Putrid Gold Teeth are materials in Dragon’s Dogma 2 that are used in the enhancement of equipment, and they are “pulled from the jaws of undead.” That said, before a player can yank a tooth out of an undead’s rotting mouth, they must find those monsters. Fortunately, that is not an extremely difficult undertaking, and this guide will help fans locate undead and get Putrid Gold Teeth in Dragon’s Dogma 2.
It is worth mentioning that undead can be found all over the map, and
Dragon’s Dogma 2
players
who explore at night should encounter them quite frequently. Even still, a specific location to target when looking for undead may prove useful, and that is exactly what can be found below.
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Dragon’s Dogma 2: Putrid Gold Tooth Location
Players who are looking for a high-density of undead are advised to visit the Strange Corridor, a cave that can be found to the northwest of Harve Village. Indeed, that cave is filled with monsters that are ready to award their Putrid Gold Teeth when slain, and the following maps should make it easy for players to locate its eastern entrance.
To note, players who exit the Strange Corridor through its western opening will find themselves in the Misty Marshes, an area that is also excellent for Putrid Gold Tooth farming. Players should thus not be discouraged if they do not obtain enough of the material during their time in the cave, as there are many opportunities to earn it in this part of Dragon’s Dogma 2‘s map.
Undead are not the only type of monster in the Misty Marshes, though, and players will run into many skeletons while exploring the area. This makes the marshes a good source for Scrap Iron, another material that is used in the enhancement of various pieces of equipment.
Fans will also find phantoms, phantasms, and even a wight in the Misty Marshes. For the uninitiated, those Dragon’s Dogma 2 monsters can drop Miasmite, Astracite, and Black Crystals when dispatched, giving fans even more reasons to spend some time in the area.
Players who do decide to visit the Misty Marshes for material farming are advised to exercise caution, as its darkness and numerous bodies of water are a deadly combination. Indeed, players that are too cavalier when walking through this area may find that they have led their favorite
Dragon’s Dogma 2
pawns
straight to their deaths.
