In *Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2*, mastering the art of dice isn't just about rolling the dice; it's about leveraging the power of badges to tilt the game in your favor. Here’s a comprehensive guide to the top 10 badges you should aim to acquire to dominate at dice.
Best Badges in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, Ranked
10. Badge of Defense
For those facing opponents who rely on powerful badges, the Badge of Defense is your shield. It neutralizes the effects of your opponent's badges, rendering their perks ineffective. Available in Tin, Silver, and Gold, each version negates badges of the same quality. This badge is your best defense against those using Warlord or Doppelganger badges. You can purchase it from Karl von Unterbruck under the Bridge in Trosky or from Minstrel Roxanne at random roadside camps.
9. Badge of Fortune
When luck deserts you, the Badge of Fortune offers a lifeline by allowing you to reroll selected dice once per game. Tin lets you reroll one die, Silver two, and Gold three. This badge can be a game-changer in turning around a potential bust. You can obtain it by pickpocketing or looting Vauquelin Brabant in Raborsch.
8. Badge of Transmutation
The Badge of Transmutation gives you the power to alter a die after rolling. The Gold version lets you turn any die into a 1, Silver into a 5, and Tin into a 3. These numbers can score on their own, making this badge crucial for maintaining your streak. It's available for purchase from Henslin Schaber at roadside camps.
7. Badge of Might
Increase your chances of landing high-scoring combos with the Badge of Might, which adds an extra die to your roll. The Gold version can be used three times per game, while Silver and Tin have more limited uses. This badge, combined with special dice, can significantly boost your points. You can loot it from a hard lockpicking chest in Bathhouse Owner Adam's office in Kuttenberg.
6. Warlord’s Badge
If you need a boost in a single round, the Warlord’s Badge is your weapon. It increases your points for that turn, with Tin adding 25%, Silver 50%, and Gold doubling your points. You can buy it from Innkeeper Weighman in Kuttenberg or from tavern staff.
5. Badge of Headstart
Gain an early lead with the Badge of Headstart, which awards bonus points at the game's start. The Gold version offers the biggest boost, but even the Silver and Tin versions can give you a significant advantage. It's available from Minstrel Roxanne at roadside camps or some tavern staff in Kuttenberg.
4. Doppelganger Badge
Maximize your points with the Doppelganger Badge, which doubles the score from your last throw. The Gold version can be used three times per game, while Silver and Tin are limited. Purchase it from the Secret Prayer Room Innkeeper in Kuttenberg or from Minstrel Roxanne.
3. Emperor’s Badge
If you frequently roll 1s with special dice, the Emperor’s Badge is essential. It triples the points for the 1+1+1 formation, turning a 1,000-point throw into 3,000. Since it can be used repeatedly, it's perfect for quickly accumulating points. Buy it from Minstrel Roxanne at roadside camps.
2. Badge of Resurrection
Avoid the frustration of a bust with the Badge of Resurrection, which gives you a chance to reroll all dice if you bust. The Gold version can be used three times, while Silver and Tin are more limited. You can buy it from Minstrel Roxanne at roadside camps.
1. Badge of Advantage
The ultimate badge in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2*, the Badge of Advantage allows you to score with unique formations that wouldn't normally count. Each quality unlocks a different combo: Carpenter’s Badge (Tin) unlocks 3+5, Executioner’s Badge (Silver) unlocks 4+5+6, and Priest’s Badge (Gold) unlocks 1+3+5. This badge can be used repeatedly, giving you a significant edge. Purchase it from Minstrel Roxanne or Henslin Schaber at roadside camps.
To excel at dice in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2*, start collecting these badges as soon as possible. The right combination of badges and special dice can make you virtually unstoppable.
*Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 is available now on PlayStation, Xbox, and PC.*
