Dragon’s Dogma 2 offers an array of quests and side quests to complete, and eventually you will come to a point of no return. This happens quite early in the game, where you can view the coronation and start the quest called Feast of Deception. But there is a catch for doing this, as certain quests and objectives that you haven’t completed yet will be locked forever. In this guide we will see whether you should attend the coronation in Dragon’s Dogma 2
Should You Attend The Feast Of Deception Coronation in Dragon’s Dogma 2
The coronation acts as a point of no return in the game. Here we will see whether you should attend the coronation in Dragon’s Dogma 2
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Your questgiver throughout the game is Captain Brant, and you have to complete all the main quests till you reach the Feast of Deception quest. In it, you have to attend the coronation of the false Arisen, which you have to accept to advance further into the game. But you do get a warning if you plan on accepting the invitation, and that is that any quest that you have left out for later will be locked. Quests that have a chance of continuing post the coronation like the Readvent of Calamity and the Ornate Box will be discontinued. You might also miss out on getting the Mystic Spearhand class and romance Ulrika if you choose not to complete the Readvent of Calamity quest.
Once you are certain you are done with every quest and side quest, attend the coronation with Captain Brant and continue on with the Feast of Deception quest
That’s all there is to know about whether you should attend the coronation in Dragon’s Dogma 2. If you like this guide you can check out our other guides as well
