Ambuscade is an Augment from the Archer Vocation in Dragon's Dogma 2. Learn about the effects of Ambuscade, its discipline cost, and the vocation rank needed to unlock Ambuscade here!
List of Contents
| Ambuscade Augment Effect | |
|---|---|
| Increases damage dealt by your attacks when targets are not in battle stance. | |
| Vocation | |
| Discipline Points | 300 |
Ambuscade can be unlocked by reaching Rank 2 of the Archer vocation. You can then use 300 Discipline Points (Dcp) in a Vocation Guild to equip it.
Best Augments and All Augments List
| Ambuscade | Endurance | Radiance |
| Lethality | Avidity |
Ambuscade Augment Effect and How to Unlock
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Could this skill be increasing damage when the enemy is staggered or knocked down as well since that is not a "battle-stance" I seem to have greater damage even with "Loose" when they are "staggered" (indicated by a big screen zoom when their stance is broken), or does that apply in general as well ?