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Cobbler (Rattay)

The Rattay **Cobbler** is a character in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance*. He is located in the Cobbler shop near the taverns. He repairs not only boots and shoes, but also saddles and saddlebags.

## Goods

* Boots
* Burgher's slippers
* Cobbler's kit
* Dark footwraps and soles
* Dark riding boots
* Decorated riding boots
* Fashionable slippers
* Footwraps and soles
* High boots
* Hunting boots
* Leather boots
* Nobleman's boots
* Noble's dark shoes
* Noble's shoes
* Old boots
* Pilgrim's shoes
* Quiet dark shoes
* Riding boots (variant 1)
* Riding boots (variant 2)
* Silent shoes
* Slippers (variant 1)
* Small cobbler's kit
* Working boots

* Boots
* Burgher's slippers
* Cobbler's kit
* Dark footwraps and soles
* Dark riding boots
* Decorated riding boots
* Fashionable slippers
* Footwraps and soles
* High boots
* Hunting boots
* Leather boots
* Nobleman's boots
* Noble's dark shoes
* Noble's shoes
* Old boots
* Pilgrim's shoes
* Quiet dark shoes
* Riding boots (variant 1)
* Riding boots (variant 2)
* Silent shoes
* Slippers (variant 1)
* Small cobbler's kit
* Working boots
Chamomile

**Chamomile** (latin: Matricaria) is one of the herbs which can be picked.

## Game description

Dispels all manner of sickness, as well as quieting fever and women's monthly pains. In an infusion it is good to soothe the stomach as well as evil thoughts, but combined with the wrong herb induces sleep too deep. For better and quiet sleep it is well to drink a weak infusion before bed.

Most often it is found in fields and fertile land.

Strengthens agility and speech and induces hunger.

Matricaria
Chamomile

Dispels all manner of sickness, as well as quieting fever and women's monthly pains. In an infusion it is good to soothe the stomach as well as evil thoughts, but combined with the wrong herb induces sleep too deep. For better and quiet sleep it is well to drink a weak infusion before bed.

Most often it is found in fields and fertile land.

Strengthens agility and speech and induces hunger.

## Ingredient in

* Amor potion
* Digestion potion
* Padfoot potion
* Tiredness potion
Bathhouse proprietor (Ledetchko)

The Ledetchko **Bathhouse proprietor** is a character in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance*. She is located at the Ledetchko Bathhouse.

## Goods

* Amor potion
* Bandage
* Bard potion
* Buck's Blood potion
* Embrocation
* Lazarus potion
* Lullaby potion
* Marigold decoction
* Saviour Schnapps
* Vitality potion

* Amor potion
* Bandage
* Bard potion
* Buck's Blood potion
* Embrocation
* Lazarus potion
* Lullaby potion
* Marigold decoction
* Saviour Schnapps
* Vitality potion
Cobbler (Sasau)

The Sasau **Cobbler** is a character in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance*. He is located in the southwest part of Sasau, at the Cobbler shop. He repairs not only boots and shoes, but also saddles and saddlebags.

## Goods

* Boots
* Burgher's slippers
* Cobbler's kit
* Dark footwraps and soles
* Dark riding boots
* Decorated riding boots
* Fashionable slippers
* Footwraps and soles
* High boots
* Hunting boots
* Leather boots
* Nobleman's boots
* Noble's dark shoes
* Noble's shoes
* Old boots
* Pilgrim's shoes
* Quiet dark shoes
* Riding boots
* Riding boots
* Silent shoes
* Slippers
* Small cobbler's kit
* Working boots

* Boots
* Burgher's slippers
* Cobbler's kit
* Dark footwraps and soles
* Dark riding boots
* Decorated riding boots
* Fashionable slippers
* Footwraps and soles
* High boots
* Hunting boots
* Leather boots
* Nobleman's boots
* Noble's dark shoes
* Noble's shoes
* Old boots
* Pilgrim's shoes
* Quiet dark shoes
* Riding boots
* Riding boots
* Silent shoes
* Slippers
* Small cobbler's kit
* Working boots
Caparison (variant 1)

*For other covers with the same name, see Caparison.*

A **Caparison** is a type of horse tack in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance*. Henry can win this cover as a reward in the quest The Horse That Bolted, when he successfully returns the horse Pie to its owner in the Uzhitz stables.

## Related

* Head armour
* Covers
* Bridles
* Saddles
* Horseshoes
Carpenter

**Carpenters** were engaged in the construction of castles, courts, churches, bridges and dwellings, as well as making rough-hewn furniture or siege engines. Although there were masonry buildings in the Middle Ages, residential houses and farm buildings were still primarily made of wood, so the carpenters were kept busy. A master carpenter would guard his art carefully and pass on his knowledge only to a chosen colleague, typically his own son. He would be particularly wary of his own journeymen and would carry out important work, such as the drafting of roof structures, strictly alone. The most challenging jobs were the making of Gothic roof trusses and beams – the finished beams weighed hundreds of kilograms, and the technology available made the carpenter's work both difficult and dangerous.

## Joiner

Joiners, like carpenters, worked with wood. They mainly made furniture (chests, cabinets, chairs, cradles etc.). They made their planks either very painstakingly by hand from felled trees, or by the 'modern’ method in water-driven sawmills.
Construction

**Construction** works arose around every major building site, employing stonemasons, carpenters, bricklayers, blacksmiths, freight haulers, stone cutters, ropers, pillar makers, coopers, and so on. Sundry labour was done by unskilled hirelings. Stone or wooden elements and auxiliary structures were made directly on site. The place where the construction works was called a courtyard. Artisans often use specialized tools such as wooden lifting machines, winches, hoists and cranes powered by hand or by means of large treadwheels.

