"Handling the Wandering Drunk in Kingdom Come Deliverance 2"

In *Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2*, you'll encounter a diverse array of NPCs, ranging from friendly to hostile, and discerning their intentions can be quite challenging. If you're curious about handling the Wandering Drunk in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2*, here's all you need to know.

Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 Wandering Drunk Location

The Wandering Drunk is situated in an abandoned barn just north of Semine, accessible via a path branching off from the main roads. As you travel north, you'll encounter a herdsman who will caution you about a dangerous vagabond lurking nearby, ready to attack anyone who approaches.

Upon reaching the abandoned barn, you'll spot a Beggar NPC seated just outside. He will turn hostile if you venture too close. There doesn't seem to be any way to engage with him peacefully; your only options are to fight and either kill or knock him out.

After dealing with him, you can loot his body to obtain a gemstone ring, some keys, and 2.7 groschen. Additionally, a thorough search of the barn will yield other items that you can either sell or use later in the game.

What to Do With the Door and Chest Keys?

The game provides no specific information about the identity of the Wandering Drunk. However, he might be a nod to a similar Beggar NPC from the original game, who also became a vagabond after losing everything, without any additional quests tied to him. It's plausible that the Wandering Drunk is someone who has lost his home and family, and the keys found on him were likely for his former residence, adding a touch of realism to his character.

Many other NPCs in the game carry keys that are impossible to trace back to their origins, suggesting that the keys on the Wandering Drunk serve a similar purpose—enhancing the game's immersive experience.

That covers everything you need to know about the Wandering Drunk in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2*. For more tips and detailed guides, including how to cure food poisoning and how to romance Hans Capon, be sure to visit The Escapist.