls and pillars directly north of Harve Village. Loot includes a Wakestone Shard, Seeker’s Token, and some Tarring Arrows. A Lesser Dragon may also be lurking nearby.

A large gate that keeps players confined to the starting area until enough progress has been made in the game’s main storyline.

An old lighthouse overlooking the ocean in the middle of Harve Village. Several chests can be found inside, with an Allheal Elixir and Seeker’s Token awaiting climbers at the top.

At the northern edge of the Nameless Village.

A dangerous coast directly south of Guerco Cavern. Large numbers of Venin Harpy flock here, while a Seeker’s Token and several Small Blue Crystal Shard can be found on the eastern shores.

A collection of ruins at the top of a hill. Accessible via a coastal road and plenty of climbing.

In the northwest corner of Vernworth’s Noble Quarter.

An isolated room near a small wooden bridge west of Bakbattahl.

Despite being listed as a place of interest, the Rare Book Stand is actually a shop that deals in magic books.

A large collection of ruined pillars and walls on the road between Melve and Vernworth. An Ogre can often be found wandering the area, while Skeletons and Goblins make it their home during the night and day respectively. Noteworthy features include a Seeker’s Token, some wooden chests, and a Riftstone of the Simple.

On the top floor of the Rose Chateau Bordelrie.

North-east of Vernworth. Home to several hostile humanoids.

On the second floor of Vernworth Castle.

A large tree at the heart of the Sacred Arbor. Often surrounded and worshipped by Elves, and is a large part of The Ailing Arborheart side quest.

At the bottom-right edge of the Vernworth Slums.

Three points of interest share this name - one is in the city of Vernworth, and two are within the walls of Vernworth Castle. They are often filled with guards, but the guardhouse directly south-east of Vernworth Hall contains a set of Marcher’s Armor that makes it much easier to infiltrate the castle. Better yet, it’s totally deserted at night, and has a door that can take you directly into the castle.

Three large waterfalls on the northern edge of the Sacred Arbor.

This cave covers a huge swathe of the north-western corner of the map. Players looking to travel from Vermund to Battahl or vice versa without a permit can use it to move freely between the regions. A large number of monsters - namely Rattlers and Ooze - make this place their home, with loot including a Seeker’s Token and Legend’s Mantle.

The northernmost house in Vernworth’s Noble Quarter.

A place in Melve where you awaken after seeing Ulrika for the first time.

Immediately after completing the game’s tutorial, your journey begins at the base of the Ultramarine Waterfall. Some treasure chests can be found around this place of interest in the north-eastern corner of the map, and after a few in-game days, the Waterfall Cave can be accessed here.

Arguably taking the title for Vernworth Castle’s most beautiful room, the audience hall - and its throne - is well guarded. Behind the throne, you’ll find a chest that contains a Heraldic Cape.

Near the grand front doors of Vernworth Castle. Several guards can be found patrolling here, so players looking to sneak into the castle are encouraged to avoid it - or wear a set of Marcher’s Armor that acts as a disguise.

On the second floor of Vernworth Castle.

On the second floor of Vernworth Castle.

The servants of Vernworth Castle can often be found here. Dried Spud can be found on a table, but Marcher’s Armor should be worn to avoid suspicion when exploring.

This well-guarded room is used for banquets and a great way to access the rest of the castle. Just like Vernworth Castle’s other rooms, wearing a set of Marcher’s Armor is recommended to avoid upsetting the guards.

Home to criminals, political rivals, and potentially the Arisen if they’re caught doing something illegal, the Gaol Tower keeps Vernworth’s most wanted deep underground. Cells can be opened with a Gaol Key / Makeshift Gaol Key, with arrested players getting their inventories back upon leaving the tower.

In the lowest level of Vernworth Castle - B2F.

Some curative items can be found here. Would-be explorers are encouraged to wear a set of Marcher’s Armor, as this room is a restricted area often populated by servants or guards.

On the second floor of Vernworth Castle. It can only be accessed at night.

You must access this location as part of the main storyline quests. Make sure to acquire the Marcher Armor set from the Guardroom next to the castle, as you’ll need the helmet, pants, and chest armour to blend in and infiltrate the castle safely. You can also get a full set of marcher armor from the Market square in Vernworth city.

A popular gathering spot for Vernworth’s high society, you’ll likely be turned away if you try to access this building without a Courtly Tunic and Courtly Breeches equipped. A secret back door can be used as an alternative entrance, and some loot can be found in the storage rooms on its western side, but the place is mainly used as a point of interest during certain quests.

Found on the southern side of Vernworth Castle, there’s plenty of treasures to be found amongst these well-kept gardens. A set of Marcher’s Armor should be worn to avoid drawing suspicious looks - or furious attacks - from the guards.

On the second floor of Vernworth Castle.

Found on the southern side of Vernworth Castle, the satellite tower is one of many ways you can access the main castle. Wearing a set of Marcher’s Armor as a disguise is recommended if you’re planning to enter this restricted area.

On the third floor of Vernworth Castle. The stairs leading to the roof are in a terrible state, so taking the elevator is recommended.

The roads of the Volcanic Island are some of the game’s most treacherous. Thankfully, ropeway stations like this one help players looking to skip most of the dangers, but are still prone to attacks from flying creatures and can break if they take too much damage. This station connects the Volcanic Island Camp to the Agamen Ruins Ropeway Station for journeys in either direction.

In the upper-right section of Vernworth’s Noble Quarter.

The Windwalker’s Home is where you can find Cliodhna and Gautstafr.

You need to visit this location as part of the quest to unlock the Magick Archer vocation. Once you’ve helped Gaustafr and Cliodhna once, you can return to the house for subsequent escort quests.

Found to the south of the Misty Marshes. Expect to find - and fight - a Griffin here.

Behind a locked door in the Ancestral Chamber.

A cave that covers most of the eastern path leading to Harve Village.

On the northern edge of Harve Village. Wade into the water and you’re likely to find some Tideswimmer and Shorefish.

On the eastern edge of Harve Village. Inside, you can find Sigurd - speaking to him for the first time unlocks the Mystic Spearhand vocation.

On the southern edge of Harve Village, next to the portcrystal. Inside, you can find a Ferrystone and listen to the quirky village elder.

On the northwestern edge of Harve Village.

On the northwestern edge of Harve Village, near the Riftstone of Fellowship.

On the northwestern edge of Enoa’Battahl Forest. A Drake can sometimes be found lurking nearby.

Battahl’s third ropeway station, west of the Tomb of Renu’Lebarr, grants access to the treasures of the Sealed Mining Shaft. It can only be accessed by riding over from Battahl Ropeway Central Station, and is fiercely guarded by a group of Lost Mercenary.

On floor B1F of Vernworth Castle. Inaccessible without the Makeshift Vault Key that players get from a chest in the Ancient Battlegrounds dungeon.

This old bridge has seen better days, but players looking for safe passage from Battahl to the Volcanic Island can use it after opening the Flamebearer Palace Spellseal Door.