Construction works assembled a great many workers, who became bonded together by natural and informal ties. The community of workers also provided ample custom for the surrounding merchants and innkeepers, and most of the workers would live in the vicinity for the duration of the building project, which often lasted years. The Master Builder was in charge – allocating tasks, leading the construction process and negotiating with the owner or patron of the building.
Brigandine armour

**Brigandine armour** is a step between chainmail and plate armour. It is made out of multiple smaller plates that are sewed to fabric or leather. Like the other types of metal armour, this one needs some padded protection underneath to work against blunt forces. Brigandines come in various colours, the most common of which is red. Due to how the brigandine is made, it is slightly heavier than plate armour, yet is cheaper and easier to come across.

## Types of brigandine

* Aachen dark brigandine (variant 1)
* Aachen dark brigandine (variant 2)
* Aachen dyed brigandine (variant 1)
* Aachen dyed brigandine (variant 2)
* Aachen dyed brigandine (variant 3)
* Black brigandine pauldrons
* Brigandine dyed pauldrons
* Bright Milanese brigandine
* Dark Milanese brigandine
* Dyed Milanese brigandine (variant 1)
* Dyed Milanese brigandine (variant 2)
* Dyed Milanese brigandine (variant 3)
* Light brigandine (variant 1)
* Light brigandine (variant 2)
* Light brigandine (variant 3)
* Lightweight dark brigandine
* Milanese brigandine
* Short light brigandine (variant 1)
* Short light brigandine (variant 2)
* Warhorse brigandine

* Aachen dark brigandine (variant 1)
* Aachen dark brigandine (variant 2)
* Aachen dyed brigandine (variant 1)
* Aachen dyed brigandine (variant 2)
* Aachen dyed brigandine (variant 3)
* Black brigandine pauldrons
* Brigandine dyed pauldrons
* Bright Milanese brigandine
* Dark Milanese brigandine
* Dyed Milanese brigandine (variant 1)
* Dyed Milanese brigandine (variant 2)
* Dyed Milanese brigandine (variant 3)
* Light brigandine (variant 1)
* Light brigandine (variant 2)
* Light brigandine (variant 3)
* Lightweight dark brigandine
* Milanese brigandine
* Short light brigandine (variant 1)
* Short light brigandine (variant 2)
* Warhorse brigandine
Burghers

In the Middle Ages the relationships between townsfolk and villagers were not particularly good. Townspeople (not only those enjoying the freedom of full city rights, but also the poor) regarded themselves as higher ranking than agricultural peasants in villages. Often enough they did indeed have higher social standing, due to their trade [and] and business profits.

Towns were the economic and cultural centres, but it was the country that provided the goods, especially foodstuffs. In medieval town, the best properties around the square and the market were owned by rich Councillors and merchants. Around them lived the craftsmen and artisans, and the poor by the city walls. The townspeople's livelihoods stemmed largely from trade, skilled crafts and many associated professions. Like today, the townsfolk brought their food at the market.

According to some sources, Prague at the time of Charles IV had some 40,000 inhabitants. At this time London had about 80,000. Paris was comparable to Prague, although the Czech capital covered a larger area. The nobles did not generally live in the cities, but resided on their own estates.
7.62x54мм R ПС гж

**7.62x54мм R ПС гж** (ПС) - патрон 7.62x54 мм R калибра в *Escape from Tarkov*.

## Описание

Патрон 7.62х54ммR ПС гж (Индекс ГРАУ - 7Н1) с пулей массой 9,8 грамм с заостренным стальным сердечником на свинцовом поддоне, в биметаллической оболочке, в биметаллической гильзе. Патрон ПС (Пуля со Стальным сердечником) был разработан ЦНИИТОЧМАШ в середине 1960-х годов на базе патрона 7.62x54ммR ЛПС гж специально для повышения его точности при стрельбе из снайперских винтовок. Обладает отличной пробивной способностью против брони базового и среднего уровня защиты и выдающимся останавливающим воздействием.
Citcator Stibor

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**Citcator Stibor** is a character in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance*.

## Inventory

* Apple
* Bread
* Monk's habit (variant 6)
* On Simony
* Slippers (variant 1)

* Apple
* Bread
* Monk's habit (variant 6)
* On Simony
* Slippers (variant 1)

## Associated quests

* Nasty Habits
* The Trials of a Novice
Comfrey

**Comfrey** (latin: Symphitum) is one of the herbs which can be picked.

## Game description

Called also Black Salsify, it is the best remedy for broken bones, swelling and bruising and aids as well against internal pains from the bones. It is used for health and resilience, but it also drives away horses and big animals.

Grows most of all on banks by water and in ditches around fields.

Greatly helps the health and stamina, but induces fatigue.

Symphitum
Comfrey

Called also Black Salsify, it is the best remedy for broken bones, swelling and bruising and aids as well against internal pains from the bones. It is used for health and resilience, but it also drives away horses and big animals.

Grows most of all on banks by water and in ditches around fields.

Greatly helps the health and stamina, but induces fatigue.

## Ingredient in

* Aesop potion
* Buck's Blood potion
* Lazarus potion
Carts and wagons

In the Middle Ages wagons were used for transport, agricultural work and for wartime purposes. One of the simplest was a two wheeled cart, while hay wagons (haywains) were also to be seen. The oldest, high-wheeled carts had one central axle connected to the undercarriage. From the 14th century on, twin-axled, four-wheeled wagons came into use. The front axle was not steerable, resulting in a very wide turning radius. Wagons did not have a seat for the coachman, who either rode astride one of the horses, or walked alongside the wagon.

