The original Dragon’s Dogma had a ton of mods when it launched on PC, so it’s no surprise to see modders flocking to its long-awaited sequel as well. If you’ve managed to overcome the performance issues and complicated microtransactions and own Dragon’s Dogma 2 on PC, this article will provide TOP Dragon’s Dogma mods 2 players should install to improve some elements or add attractive content to the game.
TOP most unique Dragon’s Dogma 2 mods
A Smallman’s Height Mod
Getting as expansive and detailed as the character creator in Dragon’s Dogma 2 is not without its limitations. It only offers two races and gamers cannot change the height of Arisen or Pawn below 160cm. A Smallman’s Height Mod fixes that, unlocking height sliders so players can more accurately create dwarf or hybrid characters. Just note that any particularly short Pawns created will look odd if appearing around a non-modded player’s character.
NPC’s Hairstyles for Arisen and Pawns
Dragon’s Dogma 2 already offers a ton of different hairstyles for Arisen and Pawns, but who would say no to a few more unique options? As the name suggests, NPC’s Hairstyles for Arisen and Pawns mod swaps three hairstyles for those chosen by select NPCs: Ulrika (leader of Melve village), Wilhelmina (owner of Rose Chateau), and Queen Disa .
Baldur’s Gate Astarion and Gale (Tattoo)
Considering both games are top-notch fantasy RPGs, with fully customizable player characters, it’s no wonder that Dragon’s Dogma 2 has attracted the attention of some fans. Baldur’s Gate 3 grave. Even before Dragon’s Dogma 2 launched, people were recreating Baldur’s Gate 3 party members in the character creator, and this mod provides a little extra authenticity for those who want to import as Astarion or Gale.
The Baldur’s Gate Astarion and Gale (Tattoo) mod allows players to add tattoos to their characters. Technically, Astarion has no tattoos and instead has scars on his back, but the creator chose to recreate those scars as tattoos because it can be customized. This is not the only tattoo mod. There are a lot of tattoos based on tattoos from other video games. Examples include the back tattoos of Kazuma Kiryu and Ichiban Kasuga in the Like a Dragon series and Ellie’s tattoo in The Last of Us Part 2.
