Top 8 Tips and Tricks to Excel in Kingdom Come: Deliverance
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In the medieval world of Kingdom Come: Deliverance, you'll step into the shoes of Henry, a character who starts with no skills and must learn everything from fighting to reading. But don't worry, this video has got you covered with 8 essential tips and tricks to dominate the game. Get ready to immerse yourself in this open-world survival RPG and conquer the challenges that await. Don't forget to subscribe for more gaming insights!
00:00 - Intro
00:52 - # 8 - Making Potions Faster
02:04 - # 7 - Drinking Waters Are Amazing
05:11 - # 6 - Captain Bernard Is a Liar
06:15 - # 5 - Don't Submit to Searches
07:39 - # 4 - Use Peshek to Filter Stolen Gear
09:18 - # 3 - Nightingale Baskets as Map Markers
10:39 - # 2 - Lockpicking Made Easier
12:26 - # 1 - Get the Best Saddle in the Game in the Prologue
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It is so rare that a video in the "secret tips and tricks" genre delivers genuinely clever and helpful into for every single entry, but this video did it. Excellent work and Subscribed.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed and found it helpful!
I found new things also that I didn’t know watching other people’s videos. Good job! This game has so many ways to play, it makes really fun
Agreed great video
Just Newfag Things~
Too bad he releases videos far and between
the marigold with water trick amazed me never thought of it i have 490 hours on this game
Glad to help! Love finding things like this and sharing it with the community!
And garlic has negative nourishment so can always be eaten, and can have potions applied to it (but only 1 garlic per potion used, unlike 5 waters)
Ive come to find in this game that if it makes even a little sense, you can probably do it. Wanna apply a health potion to arrows? Neither did i but i found out you can on accident.
@@davidponder1654 Oh no! You're hurt! Let me help you...
@@davidponder1654 well is for the cracks who like me have a death wish or make the fight more fun it works with buffs potions too
bro i consider myself a hardcore fan of this game and almost every thing in this video is new to me, good stuff
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed!
🤯 the drinking water tip.... You sir are awsome....Christ be praised.
Glad it helped!
Holy smokes, I have 500 hours in KCD and clicked this video just for fun
These are actually incredible tips I had no idea of, kudos Griff!
Awesome, thanks for watching and glad you got some good stuff out of it!
@@Griff_Gaming Definitely earned my sub, keep em coming
The dog is also a great way to orient yourself on hardcore mode. just have him stay at the arena in Rattay and he will always be on your compass so you always know approximately what direction you're going
Very true! I use him all the time in the Hans Hunting Quest and leave him at the camp to go get extra hunting XP. If it gets to be night time in the woods it's so easy to get lost there so I just navigate back to him!
Dude that drinking water tip is legendary! Good job, great video! I hopw you keep making content bro, because your videos on KCD are very helpful and well-made!!
Thank you! Love making these and I'm happy they help!
Another one is - get the contemplate perk ASAP.
Being able to use the “wait” function WITHOUT loosing energy and nourishment is just incredible.
Haha I forgot about that perk. They take it away for hardcore mode do I haven't selected it in forever! It was nice though
The water tip is amazing!
Glad you enjoyed! I love finding something "useless" and finding a way to fit it into gameplay!
OMG YOU ARE A LEGEND!! I’ve played this game for about 4 years and didn’t know a couple of these! You deserves millions of subs ❤
Thank you! Glad you got something out of it even as a long time player!
How the actual fck is this channel only have 1.8 k subs,the helpful tips I got in this channel only is triple as much as I found in other videos. I just started a hardcore playthrough and watching these videos helped a loooot. Keep up king youre the goat 🐐
Thank you!! Very nice to hear and I'm glad you've gotten a lot from it. I've only recently gotten the following I have so I'm super grateful for that. For now imma focus on creating high quality entertaining content and I'm sure the subs will follow!
@@Griff_Gaming you do have potential, just keep up and know that we are with you along the way. Good luck 💪🏽
I will add one. if you hunt for meat it will be marked as stolen unless you have been made huntsman of Talmberg. However if you take the meat to a campfire or cooking stove and cook it, it removes the stolen tag from the meat, so you can sell it to anyone who deals in food items
That's a good one! I'll add to it and say when the food is cooked it doubles it's life (from 1 day before spoiled to 2) and it raises the value of the meat slightly so you get that little bit extra from vendors
Bro that water tip was mind blowing. Thanks so much for this list!
Glad you got something out of it!
350+ hours invested into the game and I have never thought about the drinking water trick. I did try it with the cauldron though but the time the effects last were significantly reduced
One thing worth mentioning is that you can do the same "item wash" from peshek tip with almost everyone - every trader has a chest that stores every coin spent with him, so, (e.g.) you can buy some savior schnapps from an alehouse maiden and get the gold back from the tavern chest, you just need to find the correct chest.
