Exploring the vast world of Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 on foot is a fool's errand. With so much ground to cover and exciting horse-related activities to participate in, a trusty steed is essential. This guide reveals how to acquire the best horse in the game.

Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2: The Best Horse

Pebbles reigns supreme as the best horse in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, but unlocking her true potential requires the "Good Old Pebbles" perk. While other horses boast slightly superior stats, Pebbles' affordability and ease of acquisition make her unbeatable. With the perk active, Pebbles boasts impressive stats:

• Stamina: 217
• Capacity: 353
• Speed: 53
• Courage: 12

How to Get Pebbles

Acquiring Pebbles is surprisingly straightforward. Early in the game, visit the horse trader in Semine. A high Speech skill allows you to obtain Pebbles for free; otherwise, a small fee is required.

To maximize Pebbles' potential, ride her for approximately 35 kilometers to unlock the "Good Old Pebbles" perk. This significantly boosts her stats, placing her among the game's top horses. The cost and difficulty of acquiring other horses with marginally better stats simply aren't worth the effort.

Other Horse Options in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2

For those seeking alternatives, consider these horses:

• Herring (Trosky Castle): A free horse obtained after completing "For Whom the Bell Tolls," Herring lags slightly behind Pebbles in capacity and speed. A perk unlock is also needed to reach its full potential.
• Kincsern (Kuttenberg): Boasting the highest stamina (235) and speed (60), Kincsern comes with a hefty 5,260 groschen price tag.
• Pisek Lad (Kuttenberg): Another strong contender, surpassing Pebbles in speed and courage, but at a steep cost of 7,560 groschen.

The significant price difference for minimal stat increases makes Pebbles the most efficient and practical choice.

This concludes your guide to obtaining the best horse in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2. For more game tips and information, including locations of Goatskin and a comprehensive guide to romance options, check out The Escapist.