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Should you bring the Beggar’s Garb to Hilda or Celina in Dragon’s Dogma 2? (A Beggar’s Tale quest)

I spent hours waiting for Albert to leave the square, only to lose him because I was trying to get a chest...

Dragon's Dogma 2 features many heavy decision-making scenarios, like poisoning a river, with consequences that either haunt or reward the Arisen. One such scenario is a side quest called A Beggar's Tale, in which you'll have to choose between giving Hilda or Celina the Beggar's Garb.

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This guide will show you both outcomes of the tale so you can decide which character to choose for this side quest.

Should you give Hilda or Celina the Beggar's Garb in Dragon's Dogma 2?

A Beggar's Tale is truly a tale of two lives and wives, as giving the Beggar's Garb to either Hilda or Celina will have two drastically different outcomes. If you decide to give the Beggar's Garb to Hilda (Noble), after a few days, she'll simply tell you Albert got a real job now, and you won't be seeing him in the Merchant Square anymore. Hilda will give you 3x Onyx and 900 XP for your troubles.

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If you choose to give the Beggar's Garb to Celina, you'd best be prepared for the consequences. After a few days, go back to Albert's actual house in the Noble area, and you'll find a guard standing by Albert's door. The guard will inform you about a grim murder in which Celina killed Albert and eventually killed herself. For this ending, you'll get 3000G, 1 Noonbloom, and 900 XP.

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However, there is a third and hidden option for this quest, which is not presented in the quest log. You can give the Beggar's Garb back to Albert just outside of his house. He'll be able to resume posing as a beggar while continuing his relationship with his two wives. For this outcome, you'll receive 5000G and 900 XP.

Quest Outcome Summary

Give to Hilda : 3x Onyx, 900 XP and no more "beggar" at the Merchant Square.

Give to Celina : 3000G, 1 Noonbloom, 900 XP, and death of Celina and Albert.

Give to Albert : 5000G, 900 XP, and a "nothing happened" scenario.

I recommend giving the Beggar's Garb back to Albert, but not because I condone his actions; it's simply none of the Arisen's business, and it's best if nobody dies in this scenario. You can argue giving it to Hilda is also ideal, but then again, Albert won't be around anymore to possibly give you quests or items later on in the game.

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