Dragon’s Dogma 2: Should You Help Trysha Find The Grimoires?

The quest "" is far more complicated than it seems on the surface. It begins when the Arisen encounters a girl named Trysha in an isolated cabin, standing alone on a hill northwest of Melve. Trysha lives with her grandmother, Eini, who spends most of her day providing for the two of them. This leaves Trysha alone and bored out of her mind. To kill time, Trysha's recently decided to study magic. If they speak with her while grandma's out, Trysha asks the Arisen to find the grimoires she'll need to learn her first few spells.

But Eini doesn't want her granddaughter learning magic: she's far too young. If the Arisen talks to her, she'll strongly caution them against helping Trysha. Of course, the player is free to do as they choose — but as with most quests in , there's a consequence for every decision. Depending on the player's choices, "" may even be further complicated, as several other characters may become involved later in the game. With a little planning and a lot of gold, though, players can plan ahead and ensure the best outcome for Trysha, Eini, and the Arisen all.

Trysha's wishlist includes five grimoires, located in various places all throughout 's map. Some grimoires exist in multiple copies, but others are unique. This quest takes players to many different areas, some of which they may not have discovered by the time they first meet Trysha. Players can find the grimoires in each of the following locations:

Grimoire Name

Location(s)

Fulminous Shield

Can be purchased from the merchant Dudley at the entrance to Melve for 5,000 G

Towering Earth

Given by Waldhar in the Vernworth Dungeon

Let There Be Light

Stolen from Myrddin's house in Checkpoint Rest Town; use the balcony to get inside unseen

Howling Blizzard

Inside a chest in the Waterfall Cave, or traded for a copy of Fulminous Shield with Wendy in the Nameless Village

Nation's Death Knell

Inside a chest in the Waterfall Cave, or in the Cenotaph

Trysha will accept partial delivery, so three