Dragon's Dogma 2 Sphinx riddles: All solutions explained
The Sphinx riddles in Dragon's Dogma 2 make up one of the most demanding side quests in the whole game, so you need to have your wits about you.
With 10 different riddles to complete, two different locations to find and a boss fight to top it all off with, there's no room for error, and it's best to know what's in store ahead of time. That's where we come in with this guide.
By taking on these challenges, the rewards are plentiful such as gold and rare items not found anywhere else on the map. On top of this, if you're looking to obtain all Dragon's Dogma 2 trophies/achievements, completing this side quest is a must for a 100 per cent playthrough.
To make things easier, keep reading for all of the Dragon's Dogma 2 Sphinx puzzles as well as all the solutions to beat them. It's quite a significant side quest, so strap in.
One thing before we start writing it all out! If you're more a fan of video guides, we found the one embedded below to be particularly helpful and accurate. Have a watch, or keep scrolling if you prefer written walkthroughs.
Before beginning the quest, make sure to save at an inn. There are no second chances with the Sphnix riddles, so if you get something wrong you can reload (or just purposely get killed) and start over. We'd also recommend utilising a Portcrystal to make traversal between the inn and Sphinx.
To initiate «A Game of Wits» side quest, head to the Mountain Shrine in northwest Vermund. An easy way to start is to head to the Checkpoint Rest Town and keep going north. Pass the Ancient Battleground, keep going north and eventually, you will come across The Sphinx.
Riddle: «Our eyes are our allies, yet oft do they betray, for eye tell lies, so I advise, and thence do lead astray. Yet how will your eyes advise you? Venture through yonder door, and retrieve that which is of greatest value.»
Solution: Head down the stairs that lead to the Sphnix and immediately turn right. Head through the cave door and some enemies will be found here. Ignore
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