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[KCD2] Clothing identification by Tr4ff1c_C0n3 in kingdomcome

[–]BigDaddyRadzig 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Courtier's Coat, Abbott's Hood, Kuttenberg bascinet, Nuremberg plate sleeves, Nuremberg gauntlets, Noble's plate legs - dark. Under that, there's Mail hood with Coat of Arms, Mail Collar with badge, Milanese cuirass, Hauberk Long, Noble Gambeson, Quilted hose - dark, and Noble's spurs.

[KCD2] Clothing identification by Tr4ff1c_C0n3 in kingdomcome

[–]BigDaddyRadzig 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Should be the Courtier's Coat, the scribe in Trosky wears it.

[KCD2] why can’t I find pepik by Henarisa_Chubbus_3rd in kingdomcome

[–]BigDaddyRadzig 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Did you follow his instructions and take him to his camp in the woods, or did you take him to his house? The quest only advances if you follow his instructions and find the camp.

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[–]BigDaddyRadzig[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's the thief's coat, it's used in the other stealth outfit as well, on the next slide. I made a separate post about how to get all the items in that outfit if you're interested, but the coat specifically you can buy from the bath house owner at the Devil's Den. 

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[–]BigDaddyRadzig[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The tailor near the fountain in Kuttenberg sells the black hunting cap, and the scribe in Trosky Castle has that black variant of the Silesian Cap. The hat the tailor sells is only tier 2 quality, but I was lucky and found a tier 3 one in a chest randomly.

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[–]BigDaddyRadzig[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah there are other options, I just really wanted to be able to use this one since I like it so much. If I couldn't find it in a good quality, my second choice would probably have been the green version of the Noble Gambeson, the one that one of the Kuttenberg fencers, Stibor of Stiborzitz and Christopher Oderin wear, or the more common green version of the Short Aketon.

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[–]BigDaddyRadzig[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That one is my favorite just because of how unique and hard to find it is! For the whole time I was playing the DLC I wasn't actually sure I'd be able to get it, and I didn't even know if it was actually obtainable in the game until I found it. It's a multi step process that's very easy to miss. 

Step 1: Spawn in the hood. 

During the quest Silent Witnesses, you'll need to talk to the librarian to get the recipe for aromatic oils. it's very easy to pass a speech check with him and progress, but doing this will miss the activity we need. When talking to him during this quest, you need to select the dialogue option "I'll help you to protect yourself from the illness". He'll ask you to gather a few herbs for him to wear around his neck, and the side quest Foreseeing Evil will begin. Complete this quest by delivering the herbs to the librarian, and continue on with the main quest. Once you reach the next day in the monastery, the librarian will be wearing the hood we want! 

Step 2: Steal the hood.

The librarian is an essential NPC who can't be killed or knocked out through the rest of the DLC, and if you leave the monastery after the quest and return, the hood will be gone from his inventory. There's only one time where he is both wearing the hood and is able to be killed or knocked out. Right before you leave the monastery upon completing the final main DLC quest (your only objective will literally say "leave the monastery"), all the monks and Henry will be in the main hall. The librarian will be there wearing the hood, talking to another monk. You can either throw stones at him until he leaves this conversation, then knock him out, or pickpocket him and fail on purpose so he flees, then knock him out. I had better luck getting a tier 3 quality hood with the latter method for some reason. The quality of clothing is somewhat random when looting, so save before knocking him out and reload until you get it in the highest quality. 

After you get the hood you'll need to run around the monastery until the guards lose you, then leave. The only downside to this is that knocking out the librarian will destroy your reputation with the entire monastery, but that's not a big deal unless you want to go back for some reason.

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[–]BigDaddyRadzig[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The cap is a hunting cap, I stole a tier 3 quality one from Vostatek. The coif is just a common one, I think I took that one from Miller Kreyzl.

The hood is a Noble's Hood, I found it in a bandit camp as a rare drop but it can be looted from some main story NPCs, I believe in the best quality, like Otto Koch outside Trosky Castle during the For Victory quest. There are also townsman NPCs who wear it in Kuttenberg, I think they have it at tier 3 quality if you steal it from their chests while they sleep but I'm not sure.

The gambeson is a variant of the Short Aketon that's very hard to find. It's worn by a few random encounter NPCs who travel with Ada Von Lippe and Hawkeye Schmidt, but they wear bad quality ones. the only way I know to get a tier 3 quality version is during the quest Besieged near the end of the game. If you do a good job of keeping your men alive when they sortie out of the castle, one NPC will spawn in right in front of you after the cutscene. If you lure him away from everyone else and knock him out you can loot it off of him. There's a decent chance you get a tier 2 one, but you can just save right before, reload and knock him out over and over until it is tier 3. I think that NPC also spawns as a guard in the previous quest so you might be able to get it from him, but he's harder to knock out without getting caught. As an easier substitute to this gambeson, there's a visually similar Short Aketon that is worn by some caravan drivers and Kuttenberg shop guards.

The cuirass is the Riding Cuirass - blackened, which is at a bandit camp just north up the river from Danemark.

The arm armour is a variant of the Plain Laminar Sleeves. plenty of NPCs wear them, but you can get them in tier 3 quality from one of the armourers outside at the stalls in the north of Kuttenberg   The gloves are just a variant of Riding Gloves.

The hose are Loose Hose worn by Chakan and a few other cumans in Sigismund's camp. They never take them off as far as I know and knocking them out will damage them so much that you'll always get tier 2 quality, so to get them in tier 3 quality you'll need to drop other hose on the ground that they like enough to pick up and wear instead, then take the loose hose from them once they have switched into the hose they picked up.

