"Guide to Obtaining and Repairing Shoes in Kingdom Come Deliverance 2"
In *Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2*, your shoes will eventually wear out, leaving you in a bind if you don't know how to get or repair them. Let's dive into the ways you can keep your feet comfortably clad throughout your adventures.
How to Get Shoes in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2
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Starting the game with a pair of shoes is great, but you won't want to wear them forever. There are several methods to acquire new shoes. You can scavenge them from chests or take them from defeated poachers and other human enemies. If you prefer a more lawful approach, you can buy new shoes.
While tailors in places like Troskowitz sell shoes, they often don't have the best stats. For better quality footwear, head to a cobbler. You can find a cobbler in Trosky, identified on the map by a symbol of three red pieces in a circle, as shown below.
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When you visit a cobbler like Matthew, you'll find more than just shoes for sale. He offers various items, including horse gear, and you can also purchase materials, Blacksmith's Kits, and Cobbler's Kits.
How to Repair Shoes
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Repairing your shoes in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2* can be done in multiple ways. You can have them fixed by cobblers or blacksmiths by selecting the repair option during your conversation with them. A menu will appear where you choose which items to repair and see the associated costs. These costs can be reduced if you invest in the Craftsmanship skill, which offers percentage discounts on NPC repairs for shoes and other gear.
Alternatively, you can repair your shoes yourself, provided your Craftsmanship level is sufficient. If it's not high enough, you won't be able to fix your shoes or other equipment. To perform repairs, you'll need a Cobbler's Kit.
Cobbler's Kits are available from various vendors, including cobblers and blacksmiths, or you might find them in chests or by looting NPCs. To use a Cobbler's Kit, navigate to your inventory, select the kit, and press the interact button ("E" on PC). This will display a menu of damaged items that can be repaired. Items that appear faded are beyond your current skill level to repair. Select the items you wish to fix and use the interact button again to complete the repair.
This guide covers the essentials of obtaining and repairing shoes in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2*. For repairing other types of gear, use a Blacksmith's Kit in a similar manner. It's always wise to keep your equipment in good shape, so don't hesitate to seek out a skilled vendor for repairs when necessary.
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