In Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, acquiring items and funds through thievery offers a tempting shortcut. However, selling stolen goods presents challenges. This guide outlines how to successfully offload your ill-gotten gains.
Selling Stolen Goods:
The simplest method involves storing stolen items in a chest. Wait approximately one to two in-game weeks for the "stolen" marker to vanish from the item's inventory description. Once the marker disappears, any merchant NPC will purchase the item without issue.
Stolen items are clearly marked in your inventory after acquisition (via lockpicking or pickpocketing). Most traders will refuse to buy marked goods. Furthermore, a guard's inventory check will lead to arrest unless you can bribe your way out of trouble.
Storing and waiting is far more efficient than risking arrest. After a sufficient time, the stolen status is removed, allowing normal sale.
Accelerating the Process:
Specific perks expedite this process. The "Hustler" and "Partner in Crime" perks (located under the Speech skill tree) eliminate the stolen item restriction, making them worthwhile investments.
Alternatively, fences provide a discreet outlet. Early in the game, a fence can be found within the Nomads' Camp.
Time Required:
The time needed for the "stolen" marker to disappear varies based on item value. More expensive items require a longer waiting period.
This concludes our guide on selling stolen items in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2. For additional game tips and information, including a comprehensive guide to romance options, consult The Escapist.
