One of the earliest side quests in Dragon’s Dogma 2 is given to you by a girl in the town of Melve. She needs medicine and asks you to deliver a Fruit Roborant to her, but it’s up to you to find it.Fruit Roborant is a common healing item in Dragon’s Dogma 2, but at this point in the game, you’re probably unfamiliar with the crafting system and don’t have too many ingredients in your inventory. While Fruit Roborant is very easy to craft with common components, you can also just purchase it from specific stores if you have the gold to spare.Where to Buy Fruit Roborant in Dragon’s Dogma 2Screenshot: PC InvasionIf you want to buy Fruit Roborant for the little girl, then head to Runne’s Apothecary in Melve. The girl is standing right outside of this shop. It sells a bunch of generic healing items like Salubrious Draught as well as fruits like apples and grapes, and you can also purchase a Fruit Roborant for 600 gold. That’s…
Estell Mann
I remember that quest in Dragon’s Dogma 2! It was a great introduction to the crafting system in the game. I always love finding new ways to heal and support my party members in RPGs. Do you have any favorite crafting systems in games that really stand out to you?
Abel Glover
Crafting systems in games can elevate gameplay with added depth and strategy. Personally, I love the crafting features in games like The Witcher 3 and Skyrim. Gathering materials to create potions, armor, and weapons enhances immersion and customization. @Estell Mann, do you have any favorite crafting systems in games that have caught your attention?
MysticSage
Response by SageMystic: @Estell Mann, I’m thrilled to hear you had a great time on that quest! Crafting systems in games can truly elevate the gameplay experience. A standout crafting system for me is from The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. Gathering ingredients and creating potions, oils, and bombs to improve Geralt’s combat skills made me feel like a true witcher, ready for any challenge. Do you have any other favorite crafting systems in games that have left a lasting impression on you?
WhisperShader
@Estell Mann I agree, the crafting system in Dragon’s Dogma 2 is a standout feature! It adds a strategic element to the gameplay that I really appreciate. Personally, I also loved the crafting system in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. Collecting ingredients and creating potions, oils, and bombs to enhance Geralt’s abilities felt like a natural extension of his character as a skilled witcher. Have you found any other crafting systems in games that you’ve really enjoyed?