There are many good perks in the game, a lot of them I can recommend using. It kind of depends how you want to play the game. Stealthy, more talking instead of fighting, or full knight like. Even Robin Hood is an option. Personally, if it comes to food: use human trashbin perk. The perk allows you to eat rotten food, except meat. Imho the perks cant really make you op. Your equipment can. Walking around in full plate armour including visor will make you a fucking tank. Well, as long as you dont take too many hits too fast because as soon as your stamina is low, your health drops like horseshit.
The dialogue in Kingdom Come: Deliverance plays a central role in gameplay and in the development of your story. Most of the dialogue options available to you will allow you to select a number of different responses to attain the same outcome based on your specific persuasion skills, and in some cases to enable different outcomes in side quests
The Official Kingdom Come: Deliverance Guide. New perk points unlock at levels: 3, 5, 8, 10, 13, 15, 18, 20. Overview Things to Do First in Kingdom Come Things Not to Do in Kingdom Come I went Highborn. Seemed like it might be a choice between fewer but more impactful persuasion dialogues (highborn) or more prevalent but less impactful persuasion (lowborn). That’s a practical way of looking at it, and probably accurate as well. I went with the highborn perk.
Guys, I have compiled the two best combination of gear pieces for both walk around stealthly robbing people, and a Noble attire to get high Charisma. Of course the system is broken too as much of the game, but is manageable, some random gear pieces give or take too much charisma (way more than the description), also some pieces that should have
Fantasy. Flower Power is an Herbalism perk in Kingdom Come: Deliverance. "You've got enough herbs on you to make a more charismatic impression. You get a +2 Charisma bonus." Easily the best perk in the skill tree. You will need 30 "flower-like" herbs in your inventory for this perk to take effect.
Defence is a Combat proficiency used by Henry in Kingdom Come: Deliverance. The current level of Defence can be seen in the Player window below their character. It can also be seen on the Combat tab along with the current progress and required experience needed for the next level. It makes players more difficult to wound, in effect increasing their armor rating. Increases the time you can hold
The new hound master perk and QoL improvements makes me want to make a 2nd go around. I noticed it runs smoother since last update as well. I would like a take on hound master perk before i invest time, going Bow/shortsword. having the hound attack people while your against more than one seems nice, heck had him take down people before.
Maces are a type of weapon in Kingdom Come: Deliverance, which are held in the main hand. They are designed with a short wooden or metal shaft and feature a heavy head made from various metals or stone. A club or virge would also be considered a 'mace'. Maces specialise in blunt damage. See also Runt's club for the unimplemented version. For information on the Mace proficiency or perk - see
If you don't mind some grind at the start, harvest nettle in the village, you will eventually get a +1 Vitality perk for it. You can also max Herbalism easily in the starting area and if you get that perk that gives you Strength XP every time you harvest herbs, you can also get some decent Strength at the start. Lowborn. Every guard, merchant, and most NPC you will interact with are commoners. Highborn is great for dealing with nobles but those interactions are relatively few. 5. [deleted] • 3 yr. ago. highborn, lowborns are easy to impress by default. 4. Comfrey 1x. Add the wormwood and tusk to the cauldron. Cook the wormwood and tusk for two turns. Allow the cauldron to cool. Meanwhile, grind the comfrey. Add the belladonna and comfrey to the cauldron, but this time do not boil. Distill in phial when finished. The 10% damage reduction isn't very much. With max stats your damage will still be higher than the base damage of whatever sword you're using. Also, the Blacksmith's Son maintanance perk gives you a 10% damage bonus when you repair a weapon with a kit, thus canceling the damage loss. Znxs4.
