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Physical and Elemental Damage are the two main damage types in Dragon's Dogma 2 (DD2). Read on to find out more about damage types and learn what Elemental Weaknesses are!
| Related Stats | |
|---|---|
| Strength | Base stat of physical attacks. Physical damage will scale based on this stat. |
| Strike | Stat for Blunt Weapons, like Hammer and Maces. |
| Slash | Stat for Sharp Weapons, like Swords or Daggers. |
Physical Damage are damage from attacks that are directly caused by melee or ranged weapons without any elemental infusions.
The total damage from Physical Damage will reflect depending on the Strength, Slash or Strike stats, and the enemy's physical defense.
| Related Stats | |
|---|---|
| Magick | Base stat of Magick attacks. Magick damage will scale based on this stat |
| All Elements | |
 Fire |
Inflict fire damage that can be amplified if the target is tarred, or reduced if the target is drenched. |
 Ice |
Inflict ice damage that can slow and immobilize a target. |
 Lightning |
Inflict lightning damage that can be amplified if the target is drenched. Can also make an enemy unconscious if continuously hit by lightning. |
| Holy | Inflict holy damage that is effective against undead enemies. Can only be used if you have The Exalted, Heaven's Key, Volant White, and Talarian White weapons. |
There are only four elements in Dragon's Dogma 2, which are the Fire, Ice, Lightning, and Holy elements. Dark element is not available in DD2, unlike in the first game.
The damage from elemental attacks varies depending on your Magick stat, enemies' Debilitation, and their Magick defense.
All Stats Explained
Damage types are separated into two categories — Physical or Elemental. Physical Damage applies to attacks caused directly by your weapon, while Elemental Damage comes from spells or invocations and directly involves one of the elements in the game.
Enemies have weaknesses and can be one of the elements in the game. You can exploit those weaknesses to inflict more damage, immobilize them, or cause a status effect for a short time.
Pawns will mention the enemies' weaknesses or whether someone in the party can exploit them, so keep your ears open for those callouts!
Beginner's Guide: Tips and Tricks
All Damage Types and Elemental Weaknesses
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