Dragon's Dogma 2

Collected all other Dragon's Dogma 2 trophies. (Not available in Casual Mode)

Found a solution to every conundrum posed by the goddess of riddles.

Acquired every maister's teaching.

Experienced the end of the cycle.(Not available in Casual Mode)

Led the people to safety in the unmoored world.

Overcame all the trials of the unmoored world.

Petrified a medusa.

Acquired a preserved medusa head.

Accomplished a miracle for several people all at once.

Escaped the bonds of slavery.

Regained your memories of receiving the Arisen's charge.

Arrived in Vernworth.

Passed through the gate at the border.

Witnessed the unmoored world.

Became Sovran of Vernworth.

Helped the gigantus walk again.

Changed your vocation.

Changed your vocation to mystic spearhand.

Changed your vocation to trickster.

Changed your vocation to magick archer.

Changed your vocation to warfarer.

Went camping.

Purchased a dwelling of your own.

Boarded an oxcart.

Used a Wakestone to restore the dead to life.

Used a Ferrystone.

Acquired a pawn badge.

Defeated the gigantus in a short span of time.

Decapitated a medusa.

Reached the maximum rank in a vocation.

Taught your pawn a specialization.

Set a pawn quest.

Entered the rose chateau.

Collected 80 Seeker's Tokens.

Earned the affections of 50 people.

Raised a person's affinity to the maximum.

Strengthened a weapon in wyrmfire.

Soaked in the hot spring.

Crossed a cyclopean bridge.

Summoned a harpy, grabbed hold, and took flight.

Revived two pawns simultaneously.

Obtained Dragon's Dogma.

Grilled every type of meat during the night and day.

Attended a palace masquerade in formal raiment.

Restored the dead to life at a morgue or charnel house.

Defeated the headless horseman.

Discovered 50 locations.

Boarded the phantom oxcart.

Took flight on griffin wing a second time.

Returned to Agamen Volcanic Island.

Witnessed a brawl break out in your dwelling among your admirers.

Reached Dragonsbreath Tower.

Reached Drabnir's Grotto.

Reclaimed your items from the scavenger who stole them from you.

Used illicit means to pass through the gate at the border.