6 Best Kingdom Come: Deliverance Perks

In this Kingdom Come: Deliverance Perks Guide, we have detailed everything you need to know about all the different types of Perks in game

Kingdom Come: Deliverance comes with tons of Perks you can unlock as you progress in the game. These perks make your game easier and add to the overall RPG element of the game.

Perks are rewards for becoming proficient with a certain skill or a weapon. Keep upgrading your levels, and you will unlock more and better perks. As for finding the best perks, we have listed the top 5 perks you need in KCD.

6. Scout Skills

Kingdom Come Deliverance Perks
Scout IRequires player level 2Increases Evade by 10% and sight distance of fast travel.
Scout IIRequires player level 6Further increases in fast travel sight distance and evacuation are by another 10%.
Scout IIIRequires player level 10Further increases the Fast Travel sight distance and Evade by 10%.

The Scout skills are a must-have for players who want to avoid unwanted conflict while fast traveling. These skills increase the sight distance of fast travel, allowing you to notice events on the way sooner and increasing your chances of evading by 10%. With all three Scout skills, you can avoid danger and reach your destination quickly and safely.

5. First Aid Skills

First Aid IRequires player level 3Bandage usage is enabled.
First Aid IIRequires player level 6Increases the efficiency of bandages by 25% and enables you to heal during dialogues.
First Aid IIIRequires player level 10Bandages heal 50% more and open up additional dialogue options.

The First Aid skills are crucial for survival in Kingdom Come: Deliverance. These skills unlock the ability to use bandages and make them more effective, with the second and third skills increasing their effectiveness by 25% and 50%, respectively. These skills also unlock speech options and quest options, allowing you to heal others and persuade NPCs using medical explanations.

4. Ascetic

Kingdom Come Deliverance Perks
AsceticRequires player level 2It allows you to survive 30% longer without food but your situation worsens when you do get hungry.

The Ascetic skill allows you to last 30% longer without food but increases the effects of hunger by 20% when you finally get hungry. While this skill may seem like a double-edged sword, the benefits outweigh the consequences. With Ascetic, you’ll have more time to find food or reach a town before the effects of hunger set in.

3. Insomniac

InsomniacRequires player level 4Increases the time it takes you to get sleepy. Energy level drops slowly.

The Insomniac skill increases the time you can go without sleep, with your energy level falling 1/4 more slowly. This skill is a no-brainer, as it allows you to spend more time on the road or doing quests without worrying about getting tired.

2. Contemplative

ContemplativeRequires player level 12Your hunger and tiredness levels will remain the same if you remain stationary.

The Contemplative skill is a game-changer for players who spend much time waiting. As long as you remain still, your tiredness and hunger will stay at the same level. This skill saves you resources and reduces the need for sleep, making it easier to adventure and complete quests.

1. Master Strike

Kingdom Come Deliverance Perks
Master StrikeRequires training with Captain BernardPowerful strikes with no defence.

If you’re moving to the defense perks, Master Strike is the best one you must have in Kingdom Come Deliverance. This perk launches powerful attacks on the opponent, leaving enemies defenseless. If you like your players tanky, this perk helps in increasing the defense stats of your weapons and shields.

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