Scholarship - Kingdom Come: Deliverance II Database

To stop from time to time, to get out of the hustle and bustle of everyday things and just contemplate the world around us. This is one of the paths that lead to wisdom.

As long as you remain still, your Energy and Nourishment will reduce much more slowly.

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Among scholars, it is said that for some tasks you need your head, for others your arse, and for some, both. Sometimes wisdom simply needs to be patiently acquired, and indeed, everyone studies better while sitting.

The buff from sitting has an increased Comfort effect of 50%, so you can study faster.

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Every morning you gaze at the horizon and wonder what might be beyond it. You are drawn to distant places, like to fill in the blank spots on maps and boldly go where others may not have gone before.

The entire map is revealed, showing all settlements, fast travel spots, hunting grounds, caves and other interesting places.

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Medieval law consisted of territorial, municipal, and canonical or ecclesiastical law. Therefore, it’s crucial which jurisdiction a particular dispute or its participants belong to. Additionally, the more localized the level of the dispute, the more local customs, practices, and traditions come into play. And it’s precisely this, that your nimble tongue and sharp intellect can often exploit.

When dealing with guards, your Speech and Charisma will count as 2 higher. The total fine will be 20% lower.

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You’re not exactly a scholar, but you’ve picked up quite a bit about law and figured out a lot on your own, so you’re not just an ordinary layman. You can outsmart many people or at least thoroughly confuse them and avoid trouble.

If a guard wants to arrest you for your crimes, you can use your Scholarship in skillcheck to try to interpret the law to your advantage and possibly escape punishment.

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Medieval medicine is based on the knowledge and writings of ancient philosophers, especially Galen, Avicenna and Hippocrates. It’s focus is on the care of the balance of body and spirit and maintaining health practices between rest and physical exercise.

Bandages will be 25% more effective and the healing effects of food will be doubled. You will recover faster when sleeping, so you will take less time to fully heal.

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Human health is a complex matter, but even ancient authors have noted, throughout the ages that what happens inside the body is just as important as what happens outside. Sunlight, air, and greenery are considered particularly beneficial resources. You adhere to this principle abundantly, and therefore, medications have a more pronounced effect on you

The effects of healing potions will be 20% stronger.

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Theology has been considered the queen of all sciences, for everything is created by God, and its study shapes Christian doctrine, helps illuminate God’s purpose for mankind and aids in achieving salvation.

You will be able to pray at shrines, crosses and similar places. If you do so, you will receive a buff that can protect you from mortal injury in combat and restore 25% of your health. The effect lasts for 12 game hours or until you use it.

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Medieval theology can hardly be separated from other sciences and doctrines because it permeated all philosophy, natural science and law. Indeed, every system had to be constructed in such a way that it was in harmony with God’s purpose and did not contradict accepted theological precepts.

Reputation recovery for undertaking the Penitential Pilgrimage will be more effective and the buff from the first level of this perk will now last for 24 game hours.

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Grammar, rhetoric, and dialectics, the three liberal arts taught and cultivated in arts faculties, are essential equipment for anyone who wishes to move mountains with words.

You’re able to recognize the difficulty of skillchecks, but not your chances of succeeding. You’ll still have to decide for yourself whether it’s worth the risk. The effect of your reputation isn’t taken into account in the displayed difficulty.

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Saint Francis of Assisi included animals as well as people in his concept of fraternity. You share this conviction with the great thinker.

You will improve faster in Houndmaster and Horsemanship skills, because all experience you gain will be 20% higher.

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Man is, as Aristotle says, a social creature. He lives, thrives and develops in the company of others. You live in accordance with this teaching because you yourself admire the works of human hands, their endless ingenuity and their desire to arrange and change things.

You will improve faster in Craftsmanship and Thievery skills as all experience gained will be 20% higher.

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Like Pliny the Elder, you have a love for the natural world that surrounds the human one. It arouses your curiosity, and in return you find inner peace, shelter and a source of wisdom in it.

You will improve faster in the skills of Survival and Alchemy, as all experience gained will be 20% higher.

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