Dragon dogma dark arisen guide for inclination

* If both your preferred primary and secondary inclinations have disappeared, you'll need to go through the steps you used to set your inclinations the first time (i.e. This will boost your preferred primary inclination (I believe) in addition to swapping your secondary and tertiary inclinations so they're back to the way you want. Also ignore the wording of the question, just pick the name of the secondary inclination you want. It's actually asking you to pick your preferred secondary inclination.

It'll ask you which inclination you prefer, and the options it offers are your secondary and tertiary inclinations. * If your primary inclination is still correct, but your secondary has changed, then the easiest way to fix this is to use the Knowledge Chair (you'll find one in every inn or place you can rest). * If your pawn's primary and secondary inclinations have swapped around, then you'll need to drink an elixir for your primary inclination. Since your pawn changes get saved (and propagated to other players) whenever you rest at an inn, it's a good idea to check your pawn's inclinations before you rest. Then, assuming you have some spare rift crystals, you should buy a bunch more of those two elixirs (and buy twice as many of the primary type) keep a few on your pawn, and put the rest in storage. If not, you can use the Knowledge Chair (see below) to tweak the secondary inclination (because the primary will definitely be correct). If you check your main pawn's profile you should then see the inclinations are the way you wanted them. Drink the one for the secondary inclination first, then drink both of the primary inclination ones afterward. Once you have access to the merchant at the encampment who stands directly next to the riftstone (Johnathan), buy one elixir named for the secondary inclination you want to have, and two for the primary inclination. * Farming build (maybe): Acquisitor/Pioneer * Support caster (mage, or sorcerer with spell-syncing): Utilitarian/Challenger or Utilitarian/Mitigator * Ranged builds (ranger, sorcerer): Challenger/Mitigator * Melee builds (fighter, warrior, strider): Scather/Utilitarian Too niche for my liking though (might be useful to you as a player, but probably unlikely to get your pawn hired much) In conjunction with Acquisitor it can make your pack mule quickly collect more materials/loot, so can be useful for farming. Pioneer: pawn will scout ahead of the party. Actually not terrible though as a secondary inclination in a big pack mule (who can act as a hoover), but I'd still advise against this one. It's unnecessary since support caster pawns will always heal your party (once they take non-trivial damage) anyway, regardless of inclination, so I'd advise against this one.ДЄcquisitor: pawn will pick up anything they see, even potentially in combat. In practice this is quite bad, since someone is always taking damage: effectively it makes your pawn a pacifist. If anyone in the party takes any damage at all, Medicant casters will generally stop attacking enemies. Medicant: pawn will prioritise healing over all else.

Enemies could be wailing on you and a Nexus will calmly stand and watch. Nexus: pawn will only attack enemies that are directly attacking your other pawns. They will draw enemies to you if you're a caster. Enemies could be wailing on your other pawns, and a Guardian will calmly stand and watch. Guardian: pawn will only attack enemies that are directly attacking you, and will stand next to you (often drawing aggro). Works pretty well with all non-tank builds.

Mitigator: pawn will prioritise the weakest enemies.

Great for melee builds, not so good for casters or ranged builds.Д¬hallenger: pawn will prioritise ranged enemy attackers and casters. They will actively climb large enemies as well. Scather: pawn will actively attack any enemies it sees, and focus on the strongest ones while getting close. Great for melee and support caster builds. Works particularly well when pawns have good bestiary knowledge. Fighters will grapple, casters will cast enchantments, sorcerers will spell-sync if possible, etc. Utilitarian: pawn will make use of special abilities/tactics. This is all to the best of my knowledge, if there are any mistakes let me know. These are just my thoughts (so some people may disagree). Set up as a support mage (buffs and healing), and equipped with Legion's Might (so she will auto-revive herself if she gets killed).Д®DIT: I thought it might also be worthwhile repeating my thoughts on inclinations. It's good to be back! Many thanks to all of the people who've been taking my pawn (Anwyn) with them, she's currently ranked 798 on the PS4.ДЄdditional Details: Utilitarian/Challenger

Dragon dogma dark arisen guide for inclination