Changes: Possession

Revision as of 21:45, 23 November 2014

Possession is a debilitation in Dragon's Dogma. There are tow forms of Possession - the most serious, usually inflicted by Dragonkin, will cause a loyal pawn to be turned, and seek to attack its master; another form is inflicted by some Ghosts, and causes health loss and reduced movement.

Dragonkin possession

The Arisen cannot be possessed by Dragonkin. Possessed pawns will turn on their master and attempt to kill the Arisen and will also attack allies.

The curatives that will clear Possession are:

Group cure: Nostalgia Dust, Placative Brew, and Sobering Wine.
Individual cure: Panacea.

Pawns will use curative items when necessary, they may also be freed of Possession by slaying them and reviving them.

Equipping pawns with equipment resistant to Possession can reduce or eliminate the the risk of them falling victim to this debilitation. Some equipment like the Plebian Shirt or Cloth Greaves are easily obtainable and offer 100% defense when Dragonforged.

Ghost possession

Arisen and pawns can be possessed by Ghost type enemies, including Phantoms, Phantasms, and Specters. The ghost possession typically drains health and slows movement, and can be broken by the attack of an ally on the possessed victim.

Equipment with Possession Resistance

Brief definition of each Table Column :
- Name - Shows the equipment's in-game name.
- % - Shows the amount of Possession Resistance in percentage.
- Next 9 columns indicate Vocations that are able to wear said equipment.
- Next 13 columns indicate additional Debilitation Resistances inherent to said equipment. (Mouseover a Debilitation Icon to see the amount of Resistance in %)
The tables can be sorted by clicking on the Header Arrows above each column. Holding Shift while clicking on multiple columns allows one to further specify Key Columns for sorting.

Head Armor
Name	%	Usable By
Barreled Helm	+32%
Hood of Oblivion	+100%
Hood of Shadow	+100%
Mistletoe Circlet	+60%

Chest Clothing
Name	%
Silver Vest	32

Torso Armor
Name	%
Plebian Shirt	100

Arms Armor
Name	%

Leg Clothing
Name	%
Delta Guard	45
Twisted Leathers	35

Leg Armor
Name	%
Abyssinal Greaves	84
Cloth Greaves	100
Exotic High Boots	75

Cloaks
Name	%
Blasphemer's Cloak	100
Hellfire Cloak	100
Nebula Cape	56
Paladin's Mantle	64
Sovereign's Mantle	56

Jewelry
Name	%
Faithful Earring	+60%

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-'''Possession''' is a [[debilitation]] in [[Dragon's Dogma]]. There are tow forms of Possession - the most serious, usually inflicted by [[Dragonkin]], will cause a loyal pawn to be turned, and seek to attack its master; another form is inflicted by some [[Ghosts]], and causes health loss and reduced movement.
+'''Possession''' is a [[debilitation]] in [[Dragon's Dogma]]. There are tow forms of Possession - the most serious, usually inflicted by [[Dragonkin]], will cause a loyal pawn to be turned, and seek to attack its master; another form is inflicted by some Ghosts, and causes health loss and reduced movement.
 ==Dragonkin possession ==
-The [[Arisen]] cannot be possessed by [[Dragonkin]]. Possessed pawns will trun on their master and attempt to kill the Arisen and will also attack allies.
+The [[Arisen]] cannot be possessed by [[Dragonkin]]. Possessed pawns will turn on their master and attempt to kill the Arisen and will also attack allies.
 The curatives that will clear Possession are:
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 ==Ghost possession==
-Arisen and pawns can be possessed by [[Ghosts|Ghost]] type enemies, including [[Phantom]]s, [[Phantasm]]s, and [[Specter]]s. The ghost possession typically drains health and slows movement, and can be broken by the attack of an ally on the possessed victim.
+Arisen and pawns can be possessed by Ghost type enemies, including [[Phantom]]s, [[Phantasm]]s, and [[Specter]]s. The ghost possession typically drains health and slows movement, and can be broken by the attack of an ally on the possessed victim.
 ==Equipment with Possession Resistance==