In wartime a wagon could be turned into a mobile field palisade, a strategy that became famous especially during the Hussite wars, when the strategy of 'wagon walls' won more than one battle for the Calixtines (Hussite forces).
Clothes Make the Man

**Clothes Make the Man** is a side quest in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance*.

## Description

*Sir Hanush has sent for me and Lord Capon. As Sir Hans' page, I should dress as well as I can for an audience like that. Fortunately, he was kind enough to let me have some of his cast-offs, which are still finer than anything I've ever worn!*
*I shouldn't keep Sir Hanush and Lord Capon waiting. I've got to dress up in finer clothing.*
## Objectives

* *Help yourself to clothes from Lord Capon's trunk.*
* *Go back to Sir Hans.*

## Rewards

* clothes from Lord Capon's trunk:

* Black chaperon
* Brown hose
* Decorated riding boots
* Decorated shirt (variant 2)
* Linen shirt (variant 1)
* Merchant's sword
* Ordinary arrow
* Red-white miparti hose (variant 2)
* Tournament arrow

* Black chaperon
* Brown hose
* Decorated riding boots
* Decorated shirt (variant 2)
* Linen shirt (variant 1)
* Merchant's sword
* Ordinary arrow
* Red-white miparti hose (variant 2)
* Tournament arrow

## Gallery

* Repentant young men
* An angry uncle
* Penance meted
Charcoal-burner spokesman

*This **disambiguation** page lists articles associated with the same title. If an internal link referred you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.*

**Charcoal-burner spokesman** may refer to:

* Charcoal-burner spokesman (Neuhof North)
* Charcoal-burner spokesman (Neuhof South)
* Charcoal-burner spokesman (Neuhof Talmberg)
7.62x25мм ТТ FMJ43

**7.62x25мм ТТ FMJ43** (FMJ43) - патрон 7.62x25 мм ТТ калибра в *Escape from Tarkov*.

## Описание

Патрон 7.62x25мм ТТ с оболочечной пулей FMJ (Full Metal Jacket), предназначенный для спортивной и охотничей стрельбы из нарезного самозарядного оружия. Пуля не обладает выдающимися пробивными способностями, но тем не менее имеет значительное останавливающее воздействие по сравнению с другими патронами того же калибра, использующимися в армии.
Astrology

In the Middle Ages, alchemy and physic were naturally linked with **astrology**, which was regarded as applied astronomy. Since ancient times, fate had been considered the expression of divine will, emanating from the heavens and giving mankind signs in the constellations of stars and planets. Indeed, the Arabs and Ancient Greeks had made tables, schemes and catalogues of stars and constellations, as well as calendars used for navigation.

The movement of celestial bodies had an influence on political issues, on decisions about war or marriage. Even medical treatment, food preparation or tasks associated with agriculture were deemed to be subject to celestial mechanics. Based on the constellations, every person was assigned a sign of the Zodiac, which determined his health, career and social relationships throughout his life. Astrologers used many devices in their work, such as astrolabes, sextants, quadrants, sundials and other devices for accurate monitoring of the skies. Unlike today, astrology was a highly regarded and respected science and many astronomers of that time were also astrologers.
Chainmail armour

**Maille** (commonly called **chainmail**) offers good protection, and good compromise between mobility and protection. It is as easy to come by as padded armour is. It has some weaknesses against heavy war bows and strong stabbing attacks, and of course against blunt forces, though not as badly as plate armour. Comprised of thousands of interlocking rings, maille commonly covers the legs (and the entirety of the feet,) torso, arms, hands, head, and throat. Some versions have the maille feature an integral hood and mittens to the hauberk.

It is a good idea to combine it with a gambeson to get some protection against blunt attacks.

## Types of chainmail armour

### Head chainmail

* Decorated mail coif
* Elongated mail coif
* Head chainmail
* Mail coif (variant 1)
* Mail coif (variant 2)
* Mail coif (variant 3)
* Mail collar (variant 1)
* Mail collar (variant 2)
* Noble's mail coif
* Noble's mail collar
* Reinforced mail collar
* Warhorse coif

* Decorated mail coif
* Elongated mail coif
* Head chainmail
* Mail coif (variant 1)
* Mail coif (variant 2)
* Mail coif (variant 3)
* Mail collar (variant 1)
* Mail collar (variant 2)
* Noble's mail coif
* Noble's mail collar
* Reinforced mail collar
* Warhorse coif

### Body chainmail

* Body chainmail
* Brown cotehardie
* Buttoned green cotehardie
* Buttoned grey cotehardie
* Buttoned red cotehardie
* Chainmail
* Charlatan's tunic
* Cuman hauberk
* Decorated Bavarian hauberk (variant 1)
* Decorated Bavarian hauberk (variant 2)
* Decorated caftan
* Decorated red vest
* Green cotehardie
* Hauberk
* Heavy hauberk
* Hungarian hauberk (variant 1)
* Hungarian hauberk (variant 2)
* Long noble hauberk
* Men's cotehardie - green
* Red cotehardie (variant 1)
* Reinforced Cuman hauberk
* Short common hauberk
* Short noble hauberk
* Warhorse hauberk
* Yellow cotehardie

* Body chainmail
* Brown cotehardie
* Buttoned green cotehardie
* Buttoned grey cotehardie
* Buttoned red cotehardie
* Chainmail
* Charlatan's tunic
* Cuman hauberk
* Decorated Bavarian hauberk (variant 1)
* Decorated Bavarian hauberk (variant 2)
* Decorated caftan
* Decorated red vest
* Green cotehardie
* Hauberk
* Heavy hauberk
* Hungarian hauberk (variant 1)
* Hungarian hauberk (variant 2)
* Long noble hauberk
* Men's cotehardie - green
* Red cotehardie (variant 1)
* Reinforced Cuman hauberk
* Short common hauberk
* Short noble hauberk
* Warhorse hauberk
* Yellow cotehardie

