Drinking - Kingdom Come: Deliverance II Database

Compared to modern lagers, medieval beer had a thicker consistency and lower alcohol content, so it could partially replace food. It is not for nothing that they say “Eat your beer!”.

Beer sates you twice as much, so if you’re not afraid of drunkenness, you can more easily replace food with it. However, potions sate you half as much, so you can drink more of them.

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Back home in Skalitz, you learned how to sneak into bed, even properly boozed up, so as not to wake your parents.

Amazingly, when you’re drunk, you make 20% less noise when moving indoors.

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Learned healers claim that too much alcohol is bad for a person’s health. You, as a hero of the people, have decided to refute their learned theories.

Drinking wine or beer will heal you for 5 health points and spirits can cure poisoning. Bottoms up!

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Mostly, you drink to celebrate a successful theft, but there’s a lot to be said for a bit of liquid courage beforehand.

When you’re in the positive phase of drunkenness, you got a bonus of up to +4 to Thievery.

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They can’t catch you sober! Being drunk to the point of unconsciousness makes you useless to them anyway. In pre-modern times, a perpetrator’s drunkenness was often considered a mitigating circumstance

If you commit a minor crime while drunk, you can try to excuse yourself by claiming your impaired state.

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You drink what’s flowing, and any kind of swill will do you good. Or at least that’s what you think for now.

When you’re drunk, using any potion will heal you in addition to its own effect. The healing effect will be stronger the drunker you are (in the positive phase of drunkenness), but will never exceed 20 Health.

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Bad day? Have a beer and you’ll feel better. Got an important assignment coming up? Tip one back for courage. Just got robbed of everything you own? Beer is the poor man’s bread and also a cure-all!

When you’re drunk, life is just somehow nicer. The bonuses of the positive phase of drunkenness come into full effect earlier.

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Work goes more smoothly with a beer in hand, especially blacksmithing. It’s hot at the forge, and staying hydrated is essential for safety.

When you’re in the positivite phase of drunkenness, you gain a +4 bonus to your Craftsmanship skill.

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He, who stays on his feet, drinks below his means. You’ve had your fill, so you know how to make a drunk’s hangover as mild as possible.

The negative effects of drunkenness will be milder for you.

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Booze and gambling go hand in hand and have caused trouble for many an unfortunate soul. But you’ve got it smartly figured out—you don’t own any property, so you can’t lose it recklessly. Without fear, you can have a few drinks and pass the time with a game of dice.

The more drunk you are, the higher chance you have of not wasting your badge when you use it.

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Have a few nightcaps, and off to bed! The next day, almost no one would realise you’d been drunk as a skunk the night before. That’s a kind of art…

If you were meant to get a hangover while sleeping, now you won’t. Plus, when you’re drunk, all the beds are 10% more comfortable, so you sleep like a king.

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When you drink, things start happening. But surprisingly, nothing serious has ever happened to you.

Under the influence of alcohol, you’ll be less likely to be injured by falling from a height because the patron saint of drinkers has a protective hand over you.

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If you take a drink, your fists start to itch. Wherever your alcohol-fuelled blow falls, the hair won’t grow back for a while.

When you’re in the positive phase of drunkenness, you’ll get a bonus of up to +4 to your Unarmed combat skill.

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