Dragon's Dogma 2 Shadowed Prayers quest walkthrough
Apr. 2, 2024How to identify the Assassin in the DD2 Shadowed Prayers quest
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Who is the Assassin in DD2’s Shadowed Prayers quest?
The Assassin in Dragon’s Dogma 2’s Shadowed Prayers quest is a man namedHerman,and if you read the piece of paper given to you at the beginning of the quest by Menella - the Bandit Bill of Arrest, you can find out the following:“wears his hair tied back. His right arm was wounded during the attack.”
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When you’ve identified the Assassin Herman, you can apprehend himsimply by grappling him with R2.If you’ve picked correctly, this automatically triggers a cutscene where he immediately gives up and Menella has him arrested. You’re then transported to Nadinia’s chambers, where she thanks you and rewards you with18000G and 5 Jaspers(if you don’t know what those are, ourDragon’s Dogma 2 Jasper, Onyx and Tiger Eyeexplainer guide will lay them out for you).
It’s also worth mentioning thatthe mission can still be salvaged even if you misidentify the assassin or run out of time, though it takes a longer, more circuitous path to do so. We’ll be updating this page with information on that path shortly as we play it through ourselves.
This quest actually has a sequel quest that directly follows on from the Assassin’s antics. If you want to know how to find and complete it, our walkthrough to theDragon’s Dogma 2 A Candle in the Stormquest will help you out!
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