Skills in Kingdom Come: Deliverance are one of the 4 means through which the players can developer their characters. These skills will increase when you use them much like in Oblivion or Skyrim. These skills include Alchemy, Horsemanship, Reading as well as Combat Skills like Axe and Bow. Reaching higher levels in a Skill will unlock Perks the player can take, further improving their effectiveness with said Skill.
All skills are advanced by practice. The only exception's are Reading and Pickpocketing, which require you to complete training so you can advance them above level 0. to The fastest way to level up Stealth is by performing non-lethal stealth takedowns. At Stealth level 5 you can unlock stealth kills.
Skills Information
Alchemy
The better your mastery of Alchemy, the easier it is to brew potions even if you make minor mistakes.
Drinking
Drinking skill makes you more resistant to the nefarious effects of alcohol
Herbalism
Herbalism skill allows you to collect more herbs with a single action.
Horsemanship
Horsemanship skill determines how much your horse will shy, how quickly it will get tired and therefore how long it will be able to gallop.
Hunting
Hunter skill increases the amount of meat and other useful materials you recover from animals you kill.
Lockpicking
Lockpicking skill makes picking locks on doors or chests easier.
Maintenance
Allows you to repair things with repair kits and weapons at a grindstone.
Pickpocketing
Pickpocketing skill makes it easier to rob people on the street unnoticed and lowers the chances of witnesses seeing you in the act.
Reading
Reading skill influences the ability of your character to actually read books.
Stealth
Stealth skill shortens the distance at which you will be seen by the enemy and increases the time it will take them to spot you.
Combat Skills
Combat Skills in Kingdom Come: Deliverance are one of the 4 means through which the players can developer their characters. These skills will increase when you use them much like in Oblivion or Skyrim. These skills include things like Axe and Bow and even Warfare and Defence. Reaching higher levels in a Skill will unlock Perks the player can take, further improving their effectiveness with said Skill.
Visit Sir Bernard near the Combat Arena in Rattay and ask him to give you combat practice. This will not only allow you to raise your character's Combat Skills but, more importantly, will provide you with an opportunity to get comfortable with all combat features before you venture into danger. Take your time and don't rush into the fray unprepared. Be sure to return to Captain Bernard as you progress through the game, as he is the only character who can walk you through advanced fighting techniques like Combos and Master Strikes. These abilities make combat much more fun and are helpful when fighting overwhelming odds or higher-level opponents
Defence
Increases the time you can hold a perfect block or dodge as well as increasing the defence stat of weapons and shields.
Warfare
Total fighting skill with weapons or unarmed. The more skillful a warrior you are, the faster your attacks are and the harder it is for an opponent to defend against them.
Axe
Axe skill makes you more proficient with axes, increasing the power of your attacks.
Bow
Bow skill makes you more proficient with bows and arrows, increasing the power of your attacks.
Mace
Mace skill makes you more proficient with maces, increasing the power of your attacks.
Sword
Sword skill makes you more proficient with swords, increasing the power of your attacks.
Unarmed
Unarmed Combat skill makes you more proficient when fighting with your fists, increasing the damage you make.
AnonymousIve seen it posted elsewhere that its 35 cumans killed for the hidden perk
- Anonymous
If you kill plenty of cumans you get a perk to inflict +50% damage on cumans. Dunno how many though.
- Anonymous
Are there any other "hidden" skills like Resistance in Herbalism?
Does anyone know if training with a real weapon levels up your weapons skill faster? I defeat Sir Bernard to quickly with real weapons.
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