In Dragon’s Dogma 2, Wild Furie is the coolest Mystic Spearhand Weapon Skills out there. If you’re into dishing out a relentless barrage of slashes and magical attacks that keep your enemies at bay, this skill is perfect. Pressing the attack button repeatedly delivers a storm of moves for a prolonged assault. This guide explains how to get Wild Furie in Dragon’s Dogma 2 and why it’s important in your DD2 journey.
Dragon’s Dogma 2 Wild Furie Weapon Skill
The Wild Furie skill in Dragon’s Dogma 2 is very nice for anyone playing with the Mystic Spearhand build. With this ability, you can dash forward a bit and then unleash multiple attacks. Wild Furie is Mystic Spearhand’s version of “press button, delete enemies.” It’s the rapid-fire flurry of strikes that hits very hard – starts with a dash, then you go ham on your target while a magical clone follows striking alongside you. It deals both physical and magick damage, so it melts stagger bars and health bars alike.
But when you use it right, it destroys staggered enemies mainly to deal with a single foe. It cuts through small mobs like cheese while not even locked behind vocation rank, so you don’t need to grind Spearhand to 9 to use it. If you’re building a high-damage, skill-based Mystic Spearhand setup, Wild Furie turns your fights into an easygoing.
Best part is that you can mash your Weapon Skill button and it keeps attacking but at the cost of stamina, and if you spam it without a game plan, you’ll be huffing and puffing while goblins yeet your sorry self off a cliff. Its tracking is decent too, meaning it auto-locks on enemies in front of you so you’re not only swinging at the air like a pawn in a lightning storm. Wild Furie is great, powerful, and you need to earn it.
Where to Find the Mystic Spearhand Maister and Get Wild Furie in Dragon’s Dogma 2
You need to meet Sigurd for Wild Furie, who is the Mystic Spearhand Maister. You first saw him earlier in Melve or Harve, depending on how you played the opening parts of the game. In this task, you have to help him defeat Drake. Taking down this fierce creature is your way into the Mystic Spearhand. After this battle, Sigurd doesn’t appear, and he heads off to a new spot.
To learn Wild Furie from him, you have to meet him way later, deep in the cursed woods of Battahl in Wyrmsblood Forest, located towards the southwest. There are harpies, hobgoblins, poison wolves, and one Beastren on the way even tells you not to go in there. Ignore him. Make sure you’re stocked, bring a camping kit, and follow the forest trail until you reach Dragonsbreath Tower. Sigurd will be waiting at the tower’s entrance for you.
How to Unlock Mystic Spearhand
If you want to use Wild Furie, you should unlock Mystic Spearhand as a vocation first. If you haven’t already done this, meet Sigurd before visiting the Dragonsbreath Tower. Find him in Melve or Harve. He’ll give you the scroll to unlock Spearhand. You don’t need to max it out, but you can’t use the scroll reward later without having the vocation unlocked. Simple as that. Don’t skip meeting Sigurd early, or you’ll waste your time climbing a tower only to be told, “lol, go back.”
Go to Dragonsbreath Tower
Dragonsbreath Tower is a vertical dungeon and it lives up to the name. It’s not very long, but annoying. The entire trail to the tower from the forest is crawling with mobs. The bridge before the dungeon has a dude who tries to scare you off, ignore him and push through. Inside the tower, you’ll fight more goblins and nasties while climbing staircases and dodging ledges. Watch your Pawns as they fall off easier than you’d expect, and if they do, that’s a Riftstone trip for you.
Good news: there’s a campfire right at the entrance, and another camp kit inside. Moreover, chests here are stacked with some even have 10k gold, and there’s even gear like Anathema and Dragon’s Faith if you explore properly.
As you walk up to Dragonsbreath Tower, Sigurd will request you to beat Drake and you should accept it. This is a solo quest, but he will help out in the boss battle, but won’t join mid-fight either. You must meet him earlier though he won’t show up otherwise, and you can’t have to chance to get Wild Furie.
Defeat the Drake
The fight with this Blighted Drake happens on the rooftop of Dragonsbreath Tower after you climb all the way up. He doesn’t mess with you during the climb, but his goblin squad sure does.
During the actual boss fight:
- He vomits acid puddles (don’t stand in those).
- He has the nasty growths all over him that you should hit.
- If you pop all the boils, he falls over for a fat stagger window and that’s when he is vulnerable to more damage.
A Mage pawn can turn the tide in your favor. Go after the red areas on its body as those are its weak points. Further, stick to his arms and face in close-range combat. Dragoun’s Foin and Magike Speregonne wreck him too if you’re going full Spearhand. Tell your Pawns to “Go!” so they avoid puddles instead of bathing in them. Bring healing, bring buffs, and if your Pawns yeet themselves off the ledge, maybe it’s time for better AI.
Once you’ve defeated Drake, Sigurd will say, “I see it in your eyes; you are ready to learn.” If he doesn’t auto-trigger, talk to him. He’ll hand you the Paladin’s Enigmata scroll which is what you use to learn Wild Furie skill in Dragon’s Dogma 2 (DD2). You can’t give this to your Pawn as they can’t be Spearhands in DD2, unfortunately.