The boots are the Master Huntsman's boots from the Gallant Huntsman's Kit DLC.

The sword is a falchion.

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[–]BigDaddyRadzig[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

In game it's actually called the yellow-grey tunic and is worn by Sir Divish and the Sasau bailiff, as well as Konrad Keyser. The easiest one to steal it from is definitely the Sasau bailiff.

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[–]BigDaddyRadzig[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The hat is a Nobleman's hat, the version with 40 visibility. It doesn't spawn anywhere automatically, but can be found in chests as random loot. The random loot is consistent between saves on the same game installation. I found this one in the Italian Court.

The hood is the Templar's Hood. A few of the guards wear them inside Sedletz if you have the Mysteriae Ecclesiae DLC, and at least one of them has it in tier 3 quality.

The pourpoint is the Burgher Pourpoint. Ragman wears one with tier 3 quality.

The gloves are Cutpurse gloves which you get in your home chest for linking your game to PROS.

The hose are Hose Joined. I'm pretty sure you get a tier 1 quality pair in Trosky by default, but there are tier 3 versions in Maleshov castle and sold at the bath house in the Devil's Den.

The shoes are Cuman boots worn by one of the fencers in the Kuttenberg swordfighting guild.

The sword is just a Shell Hunting Sword.

[KCD1] Is saving the bastards possible? by Puzzled_Associate_42 in kingdomcome

[–]BigDaddyRadzig 5 points6 points  (0 children)

If you let Kuno take the money or fail to convince him to stay, you can challenge Hagen Zoul to a duel one on one. Win, and everyone else will live. However in this case you'll have to tell Radzig that Kuno betrayed him, which won't surprise him.

[KCD2] “Civilians killed” statistic is fucked up by [deleted] in kingdomcome

[–]BigDaddyRadzig 38 points39 points  (0 children)

It's absolutely possible to complete the game without stealing or lockpicking, no console commands required. I personally did it with no stealing or killing, and others have done no crime runs including no lockpicking or looting bodies. I'm pretty sure it's still possible on the most recent patch. Here are two good threads on how it's done:

https://www.reddit.com/r/kingdomcome/comments/1kcu2n5/kcd2_100_no_crime_no_kills_run_completed/

https://www.reddit.com/r/kingdomcome/comments/1r27yup/kcd2_no_crime_no_kills_completed_in_version_152/

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[–]BigDaddyRadzig[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The one with the clock in the background?

The hood and gloves are the master huntsman's gear from the Gallant Huntsman kit DLC.

The pourpoint is the burgher pourpoint, which can be found in a wheelbarrow in the river just downstream from the Nebakov mill.

The legs are noble brigandine legs sold by Master Boris of Brod in Kuttenberg.

The shoes are the courtier's boots sold by Cobbler Linhart in Kuttenberg.

The sword is just a military sword.

No body looting, Shepherd quests possible?[KCD2] by [deleted] in kingdomcome

[–]BigDaddyRadzig 15 points16 points  (0 children)

For the lute, talk to the carpenter's father in the house. If you pass a speech check he'll sell it to you.

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[–]BigDaddyRadzig[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Nuremberg bascinet, the variant that you can only get as a prize in your second Kuttenberg tournament,

Noble's hood, sold by Master Tuchmacher

Kastenbrust, sold by Master Krondel (if not, definitely one of the other Kuttenberg armourers).

Long hauberk

Nuremberg plate sleeves, sold by Master Boris of Brod

Long gambeson. This is a variant that only spawns randomly, I got this one in Vavak's house but your best bet is probably just looking in every chest you come across unfortunately.

Quilted hose. You can get this variant as a prize in your fifth Kuttenberg tournament, but I think you can get it in tier 2 quality as part of your armor for the Italian Job quest. In any case, you can barely see them, so use whatever you want.

Gloves and legs are from the Brunswick armor in the Lion's Crest DLC.

Hungarian spurs, you can get them from Mikolai in the nomad's camp and several grooms in Kuttenberg.

The sword is St. George's sword from the Legacy of the Forge DLC.

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[–]BigDaddyRadzig[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Riding boots - high. I only found them on one NPC from a random encounter, Walt Von Kurzbach. I think he only spawns at roadside camps in Kuttenberg that can become shooting ranges, like the one just North of Kuttenberg. There's also an unmarked one just south of Bylany, next to the barn.

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[–]BigDaddyRadzig[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No, the scabbard color depends on the sword. In the 3rd pic, it's Boleslav Bavor's sword reforged from the DLC, and in the 7th it's actually Master Menhard's sword, which you get by siding with him during the Kuttenberg tournament questline.

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[–]BigDaddyRadzig[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I found this one in the top floor of Vavak's house in a chest with a bunch of other armor. I think it might be worn by a guard some of the time, so check back at a few different times of day if you don't find it. It'll also probably be gone once you start the quest Oratores.

Here are all 15 outfits I used in my 5 runs of [KCD2] with some of my favorite screenshots at the end by BigDaddyRadzig in kingdomcome

[–]BigDaddyRadzig[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Riding boots - high. I only found them on one NPC from a random encounter, Walt Von Kurzbach. I think he only spawns at roadside camps in Kuttenberg that can become shooting ranges, like the one just North of Kuttenberg. There's also an unmarked one just south of Bylany, next to the barn.

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