### Leg chainmail

* Leg chainmail
* Mail chausses
* Padded chausses (variant 1)
* Padded chausses (variant 2)
* Warhorse gambeson chausses

* Leg chainmail
* Mail chausses
* Padded chausses (variant 1)
* Padded chausses (variant 2)
* Warhorse gambeson chausses
Chronicles

Since earliest times, it was the task of the educated members of the Court or spiritual leaders to take on the writing of **chronicles**, i.e. literary works describing contemporary events, the lives of their rulers, great battles and sometimes even everyday life. Records were kept in chronological order, and as well as giving the dates, they provide a wealth of historical information. They are among the best sources for investigating and revisiting the history of the country, famous people, places, buildings and day-to-day affairs.

There are different types of chronicles: world, national, episcopal, monastic, royal, dynastic, provincial (tracking genealogy), urban, biographical or autobiographical, travel journals and more.

The most important Czech chronicles include those of Kosmas and Dalimil, the Canon of Vyšehrad, the writings of the Sasau Monk and the Zbraslav Chronicle. The chroniclers generally enjoyed the most favourable conditions – most lived at the courts, had free access to older written records and courtly life and plenty of time to devote to writing. Although chronicles are the most valuable historic source, when reading them and extrapolating, their historical ideological subtext has to be borne in mind: for example, Kosmas wrote his chronicle with unabashed sympathy for the Přemyslids, while Dalimil showed great antipathy against the Germans. Both occasionally mix up facts with myths and legends (e.g. beginning Czech history with the building of the Tower of Babel).

Some of the books to be found in the game are a transliteration of chapters from Kosmas or Dalimil — e.g. the account of Forefather Čech, the Maidens’ War etc.
Buck's Blood potion

**Buck's Blood potion** is a type of alchemy potion in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance*.

*Increases stamina restoration.*
## Description

*Whoever is short of breath or weighed down by heavy armour, let him drink this and he will be less tired!*

## Brewing

**Step 1:** You will need oil, a handful of St. John's wort, one of comfrey and one of dandelions.
**Step 2:** Grind the St. John's wort.
**Step 3:** Drop the St. John's wort and comfrey into the cauldron and boil for one turn.
**Step 4:** Add the dandelions, but do not boil.
Circator John

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**Circator John** is a character in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance*.

## Inventory

* Apple
* Cobweb
* Monk's habit (variant 6)
* Slippers (variant 1)
* St. Adalbert

* Apple
* Cobweb
* Monk's habit (variant 6)
* Slippers (variant 1)
* St. Adalbert

## Associated quests

* In the Cloister
* Nasty Habits
* The Trials of a Novice
Courtship

**Courtship** is a side quest in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance*.

## Description

*Theresa, Miller Peshek's niece, is a good friend of mine from Skalitz. I've known her since we were children, and we've been through a lot together.*
*It's been a while since I've had such a good chance to talk to Theresa, the Miller Peshek's niece. There's something … intriguing about her.*
*I arranged to go for a stroll with Theresa, so we walked together up to the meadow beyond Rattay and had a chat.*
*A short way off from the meadow, Theresa challenged me to a short race. You wouldn't believe how that slip of a girl can run!*
*Then we sat down on the grass and had a pleasant chat.*
*After that I walked Theresa home.*
*I went to see Theresa again.*
*I took her to the Broken Wheel Tavern. That was quite something! We drank, we danced and I had a brawl. I don’t know if that makes me a hero, but I did the right thing!*
*Once again I met up with my lovely mill-maid. I wondered where it would all end up.*
*I agreed to play blind man’s buff with Theresa in a nearby barn. A great place for some fun and games.*
*Theresa caught me. But then, I wasn't trying too hard.*
*Then it started raining and Theresa remembered she'd left her laundry outdoors, so we collected it to keep it dry, but we got wet ourselves.*
*What had at first seemed like a sincere friendship finally turned into something much bigger. Something between me and Theresa…*
## Objectives

* *Go and see Theresa the mill wench before noon.*
* *Take a walk with Theresa.*
* *Don't disgrace yourself, run!*
* *Sit next to Theresa.*
* *Accompany Theresa.*
* *I must ask Theresa out again in a couple of days!*
* *Go and see Theresa.*
* *Take Theresa to the Broken Wheel Tavern.*
* *I must ask Theresa out again in a couple of days.*
* *Go and see Theresa.*
* *Follow Theresa.*
* *Hide from Theresa.*
* *(Optional) Let Theresa win the game.*
* *(Optional) Don't get caught.*
* *Help Theresa collect the laundry.*
* *Go to Theresa.*

## Gallery

* Broken Wheel Tavern
* Merriment
* Dancing
* After the brawl
* A reward
Burglars and robbers

Pickpocketing and petty theft most often happened in crowds, in taverns or on the road and in throngs of merchants, wagoners or pilgrims. The loot would be offered for sale in other drinking dens. Thieving was an underhand 'craft' and the identities of the miscreants were known in the vicinity – if they managed to escape justice for long, that is.
Charcoal-burner

With growing demand for processed iron, there grew a corresponding demand for charcoal, which could produce a temperature many times higher than unprocessed wood, much needed for the forging of steel weapons. The forges were supplied by **charcoal-burners**, who spent most of the year living in the forest by their charcoal kilns – great piles of stacked wood covered in clay with just a few vents for air, where, in an oxygen-starved atmosphere the wood slowly pyrolyzed to charcoal. Each pile would smoulder and give off much smoke for several weeks, during which time it had to be delved through repeatedly. After it burned out completely, the yield of the process – charcoal – was unearthed from beneath the clay. The charcoal was then sold at a special market bearing that name, quite separate from traders in other goods. During the reign of Wenceslas IV, the charcoal-burners already had numerous rights and freedoms regarding use of the forests, and were held in relatively high esteem.

