Repairing Weapons and Armor in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2

Combat is an integral component of any role-playing game, and Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 elevates this experience with a highly realistic, skill-based melee system. Each encounter, including blocking and striking, feels genuine, necessitating that players consistently wield the best possible gear. Over time, however, both weapons and armor suffer wear and tear, losing their durability and overall effectiveness—especially for those who are actively engaging in battles. Therefore, timely repairs are essential to sustain your combat effectiveness.

The game provides various means to restore your gear, allowing you to maintain peak performance in combat.

Repairing Armor in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2

As your armor or clothing deteriorates, immediate repairs become necessary. You can initiate this process early in the game. Once you conclude the tutorial and are free to roam Troskovitz, navigate east to locate Tailor Bartoshek during his working hours. He is available to sell new garments or assist with mending your current attire.

Repair costs are dependent on the quality of the clothing items. Fortunately, even significant repairs will only set you back a few Groschen, which should be manageable if you’re pursuing early-game side quests for additional coin.

For those who possess armor and wish to restore it to optimal condition for battle, a visit to Blacksmith Radovan in Tachov is essential. Tachov is conveniently connected by Fast Travel, making multiple visits quick and efficient. Alongside providing various side quests, Radovan specializes in repairing metal armor, ensuring you are combat-ready.

Repairing Weapons in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2

When it’s time to repair your weapons and you’re hesitant to part with your hard-earned coin, look for a Sharpening Wheel, which is commonly available in most towns. This tool allows you to enhance a weapon’s quality through sharpening. To operate the Sharpening Wheel, rapidly press the Pedal key (L2/LT on your controller), and guide the blade until you observe sparks—an indication of effective sharpening.

Exercise caution during this process, as excessive sharpening can damage your weapon, potentially leading to destruction. If you notice the Sharpening Wheel beginning to emit smoke, it’s a clear warning to halt your efforts.

If time is of the essence and you prefer not to spend lengthy periods sharpening your weapons, consider heading directly to Blacksmith Radovan, who can adeptly repair both your metal armor and weapons. Additionally, Repair Kits serve as a convenient option for mending weapons, armor, and clothing. These kits are attainable through traders and merchants, though bear in mind that repairing higher-end weapons will necessitate a higher Craftsmanship skill level. The game features several types of kits:

Repair Kit	Information
Armourer’s Kit	This kit is effective for repairing metal armor, chainmail, and similar items.
Blacksmith’s Kit	Designed to repair melee weapons such as swords and daggers.
Cobbler’s Kit	Restores leather items, including boots and more.
Gunsmith’s Kit	Specializes in repairing firearms.
Marksman’s Kit	Used for repairing bows and crossbows.
Tailor’s Kit	Repairs regular clothing items such as shirts and pants.