How to Investigate the Plague in Kingdom Come
To investigate the plague in Kingdom Come, you need to talk to the villagers about the ailment, complete the “Investigate the plague in Merhojed” step by checking on Straws Wife, Daniel, Vincent, and Bedrishka, and then speak to Matthias to gather more information. The investigation involves a series of steps including conversing with key characters, gathering ingredients for a potion, and understanding the symptoms of the plague, such as fever, stomach pains, and diarrhea, to eventually find a cure.
Understanding the Plague Investigation Process
The process begins with initiating the quest by speaking to Mattias in the stable about the raid on Merhojed and then inquiring about the plague. He will direct you to speak to the local Bailiff, Melichar, for more detailed information. Melichar is usually found wandering around in front of the stable gate.
Engaging with Key Characters
Engaging with key characters such as Johanka at the Sasau Monastery is crucial. She can be found in and around the Sasau Monastery Infirmary. Offering your services, especially if you have the First Aid II perk, or talking to Brother Nicodemus to get started, are your initial steps.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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Q: What are the symptoms of the plague in KCD? A: The symptoms include fever, stomach pains, diarrhea, which are crucial for Brother Nicodemus to identify the plague.
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Q: How do I investigate the plague in Merhojed? A: Start by speaking to Mattias about the raid and then the plague, leading you to Melichar for more information.
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Q: Can I talk to Johanka in jail? A: Yes, by convincing the guard and possibly paying him, allowing you to discuss her visions.
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Q: How do I make the cure for the plague in Kingdom Come: Deliverance? A: The cure involves creating a potion with Thistle, Valerian, and Charcoal, using a specific brewing process.
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Q: What do I tell Brother Nicodemus about the plague? A: Accurately describe the symptoms and the scale of the plague in Merhojed, including that half the town is sick and all the animals are dead.
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Q: What is the role of Johanka in the quest? A: Johanka plays a significant role, especially in the Pestilence quest and beyond, requiring you to interact with her at the Sasau Monastery.
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Q: Can you beat KCD without killing? A: Yes, it’s possible to complete the main quest line without killing anyone (except Runt), tracking your progress in the game’s statistics.
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Q: Is there a bed in Merhojed? A: Yes, there are beds available in Merhojed, among other locations like Sasau and Sasau Woods.
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Q: What is the cure for Philip in KCD? A: Philip‘s cure involves Artemisia, which Father Simon advises to purge his intestines, saving him if given in time.
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Q: How do you cure the plague in the quest? A: Unlike other illnesses, the plague requires a chemical formula, the Phenocycline Syringe, to cure, which you must find and craft.
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Q: Where does Johanka go? A: After the attack on Skalitz, Johanka flees to Sasau, where she can be found at the Sasau Monastery, treating refugees.
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Q: Where is Brother Nicodemus? A: Brother Nicodemus is located at the Sasau Monastery, working as a physician with Brother Elias.
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Q: How do you get the good ending in Johanka? A: The good ending involves convincing Johanka to obey and not speak against the church, and reading the manual script from Father Godwin for a Speech check option.
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Q: Will there be a KCD 2? A: The release date for KCD 2 was initially set for Q4 2023, but there’s been no trailer, and the project’s status is uncertain.
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Q: How long do I have to wait for Brother Nicodemus? A: You can proceed with making the Remedy for Merhojed and wait for Brother Nicodemus to arrive, which should take about an in-game half hour or a couple of real-time minutes.