Resin was sold exclusively by wagoners and resin merchants, who themselves made pitch for greasing their wheels. The charcoal burners produced resin and pitch only as a side-line. The pitch merchants provided pitch to tanneries to impregnate leather and mixed it with tallow to grease the axles of wheels on wagons and carriages.

## See also

* Bran
* Borya
* Radan
* Tonchek
* Thistle
Cold Steel, Hot Blood

**Cold Steel, Hot Blood** is a main quest in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance*.

## Description

*A messenger galloped into Talmberg with a report that Istvan's reinforcements are approaching. A battle seems inevitable.*
## Objectives

* *Find out from Sir Divish what role you have in defence.*
* *When you're ready, go to the battleground.*
* *Hold on.*
* *Defend the ford!*
* *Help Sir Hanush.*
* *Attack and win!*
Cooper's axe

**Cooper's axe** is a weapon in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance*.

## Sources

* Blacksmith's apprentice (Talmberg Quarry)
* Blacksmith (Ledetchko)
* Blacksmith (Rattay)
* Blacksmith (Samopesh)
* Blacksmith (Talmberg Quarry)
* Blacksmith Mikesh
* Vitus
* Zach

* Blacksmith's apprentice (Talmberg Quarry)
* Blacksmith (Ledetchko)
* Blacksmith (Rattay)
* Blacksmith (Samopesh)
* Blacksmith (Talmberg Quarry)
* Blacksmith Mikesh
* Vitus
* Zach
Chicken (creature)

Location | Most yards in settled areas

**Chickens** are very common domesticated creatures and can be found most anywhere that people live. They can be killed by punching them, or by using a weapon and their remains can then be used for food. Their feathers, however, cannot be picked up.

## See also

* Chicken (food item)
* Cooked chicken
* Animal husbandry
Brother Nicodemus

**Brother Nicodemus** is a character in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance*. He is a monk of the Sasau Monastery and cares for the wounded of the Skalitz massacre at the Monastery Infirmary.

## Goods

* Antidote
* Bandage
* Belladonna
* Cave mushroom
* Chamomile
* Comfrey
* Dandelion
* Eyebright
* Herb Paris
* Marigold
* Marigold decoction
* Mint
* Nettle
* Poppy
* Recipe for Lethean Water
* Sage
* St. John's wort
* The Alchemist's Dream II
* Thistle
* Treasure map IV
* Valerian
* Vitality potion
* Wormwood

* Antidote
* Bandage
* Belladonna
* Cave mushroom
* Chamomile
* Comfrey
* Dandelion
* Eyebright
* Herb Paris
* Marigold
* Marigold decoction
* Mint
* Nettle
* Poppy
* Recipe for Lethean Water
* Sage
* St. John's wort
* The Alchemist's Dream II
* Thistle
* Treasure map IV
* Valerian
* Vitality potion
* Wormwood

## Associated quests

* In God's Hands
* Weeds
* Pestilence
* New Herbarium
* Siege
Carpenter's axe

A **Carpenter's axe** is a weapon in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance*.

## Sources

* Blacksmith's apprentice (Talmberg Quarry)
* Blacksmith (Ledetchko)
* Blacksmith (Rattay)
* Blacksmith (Samopesh)
* Blacksmith (Talmberg Quarry)
* Blacksmith Mikesh
* Vitus
* Zach

* Blacksmith's apprentice (Talmberg Quarry)
* Blacksmith (Ledetchko)
* Blacksmith (Rattay)
* Blacksmith (Samopesh)
* Blacksmith (Talmberg Quarry)
* Blacksmith Mikesh
* Vitus
* Zach
Butcher (Sasau)

The Sasau **Butcher** is a character in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance*. He is located at the Sasau Butcher's shop, to the west of the bathhouse.

## Goods

* Bacon
* Beef
* Boar meat
* Chicken
* Cracklings
* Dried meat
* Hare meat
* Horsemeat
* Lamb
* Pork
* Red-deer venison
* Roe deer meat
* Rump
* Salami
* Smoked sausage

* Bacon
* Beef
* Boar meat
* Chicken
* Cracklings
* Dried meat
* Hare meat
* Horsemeat
* Lamb
* Pork
* Red-deer venison
* Roe deer meat
* Rump
* Salami
* Smoked sausage
Conciliation crosses

**Conciliation crosses**, or merely stones with a cross engraved into the surface, were erected in places where tragic events or important historical events in the life of the community or the country had occurred; they were closely linked to criminal law – a symbol of admission of guilt and a plea for forgiveness. The conciliation cross embodied repentance by the perpetrator of a crime, built at the culprit’s expense. In addition, conciliation crosses marked the boundaries of estates and municipalities.

## Note

In the game, these are used to list the names of some of the backers of the Kickstarter campaign.
Bouche shield (variant 1)

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The **Bouche shield** is a type of shield in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance*. It can be purchased from Master Ota or the Artisan.
Counterfeiting

During the 14th century, when the Czech currency was losing value due to the substitution of silver with cheaper metals, counterfeiting of money got better, despite the stringent prosecution and death penalty it entailed. One example of such counterfeiting consisted of coins that were silver plated over a lead core. This could be tested by biting the coin (since lead is softer than silver). The counterfeiters’ workshops were often hidden away in karst and sandstone caves, and featured a compact laboratory, as the silver-plating of the base metal was a chemical process requiring special equipment.
Butcher (Uzhitz)

The Uzhitz **Butcher** is a character in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance*. He is located near the Uzhitz stables.

