There’s plenty to keep a new adventurer busy in the world of Gransys, but unfortunately it’s not all glam and glory. There are tons of quests throughout the three chapters of Dragon’s Dogma, and while some may have you scaling the back of a golem as it tries to smash your mates into sticky puddles, there are just as many quests that will have you escorting someone from point A to point B, or killing off a few innocent rabbits for giggles.
Before you run off on your cavalier bunny killing escapades, there are some tips to always remember: try to do side quests before the main quests, always take heed when someone asks if you are sure you want to continue, always return to Cassardis, the Pawn Guild, and the Encampment to see if new quests are available, and finally, once you get to them, always have a Ferrystone in your possession.
Before you start your journey in Gransys check out our Beginner's Guide, it's full of very useful tips and things we wish we knew before we started the game. If you are having trouble finding where everything is, check out our Map Guide. It's a custom made map that shows the locations of notable monsters, NPC's and loot.
Table of Contents
Act 1
Notice Board Quests
Side Quests
Main Quests
Act II
Notice Board Quests
Side Quests
Main Quests
Act III
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