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The hit open-world RPGKingdom Come: Deliverance 2offers auniquely vibrant medieval settingpeppered with numerous characters, quests, and places of interest.
Many quests are very up-front about whether you are in for a valiant effort, or a dastardly plot, and one such side quest titled Spoils of War falls much more in line with the latter.
This quest offers many different outcomes based on your allegiance and morals, allowing you to carry out these tasks in whichever way you see fit.
This guide will serve you step-by-step in your quest to complete Spoils of War inKingdom Come: Deliverance 2.
Starting the Quest
If you’ve been curious about the dealings of Sigismund’s Campgrounds as it is armed to the teeth with a host of lords and soldiers, this side quest offers a window into the nature of their forces, and it is not something to reckon with.
Nevertheless, once Henry is inside the camp, the best way to proceed with your head still attached is to keep busy, and in this case, Captain Puta has just the job for you, whether you’re up for rustling up supplies from a local village or not.
To begin this quest, you must first have completedMain Quest 14: Speak of the Devilbefore being able to speak with Captain Puta in Sigismund’s camp just south of Opatowitz.
Captain Puta can be found wandering the military camp but the quest marker for beginning this quest may not appear depending on whether you’ve been led into the camp or waltzed right in on your own.
Speaking with Captain Puta in Sigismund’s camp and accepting the offer to go with him will trigger a cutscene and take you to Bohunowitz.
The army appears to be taking supplies from the townspeople of Bohunowitz. You are instructed to go to four separate locations within the town to check for supplies and valuables to loot. It is entirely up to you whether you go along with this or turn against the pillaging military band.
You can speak with Bynyek and tell him that you don’t wish for anyone to be harmed during this confrontation, and he’ll direct you to a couple extra spots to look for town supplies.
Looting Options
The location for dumping the loot you’ve found is the back of the cart your band has pulled into the town. If you are unable to satisfy the amount of loot Captain Puta demands, you will be forced into a violent conflict with the townspeople.
A viable approach to filling the chest in the cart is to put your own items into it, especially tools and clothing you no longer need or food that has turned rotten.
For the valuables, you may talk with Puta, telling him you have found expensive items and choose to give him jewelry or money you have on. However, if you give him money from your own pocket, be sure not to overdo it as he will become suspicious, requiring you to pass a speech check in order for him to go along with it.
Giving Puta1000 to 1500groschenis enough to account for the supplies, but you shouldn’t give him more than2000as that will trigger the speech check.
If you are aiming for the best outcome in all this, keeping the soldiers and villagers from killing each other, you should take only the food which the villagers have left for you to take and pay Captain Puta yourself.
The reward for completing the quest on its own may not seem worth it, but if you valuereputationover groschen, this is the only way to satisfy everyone involved.
Townspeople’s Supplies
Located on the eastern side of Bohunowitz, Smil’s house is one of the looting locations. Speaking with Smil, he’ll direct you to the gathered bunch of items next to the door of the house.
If you wish to take more supplies from him, head around the backside of the house into the barn. In the back of the barn is another bag of food which you can loot from to fulfill the quest goal.
You can also find a locked cellar door on Smil’s property which you can get into either bylockpicking (hard)or by finding thekey in his toilet. Within the cellar is a stockpile of beer which Smil denies his ownership of. Bring the beer to Puta and he’ll have it taken away.
On the north side of town, the Farmer Fowl has a large house which you’re able to loot from. Fowl will lead you to the pile beside the gate into the yard where you can take as many supplies as you see fit.
If you are in need of more supplies, you’re able to head up to the attic space of the barn where there are a bunch more bags containing food supplies. However, looting from here will make the townspeople upset with you, and Bynkey will say you’ve taken more than you should.
Located in the northeast area of Bohunowitz, Willow’s house can be checked for supplies as well. His looting location is just behind the door that leads into his house.
The Wounded Villager
There is an injured person who is too hurt to speak resting on a bed in Willow’s home. You may choose to interact with him and examine his wounds, requiring you to perform a couple of skill checks.
To fully treat the wounded villager, you have to give him somealcohol orPainkiller Brewand then proceed to clean his injury and bandage him up. Once this is done, you can speak with him, and he will tell you that some of the soldiers have been killed because he resisted them and only escaped with his life.
For your kind deed, your options are either to extort the wounded villager, tell Puta about the soldiers who were killed, or leave him in peace. If Puta finds out, this will result in a massacre of the villagers.
Completing the Quest
Finally, head to Bynyek’s house at the south end of Bohunowitz. If you speak with Sovka outside, she’ll lead you to the supplies located within the house under the window. If you are still in need of supplies to complete the quest, a viable last resort is to scour the forest to dig around the area searching for graves to find some loose supplies as well.
At any time during the entirety of this quest, you’re able to choose to attack either the soldiers or the villagers, which will affect your reputation and rewards. If a fight breaks out and the soldiers start attacking the villagers, you can still choose the valiant option of fighting with the villagers against the pillaging soldiers.
If all goes smoothly, return to Captain Puta to drop off the last of the supplies and receive your reward of up to175 Groschen if you are successful in looting enough supplies or killing the villagers.
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