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How to get Woodland Wordsmith’s Tome in Dragon’s Dogma 2

Don't make the same mistake as me giving Cecilia a bunch of gifts, only not to give me the Tome.

Upon setting foot in the magical city of the elves, the Sacred Arbor, you'll likely have Glyndwr translate the Elvish Language for you. Upon completing his questline, you have no option but to find a Pawn in the Rift with the Woodland Wordsmith's Specialization.

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The problem with hiring a Pawn dedicated to Woodland Wordsmith is they are very low-level. In this guide, I'll explain how to get the Woodland Wordsmith's Tome in Dragon's Dogma 2, so you don't have to hire a random pawn that doesn't fit your party.

How to get Woodland Wordsmith Specialization Tome in Dragon's Dogma 2

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To get the Woodland Wordsmith Tome, you need to befriend the inn-keeper, Kough, in Sacred Arbor. I easily achieved this by giving her a bunch of Sunblooms and Moonglow every day for about two to three days.

On the third day, Kough will approach you once you enter the inn and give you the Woodland Wordsmith Tome. You can manually consume the Tome to give your main pawn the Woodland Wordsmith Specialization.

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After doing so, you can dispatch your low-leveled pawn and hire a more powerful one with any Specialization while still being able to understand the Elvish Language!

Specializations are a new addition to the Dragon's Dogma franchise. Instead of having two Pawn Inclinations, you have only one and a Specialization. These Specializations are tricky to come by, as you'll need to befriend specific NPCs by giving them gifts in order to claim their respective Tomes.

The Woodland Wordsmith is especially useful in the Sacred Arbor as you'll need the Specialization to even automatically translate the Elvish Language. Without the Specialization, you'll only read a bunch of gibberish-looking characters, even when interacting with Elven Merchants.

For more guides on everything related to Pawns in Dragon's Dogma 2, check out How to Change Pawn Inclination in Dragon’s Dogma 2, available only on Pro Game Guides!


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Jay Vijuan
Jay is a Weekend Senior Staff Writer for PGG and has been playing video games for over two decades now. He is a Mechanical Engineering graduate who transitioned into writing as he realized that his passion truly revolved around video games. With over two years of dedicated experience as a writer specializing in the video gaming industry, Jay's passion for video games is seen through his art of crafting meticulously detailed video game guides, news, and reviews. His expertise spans a diverse range of gaming genres, most notably ARPGs, JRPG,s FPS, and TPS. Jay's favorite titles and franchises include Final Fantasy, Dragon's Dogma, Soulsborne, and Call of Duty.