## Goods

* Bacon
* Beef
* Boar meat
* Chicken
* Cracklings
* Dried meat
* Hare meat
* Horsemeat
* Lamb
* Pork
* Red-deer venison
* Roe deer meat
* Rump
* Salami
* Smoked sausage

* Bacon
* Beef
* Boar meat
* Chicken
* Cracklings
* Dried meat
* Hare meat
* Horsemeat
* Lamb
* Pork
* Red-deer venison
* Roe deer meat
* Rump
* Salami
* Smoked sausage
Cuman King

The **Cuman King** is a character in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance*.

## Inventory

* Agile as a Weasel III
* Hercules and His Diet III
* Aketon short (variant 2)
* Chainmail
* Composite gauntlets
* Cuman Captain's helmet
* Cuman riding boots (variant 3)
* Cuman riding breeches
* Heavy lamellar armour
* Lamellar pauldrons
* Noble's mail collar
* Padded coif (variant 4)

* Agile as a Weasel III
* Hercules and His Diet III
* Aketon short (variant 2)
* Chainmail
* Composite gauntlets
* Cuman Captain's helmet
* Cuman riding boots (variant 3)
* Cuman riding breeches
* Heavy lamellar armour
* Lamellar pauldrons
* Noble's mail collar
* Padded coif (variant 4)
Charles IV

Parents | John of Luxembourg,
 Children | SigismundWenceslas11 Anna of Bohemia others

**Charles IV** had a long and successful reign. He was the emperor of the Holy Roman Empire from 1355 to 1378. He was the father of Sigismund and Wenceslas.

Charles was known for his wise and peaceful leadership style, even in the difficult times of the plague and severe weather storms. The empire was relatively peaceful and prosperous while he was the emperor. And Charles was a beloved King, especially in Bohemia.

Charles IV is a historical character.

## Codex entry

Charles IV of Luxembourg, born Wenceslas, son of King John of Luxembourg, was the second member of the Luxembourg dynasty to become King of Bohemia (1346 - 1378) and the first to attain the title of Holy Roman Emperor (1355 - 1378). He held many other titles besides: Margrave of Moravia, Count of Luxembourg, King of Italy, King of the Romans and King of Burgundy.

Renouwned for his diplomatic skills and erudition, he actively endeavoured to consolidate his position and ensure the survival of his line in Europe, especially in Bohemia, Moravia and Germany. He was well-versed in several languages and at the French court he was tutored by none other than the future pope, Clement VI.

During his reign, Prague and the lands of the Bohemian Crown underwent a major transformation, becoming a powerful political, economic and cultural center. For this reason, this period of his reign is known as the Golden Age. He initiated the construction of many superb edifices, which thus bear his name, including Charles University, Charles Bridge and Karlstein Castle. He was keen to emphasize the role of religous faith in society. He renewed the cults of St. Wenceslas, St. Sigismund and St. Vitus, consecrating various Church buildings to them, among others Prague Cathedral.

He married four times and had thirteen children, most of whom died in infancy. The most illustrious of his offspring were his sons Wenceslas and Sigismund, who both became rules over the land of the Bohemian Crown.
Controls

The Codex  accumulates all information about the world, points of interest and detailed tutorials.

You move using  and can also sprint  jump  and walk or run

You interact with the world using  You can talk to people, take items, open trunks etc.

If you have a melee weapon on you (e.g. a sword in a sheath on your belt), you draw it using  If you also have a shield that can be combined with the weapon, you will equip it together with the weapon.

You equip your bow using

You crouch using

You call your horse using

You toggle your inventory using

You open the map using

You can skip time and wait for something using . If you’re in the middle of some activity, however, pressing  will call up Help.

## See also

* **Controls**

In *Kingdom Come: Deliverance* the following are used to control the player and interface:
Churches

The **church** was not just a place of worship, but also an important communication centre in medieval society. Its basic layout consisted of the central nave or aisle (sometimes with side naves) and a sanctuary, which included the chancel. This housed the main altar, where mass was served. Most churches were aligned with the chancel at the eastern end. At the main entrance was a baptismal font. Another important element was the pulpit, from which the priest addressed the congregation. By contrast with today, the sermon was separate from the mass. During the church service, the priest stood with his back to the congregation and, in keeping with Papal instructions, the mass was said in Latin, which was not generally comprehensible to the congregation. In compensation, the church walls were richly decorated with painted scenes, intended to bring the mystery of the liturgy and especially biblical scenes come alive for the illiterate common people.

When not used for religious services, the church premises would serve, for example, for the temporary storage of grain and other goods that were being traded, or as a place of assembly of the citizenry if the need arose to address some important public issue.

## See also

* Roman Catholic Church
* Liturgy
* Liturgical items
Butcher

The **butcher**’s profession appears only in the 13th century, because prior to this each townsman or villager could keep his own livestock and butcher the animals in his own yard. In later centuries this led to conflicts with professional butchers, leading to the trade of meat being brought under statute with regard to guild rights.

The main tasks of a butcher were to slaughter animals, carve up and portion them and preserve the meat outside of the town limits. Raw meat could not be transported inside the town and domestic sale was severely punished. These measures were intended to prevent the spread of disease from old or badly processed meat.

In time, the butchers’ guild split into different specializations, such as those who worked only with lard and suet (tallow butchers), small cut specialists, cured meats specialists and those dealing in horns, hooves and mucilage. The butcher’s craft also spawned tanners, saddlers and cobblers.

