Here’s our ranking of the best Cloaks in Dragon’s Dogma 2

There’s plenty of opportunity to serve some looks in Dragon’s Dogma 2, and finding a stunning cloak to strut around in is just one of them – so I’m here to break down the best Cloaks that will have you giving Arisen realness in no time.

While Cloaks provide little physical defence in the game, they do a fantastic job of increasing your elemental and debilitation resistances, making them a perfect way to complete any ensemble.

5 best Cloaks in Dragon’s Dogma 2

Ceremonial Cape

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This is the Cloak that I wore for the majority of my time as an Archer build. While it may only resist petrification (something that will come in handy later in the game), the green and gold weaving is to die for if you’re creating a canny Robin Hood Archer.

Comforting Neck Wrap

It’s rare for a Cloak to have more than three resistances, but the Comforting Neck Wrap does just that, with protection against Blighted, Petrification, Silence, and Sleep. While it may not seem like much, this lovely cape is one of the best if you’re struggling against enemy debilitations.

Guerco Peafowl Feathercloak

Not only does the Guerco Peafowl Feathercloak boast an assortment of resistances to the elements, but it also looks fantastic, with feathers fluttering in the wind as you traverse the land. If you’re a fan of the feathered cloaks in Game of Thrones, Bloodborne or Elden Ring, then this is by far the best one to grab.

Moonhowl Cape

The Moonhowl Cape is by far one of the best capes you can secure in Dragon’s Dogma 2, as it bolsters your resistance to both the hottest and coldest elements and debilitations. While it won’t be available to you until you enter Battahl, and it’s a little on the expensive side, it’ll be worth it when you’re being torched and chilled from every direction.

Redwolf Cape

No, it’s not the Red Wolf of Radagon (although that would also be very cool). The Redwolf Cape is a fantastic Cloak for when you’re being Tarred by enemies. Not only does it resist the tarring itself, but should you be hit with a flame, it also resists that, meaning that flame is pretty useless against it.

All Cloaks in Dragon’s Dogma 2

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While you’ve seen what we feel are the best Cloaks in Dragon’s Dogma 2, you need to make your own mind up about which ones you want to try out, so below you’ll find the full list of Cloaks the game has to offer, as well as the effects they provide.

If you’re on the hunt for more build guides to continue to serve looks with, be sure to check out our Dragon’s Dogma 2 homepage where you’ll find guides on the Thief and Magick Archer classes, as well as an explainer on the monstrous Dragonsplague.