The Sorcerer Maister Myrddin in Dragon's Dogma 2.
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How to find the Sorcerer Maister in Dragon’s Dogma 2

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Vocation Maisters in Dragon’s Dogma 2 unlock special skills when you visit them, but the Sorcerer Maister has a shopping list you must complete first. 

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In Dragon’s Dogma 2, you unlock the Sorcerer Vocation by completing a specific quest. Once you finish it, you can visit the Sorcerer Maister to become an even more powerful master of Magick. We’ve got all the details you need to find the Sorcerer Maister and receive their teachings.

Where to find the Sorcerer Maister in Dragon’s Dogma 2

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The Sorcerer Maister Myrddin is found at Checkpoint Rest Town, on the border of Vermund and Battahl. He’s at the end of the path east of town. Approach the house, and Myrddin will likely turn you away at first.

For Myrddin to invite you inside, you must be dressed accordingly. I wore the Courtly Tunic I acquired in Vernworth during the Masquerade quest (you can also buy it from the Merchant in Vernworth) and was permitted entry, though this merely marks the start of a long journey.

How to complete The Sorcerer’s Appraisal quest in Dragon’s Dogma 2

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Before Myrddin gives you his teachings, he asks you to collect five Grimoires (books) for him. You only need to collect three to complete the quest, so we’ve focused on the three easiest to gather.

Once you have collected the books, return to Myrddin and hand them in. It doesn’t matter whether you do this one by one or together. After you hand in three books, he will ask if you want to continue searching for the other two books or finish the quest—choose the second option.

Myrddin will hand you Myrddin’s Chronicle, which unlocks the Maelstrom Sorcerer skill.

Dragon’s Dogma 2 Grimoire locations for Sorcerer Maister Myrddin

There are five Grimoires you can get for Myrddin, but you only need to turn in three of them to complete the quest.

Let There Be Light

The Let There Be Light Grimoire is the easiest to find as it is located inside Myrddin’s house and is free to grab.

Head upstairs and into the northernmost room (the one with the balcony). You can get several collectible items here, including the Let There Be Light Grimoire on the desk. Pick it up and hand it to him.

Fulminous Shield

You can purchase the Fuliminous Shield Grimoire from a merchant in Melve. As soon as you enter the town from the south, the route where the Oxcart arrives, the merchant is directly opposite you.

You can identify him by the huge bag he is carrying on his back.

Howling Blizzard

You can collect Howling Blizzard in a red treasure chest on the second floor of the Waterfall Caves in Vermund. These caves are located pretty close to Melve. When you open the red chest, a Lich spawns, so be ready for battle. Be careful not to run into the Chimera at the bottom of the cave, unless you’re up for a tough fight.

Towering Earth

You can get The Towering Earth Grimoire from the Magistrate in Vernworth. If you completed The Caged Magistrate quest, he’s in the Gracious Hand Vaults.

If you’re yet to complete that mission or did not choose that Captain Brandt quest when progressing the story, the Magistrate is in Vernworth Castle Gaol Tower. You don’t need a key in this instance, as he will be standing at the bars of the cell to talk to you.

Nation’s Death Knell

You can get Nation’s Death Knell in Ancient’s Battleground, which is north of Vermund. The grimoire is inside a cave full of undead and skeletons you can visit as you complete the Tolled to Rest escort side quest and go for a walk with Glyndwr. Wait for Oskar to complete the bell ritual before taking the book or else you’ll be locked out of this side quest.

Optional: Create forgeries of Grimoires to complete the Spellbound quest

Once you collect three of the five Grimoires to give to Myrddin, you can complete the quest. But we advise you to head over to Ibrahim’s Scrap Store, make forgeries of them, and give them to the Sorcerer instead of the original ones.

The location of the sorcerer Eini's home in Dragon's Dogma 2.
You can start the Spellbound quest by visiting a house north of Melve. Screenshot by Dot Esports

These same Grimoires are needed to complete another quest, Spellbound. In this case, forgeries won’t progress it forward, whereas giving fakes to Myrddin will complete The Sorcerer’s Appraisal either way. This is optional, but we think it’s well worth the effort.


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