## See also

* Butcher (perk)
* Butcher (Craftsmen's Yard)
* Butcher (Ledetchko)
* Butcher (Rattay)
* Butcher (Sasau)
* Poacher (Merhojed Woods)
* Poacher (Samopesh Woods)
* Poacher (Sasau Woods)
Captive's letter

The **Captive's letter** is a quest item in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance*. It can be obtained from the captive bandit in Merhojed.

## Content

*My dear T,
When I discussed with you our "currency reform", I certainly did not anticipate how the situation would develop. On no account did I consent to the coin in question being put to the purpose of recruiting bandits and mercenaries, thereby giving rise to widespread slaughter and unrest in the province. It hardly bears thinking about what might occur, should someone connect us to the massacre at Neuhof. I hereby give notice to you, Honourable Sir, that I do not intend to participate further in any enterprises with you or with your resources. I urge you too to proceed with greater restraint, for it has come to my attention that a certain German knight from Passau has been making enquiries in the region about the counterfeit Groschen. This knight, I am told, is presently staying at an inn in Sasau. There are too many pairs of eyes turning in our direction. I hope and trust that you shall understand and respect my decision to terminate our collaboration. My deepest respects, S.*
Body armour

**Body armour** is a type of armour in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance*.

Body armour consists of arm armour, body chainmail, body garments, body plate, gloves‎, and outer garments.

## Body chainmail

1. ↑ There are multiple versions of this item.

## Body garment

### Notes

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 There are multiple versions of this item.

## Body plate

### Notes

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 There are multiple versions of this item.

## Outer garment

### Notes

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 There are multiple versions of this item.
Console mode

To activate the *Kingdom Come: Deliverance* console, tap the . This is the button below  on your keyboard. For users outside the US, this key may display the ¬ symbol rather than ~. With the console activated, type the following commands and hit enter to activate them.

* `g_showHUD 1` – enable the HUD.
* `g_showHUD 0` – disable the HUD.
* `r_motionblur X` – change motion blur. Replace X with the following:
	+ `X=0` – off
	+ `X=1` – camera
	+ `X=2` – object (default)
	+ `X=3` – debug mode
* `cl_fov X` – change field of view. X designates the degree, and default settings is 60.
* `wh_ui_showCompass 1` – show the compass.
* `wh_ui_showCompass 0` –hide the compass.
* `wh_ui_showHealthbar 1` – show the health bar.
* `wh_ui_showHealthbar 0` – hide the health bar.
* `wh_dlg_chatbubbles X` – show chat bubbles.
* `wh_dlg_chatbubbles X` – hide chat bubbles.
* `r_antialiasingmode` – alters the antialiasing mode.
* `t_scale X` – where X is between 1 and 10. Adjusts scaling.
* `e_ViewDistRatio X` – changes the distance at which objects begin to render (default = 500)
* `e_ViewDistRatioVegetation X` – changes the distance at which trees and vegetation begin to render (default = 500)
* `e_MergedMeshesInstanceDist X` – changes the distance at which grass is animated (default = 20)
* `wh_pl_showfirecursor 1` – adds a crosshair to the HUD while aiming a bow.
* `r_vsync 0` – Disables V-Sync, reducing input lag and removing the 60 FPS cap.
* `sys_MaxFPS = x` – change the maximum FPS to the value of your choice
* `e_TimeOfDay` – show the current in-game time
* `p_gravity_z X` – change the intensity of gravity (default is -13)
* `Save <`saved game filename`>` – save the game
* `Load <`saved game filename`>` – load a game
Charles IV (book)

**Charles IV** is one of the books available in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance*.

## Content

**Charles IV**
*He was the greatest and most venerated of Czech rulers, whose legacy shall forever be indelibly etched into the hearts of the Bohemians and into their country, for no other ruler can come close to exceeding his deeds or his leadership. He was born in the year of our Lord 1316 as the firstborn son of John of Luxembourg and Elizabeth of Bohemia of the Přemyslid dynasty, and thus through his veins flowed the blood of both of those famous families, but it was the Přemyslid blood that later brought him, as emperor of the whole Roman Empire, back to his country, where his seat he did establish. For when the old king died and left the kingdom to his son, it was desolate and impoverished, and young Charles, who made haste to receive the crown, could not yet properly speak the language of the Bohemians. Soon thereafter he learned to speak as fluently as any other Bohemian and could converse in four other tongues as well, for he was learned and he did begin to write a book of his own.*
*By his hand the kingdom was soon ameliorated and he rose it to great glory, whether through his skill at arranging marriages of state (he was wed four times, each time acquiring a new wife and a new piece of territory that he received as a dowry), or through building and education, which during his reign flourished greatly, or through the newly founded University at Prague, which achieved renown throughout all of Europe. The construction projects that he commenced include Prague’s New Town, which he founded on the opposite bank of the Vltava, a stone bridge that connected the Old Town and the New and has no match in Europe, and Karlstein Castle, which amongst fortifications is a building of most fine ornament and rich decoration. He rose up the Kingdom of Bohemia within the Roman Empire, for by his decree the King of Bohemia became one of the prince-electors.*
*When, after a long reign, he died in 1378, the entire land was plunged into grief and thousands of people followed his coffin. In the eulogy given by the bishop at his funeral, he was called the “father of the nation” and may that epithet remain his for all time. His sons, Wenceslas and Sigismund, quarrel over the throne to this day, for Wenceslas as the rightful heir has failed as a king and favours hunting and amusement over ruling, and his brother Sigismund has invaded the country with a massive military force and has seized the power that once belonged to his father.*
Crafting

## Sharpening/Repair Your Weapons

Before you go into battle, or if you just need some resharpening, you're going to have to head to the grindstone. The Grindstone minigame has you sit down at a bench and sharpen/repair your weapons. Be careful, though: if you overdo it, you will damage and/or break your weapon.

