Buy them from scribes or most other merchants. They're an easy and often cheap way to bump up a skill. You can improve skills other than Reading by reading - or, more accurately, studying. You can also gain skill by ruining your own blade by sharpening it badly and seeing smoke, and then sharpening it properly - visual clue: sparks - again.
Some blades are a bit blotchy, though, so you could be earnestly sharpening for hours to no effect. You know they're sharpened when all the blemishes and blood give way to a smooth, shiny blade. If you leave off repairing until later in the game, you may find equipment is too advanced for you to repair, so get in on the ground floor with your early game stuff.Īlso, the better condition equipment is in, the more you can sell it for.Īn easy and free way of getting your skill up is to collect damaged swords from downed opponents and then take them to a grindstone and sharpen them up. Not only will this keep improve your Maintenance Skill, it will stop your equipment getting so damaged only a vendor can repair it - and this costs a pretty penny. Try to keep armour kits, blacksmith kits and tailoring kits on your person, and to repair your equipment after every fight. When you get the chance to save - be that passing by a bath house or Inn, or just when you can easily fast travel to and from your bed before a tricky task - you should take it. We explain this in detail in our guide on how to save and get Saviour Schnapps in Kingdom Come: Deliverance, but in brief, saving is a fairly rare opportunity in this game. Here on this page, we've collected together a handful of wish-I-knew-that-before-I-started Kingdom Come: Deliverance tips, and it'll also act as our Kingdom Come: Deliverance guide hub, featuring links to all our individual Kingdom Come guids in one handy place, too. Its systems are unusual and sometimes unclear, and its gameplay is built around them in a way that lends itself to the idea of realism and replicating the sensation of doing things for yourself.īecause of that, things are often done slightly differently to how you'd expect in the game, be that saving or potion-making or even combat itself.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance is a bit of an oddity, in a lot of ways.
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