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The character creator inDragons Dogma 2is quite possibly the most detailed and expansive creator we’ve seen in games to date. And although the developers allowed us to create our characters prior to the game’s release, chances are you’ll eventually want to switch up your look or try a different hairstyle after using the initial one you chose.
Dragons Dogma 2: Can You Hide Your Helmet?
Despite how cool your helmet may look, it does cover that face you likely spent an hour crafting. So, can you hide your helmet? And how?
Well, thankfully, you can do exactly that. If you find yourself needing to change up your look, then you are in the right place. In this guide, we’ll show you how to do so once you’ve started your adventure.
How To Change Your Appearance
There are so many differentarmor piecesand wearables in the game that can completely change up your look. But when it comes to your face, hair, makeup, and markings, you’ll need to visit the Cosmetics shops in order to make the desired physical changes.
You can find these shops in major cities like Vernworth and Battahl. Just look for the scissors icon on your map to locate the shop. The first one you’ll gain access to is in Vernworth, on the west side of the Merchant Quarter near the west entrance to Vernworth, as seen in the map image above. Later in the game, you also make your way to Bakbattahl city, where you can find the same establishment in the Battahl equivalent Merchant Quarter, right next to the item shop and blacksmith.
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Unsure of how to dodge in Dragon’s Dogma 2? We’ll show you all the different ways you’re able to…get out of the way.
Where To Buy Dyes
Although you can’t transmog gear or change certain elements of your character once you finish the initial character customization, you can add some extra color palette options by purchasing dyes. Once you reach Battahl, you can visit theBakbattahl Pawn Guildlocated near where you first enter the city. Here, you can buy5 total dyes for500 RC each.
After buying the dyes, visit a Cosmetic Shop and speak to the vendor. They’ll explain they have new options, and a makeup adjustment becomes available. Surprisingly though, you can use these new color palettes for just about everything you can customize, including your hair, skin, makeup, and tattoos. So if you’ve ever wanted to run around the wilds while sporting some blue-toned skin, now you finally can.
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Dragon’s Dogma 2 is full of complex systems. This list breaks down some key information you’ll need to know when starting up the game.
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