## Alchemy

*Main article: Alchemy*
Warhorse Studios introduced one of the first crafting mechanisms-the **Alchemy** System. Contrary to popular belief, alchemy is not some kind of sorcery or black magic. It is rather a form of herbalism or something like today’s alternative medicine. People treated their wounds and ailments with special potions, but of course, they even believed in their magical powers. In order to stay as realistic and immersive as possible, developers from Warhorse studios took inspiration from real medieval recipes. The result is an Alchemy System based on real medieval herbalism. Players can gather various ingredients in the vast fields and forests on their journeys through 1403 Bohemia. One can prepare various potions, antidotes, and poisons. Players can try to experiment with different cooking approaches, grind herbs, choose the right liquid and cook it for the right time. In Kingdom Come: Deliverance one can master the art of alchemy and become a medieval herbalist.
Charcoal-burners' camp (Talmberg Woods)

The **Charcoal Burners Neuhof Talmberg** camp is a location in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance*. It is located in the Talmberg Woods northwest of the Inn in the Glade, between Neuhof and Talmberg.

## NPCs

* Bran
* Charcoal-burner
* Charcoal-burner spokesman
* Charcoal-burner twin
* Charcoal-burner twin
* Radan

## Quests

* Ginger in a Pickle
* Hare Hunt
* Masquerade
Concealed sack of coin

The **Concealed sack of coin** is an item in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance*. It is found in a hidden treasure cache described in the Jotted notes.

## Uses

This item can either be sold or used in the quest The Die is Cast. With the item in your inventory it will unlock another line of dialogue with the bandits after selecting the option 'He had a large amount of coin on him,' that being 'Give Pious' money' which they will accept.
Bouche shield (variant 3)

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The **Bouche shield** is one of the types of shield available in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance*. It can be purchased from Master Ota or the Artisan.

## See also

* Bouche shield (variant 1)
* Bouche shield (variant 2)
Brother Nevlas

**Brother Nevlas** is a character in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance*.

## Inventory

* Monk's habit (variant 8)
* On St. Wenceslas
* Slippers (variant 1)
* St. Adalbert
* St. Procopius and Sasau Monastery

* Monk's habit (variant 8)
* On St. Wenceslas
* Slippers (variant 1)
* St. Adalbert
* St. Procopius and Sasau Monastery

## Associated quests

* Libri Prohibiti
* In the Cloister
* The Abbot's List
Epilogue

The **Epilogue** is the final quest in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance*.

## Description

*Toth is gone and his men scattered, but there are still many things left unresolved.*
## Objectives

* *Go to the Upper Castle during the day to meet Margrave Jobst.*
* *Talk to your father.*
* *Pick up the letter from Margrave Jobst.*
* *Speak with Lord Capon in the courtyard.*
* *Go after Capon.*
* *Talk to Capon.*
* *The End*
Bouche shield (variant 2)

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The **Bouche shield** is one of the types of shield available in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance*. It can be purchased from Master Ota or the Artisan.

## See also

* Bouche shield (variant 1)
* Bouche shield (variant 3)
Feudalism

**Feudalism** is a political system based on land ownership, which originated in the early Middle Ages and followed on from the decline of the Roman Empire. Its foundation was the fiefdom (feudum) - a certain area (territory, land) that the owner lent out to others. The ruler – either secular or religious – was the natural feudal senior (suzerain – sovereign liege) and those allocated his fiefdoms were his fiefs or vassals. The handover itself came with pomp and ceremony, during which the vassal promised allegiance and military aid (or other services) to his feudal lord. The contract could be rescinded only by the death of one of the parties or in the case of a material infringement. Not only could the liege have several vassals, but a vassal could have several liege lords. In the event of a war, one had to choose side by one’s contractual tenure.

Feudalism also determined the relations of the poorest class — the serfs, who worked on the leased land, paid dues out of what they made from it and provided for their master, his soldiers and officials or for a monastery. It was called a quit-rent – a source of wealth mainly for the nobility. Portions of the lands were subleased, so the king’s vassal in turn became the liege lord of his own vassals.
Damsel in Distress

**Damsel in Distress** is a side quest in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance*. It is obtained by choosing the dialogue option *"I'll save Esther"* when talking to Florian during the quest *All that Glisters*.

## Description

*Every little boy dreams of becoming a knight in shining armour and rescuing a princess from a tower. I never thought that dream would come true for me... well, sort of. I'm not a knight, it's not a princess I have to rescue, but a bathhouse wench, and she's not locked away in a tower, but on top of a hill.*
## Objectives

* *Find the place where Esther is being held.*
* *Save Esther.*

* *Lead Esther to away from the kidnappers' camp.*

* *Talk to Esther.*
* *Talk with Florian about Esther.*
Cherchez la Femme

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**Cherchez la Femme** is a side quest in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance*.

## Description

*I promised Hanekin Hare I'd help him. This aristocrat, outlaw and poacher hasn't had the last word yet. I don't know what he has in mind, but I expect the Master Huntsman and his wife will play leading roles in his plan.*
## Objectives

* *Meet Hanekin Hare by the mine gallery.*
* *Hare's plan.*
* *Abduct Margaret, whatever it takes.*

* *Kidnap the Huntsman’s Margaret.*
* *Bring Margaret to the mine gallery.*

* *Make Nicholas sign the document.*