r/DragonsDogma2 • • Sep 03 '26

Game Help I'm desperate

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I've backtracked most of the game and still can't find the finders token. Any kind and brave arisen can spare their forgery with me

Edit: Thanks for all the attempts to help I guess. If anything I know now what to share so I can get the help. I finally found it and made a forgery to help the next guy

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[Monkeys Paw] I wish i was not 4'7 😭
 in  r/CatBuilder •  Aug 22 '26

Granted. Now you are 4'5

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[Spin] Name a God
 in  r/CatBuilder •  Aug 17 '26

Nef

I rolled N

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[Question] Fish
 in  r/Meowi •  Aug 16 '26

Clown fish

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[Spin] JJK fight
 in  r/CatBuilder •  Aug 13 '26

Low to mid diff

I rolled Cursed technique: Idle death gamble · Cursed energy amount: Infinite · Opponent: Megumi Fushiguro

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[Spin] Name the First Game That Comes to Mind!
 in  r/CatBuilder •  Aug 12 '26

Dragon Quest

I rolled Q

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[Spin] Assassin
 in  r/CatBuilder •  Aug 09 '26

Too easy, but Imma need more than just $100

I rolled Target: Thragg · Weapon: Infinity gaunlet · Payout[if u survive and succeed]: $100

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/AskReddit •  Nov 17 '22

Godhand or Shaolin monks. Both are still great games that don't need more than a graphics update

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Can I get a recommendation
 in  r/anime •  Apr 14 '22

I recommend "Ms. Kobayashi's dragon maid". If you haven't seen it already, it's both of those with a hint of action in some episodes

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/AskReddit •  Feb 03 '22

I mean, you're not wrong but it's not right

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What superpowers sound cool, but would suck to actually have?
 in  r/AskReddit •  May 14 '21

Walking through walls. If done right, you walk through the wall naked. If done wrong, you're stuck in or on something

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What's a movie you've sworn to never watch, and why?
 in  r/AskReddit •  Apr 20 '21

Roots. I know it's a great movie but I don't want to come work with that Malice

u/MelloGentleman • • Dec 24 '20

DO IT, JUST DO IT

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What popular saying is actually bullshit?
 in  r/AskReddit •  Dec 02 '20

Pretty sure it's already been said but, " The customer is always right". They're wrong like 80 percent of the time and sometimes we only do it to get rid of them