It happens to the best of us. Maybe you’re selling off your unneeded inventory in Dragon’s Dogma 2, and you’re going through as quickly as possible and don’t realize your cursor has moved over a required item, and suddenly it’s gone. Thankfully, there is a way to get it back.
For obvious reasons, I haven’t tried to sell every quest item I come across, but from my experience, Dragon’s Dogma 2 doesn’t do anything to stop you from selling something important. There’s no message to warn you that you’re about to do a dumb. Moreover, quest items have price tags. Some of them are significant. In fact, it can be worthwhile to sell them when you don’t need them anymore.
Anyway, you probably know all that. You’re here because you need to get something back. All sold quest items are found at Ibrahim’s Scrap Shop in Checkpoint Rest Town in the far West of Vermund.
To get your items back, just talk to Ibrahim and you’ll get a list of options. Select View special finds and you’ll be taken to a normal shop window. Everything related to a quest that has been sold will be available to buy back, though the prices are higher than what you sold them for.
There are times when a quest item won’t show up here, and that’s when the item isn’t unique. In Vocation Frustration, for example, you need to get a greatsword and an archstaff to unlock the Warrior and Sorcerer vocations. If you sell one of these instead of returning it to the shopkeep, it won’t go back to Ibrahim’s Scrap Store. That’s because any greatsword will do, and they’re sold in the shop at Checkpoint Rest Town. This goes likewise for the soldier and noble disguise sets.
Mostly, be careful what you sell. I sold a book that I later needed, and it was hell to try and find again because it wasn’t a unique quest item. However, if you do sell something truly unique, you can get it back at Ibrahim’s Scrap Store.
