Maintaining a clean appearance in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2* is crucial. Your cleanliness directly impacts how NPCs perceive you, significantly influencing quest outcomes and interactions. A grimy Henry will struggle to persuade even with high Speech skills, facing penalties to charisma and dialogue options. Keeping yourself clean is key to success.
Table of contents
- Why Maintain Cleanliness in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2*?
- How to Clean Yourself in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2*
- Troughs
- Bathing Spots
- Bathhouses
Why Maintain Cleanliness in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2*?
Cleanliness affects NPC interactions. A dirty and bloodied appearance will hinder conversations, making information gathering challenging. Even with high Speech, grime imposes debuffs, reducing your persuasive capabilities. Presenting yourself well is essential for smooth interactions and successful quests.
How to Clean Yourself in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2*
Several methods exist for achieving cleanliness in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2*: troughs, bathing spots, and bathhouses. Each offers varying degrees of cleansing.
Troughs
Commonly found in towns and outposts near buildings, troughs offer a basic cleanse. Interact with a trough to wash away some dirt and blood, but this method won't clean your clothes.
Bathing Spots
Located near larger bodies of water (like rivers or ponds – one example is west of the Nomads’ and Cumans’ Camps in the Trotsky region), bathing spots provide a more thorough clean than troughs. Submerging yourself partially cleanses both you and your clothing, though not completely.
Bathhouses
For the most effective cleaning, visit a bathhouse (usually found in larger towns). While requiring a small Groschen fee, bathhouses offer the most thorough clean, removing all dirt and blood from both Henry and his clothing, leaving him squeaky clean. Regular visits are recommended.
This covers the various methods of bathing and cleaning in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2*. For more game tips and information, check out The Escapist.