The only exception that i found is when you buy a horse, the gold seems to vanish - dont know if it is the same with other "services" related like the baths, but with "normal" items it seems to always work.
That's a great point. You can do it with vendor it just always seems Peshek is the easiest. Since he never accesses his chest once it's unlocked it always stays unlocked unlike normal vendors that put their items in the chest every night and relock them. Neuhof stud farm is another chest I like to do the item washing since she never relocked the chest either and seems to have only a 2-3 day restock cycle
Games like this I’m OK with mechanics being poorly explained. I love the feeling of some thing being a pain in the ass and then I figure out a better way of doing it a.k.a. the way you should’ve done it all along. I saw a video yesterday about someone complaining about the initial combat tutorial not explaining anything isn’t that kind of the point he wasn’t being taught by master it was just some random dude. I would love to wipe my memory and play this game and red dead redemption two again.
Anyway, rant over the love videos man. I watched your video on drinking in kcd and I use that tip all the time now.
I agree with you! It took me probably a couple hundred hours with the game before I was really comfortable with all the mechanics and even today I still discover new things on each playthrough. I'm hoping this just opens up things for those that do complain to help them realize the game has everything you need, just listen to dialogue, advance the main questline and don't be afraid to make mistakes and mess around.
Wow man ever since i got this game 4 years ago ive watched so many videos looking for tips tricks and just generally trying to play better or remember how to play haha but this video is by far the BEST THANK YOU!!
Glad you liked it! I tried to do some unique things people GENUINELY might not know so I'm glad you got something out of it
I have over 300 hours in this game and I even learned shit today. Holy crap thank you so much. That saddle trick is now going to be my go to. Not to mention, I never was brave enough to try hardcore mode as I’m easily lost and did not want to have to abandon the game halfway through because I couldn’t get myself unlost. But now I think I might be able to give it a try thanks to you. Cheers mate!
Thank you, glad it was helpful and good luck in hardcore mode!! My favorite way to play!
Even after so many hours in the game, I learned a number of things here - great video - thank you!
Awesome, glad it helped!
Nice narration. Clear pipes and good inflections/enunciation
Thank you!
I've played hundreds of hours and never knew you could apply potions to water like that! So neat. Thanks for these good tips. I barely ever find tips and tricks videos that actually have something I don't know!
Great vid! Subscribed
Thank you for the support! Glad you got something useful out of it!
legend. actual rarely known tips and tricks for KCD. this title is not click bait. thanks!
I'm glad you found it useful!
One of the best yet most underrated RPGs ever. People need to know about it.
I'm doing all I can to get the word out! Lol
When it comes to the searches, I just let them come to me, initiate the conversation, but offer to pay them instead of trying my speech or charisma on them. Gets rid of them AND doesn't cost me any reputation. Rep actually goes up.
That's fair and a great strat as well. I guess my goal with that tip was to show that the nature of the crime matter. Games like Skyrim will take all stolen gear away whether you get pickpockets someone or kill a chicken. This one varies so if you get caught doing a crime like disturbing the peace, they don't automatically take everything stolen out of your inventory
Love this. Wish I had watched it before I started playing. That saddle tip is crazy good. Almost want to start over just to get it.
Haha next playthrough maybe. There's another way to get the saddle for free a bit later on after Ginger quest so no worries. You can still get it fairly early
235 Hours in game and I did not know about the drinking water. Knowing that might actually prompt a hardcore run from me. Great Video!
Awesome, I always recommend everyone to at least try hardcore mode on one of their playthroughs. So much more immersive IMO
Finally some good not pretty apparent tips. Thank you!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed!
After 1000+ hours in this game, I was convinced I knew everything there is to know about this game, I'm so untouchable in combat I literally don't even need to wear armor. Yet, you managed to teach me new things I wouldn't have otherwise discovered on my own
Kudos!
Always a pleasure when I can teach long time veterans a trick or 2! Glad it was helpful!
It was pretty easy to lockpick I was very surprised how many couldn't
I've never had trouble with it in open world but at the start in Skalitz with the shakes debuff and only 4 lockpicks it's helpful to get every advantage possible
As always I learned several things! I enjoy alchemy but I had no idea about skipping boiling or using water to dupe potions. Thanks
Happy to help! It's amazing the amount of things I still learn everytime I play
I've played KCD for almost 500h and didn't figure out this drinking water lifehack, thank you!
You got it! Thanks for watching!
Here I am with a bit over 300 hours and had no idea about the drinking water and the saddle. The drinking water one is so broken, saving so many potions. The brewing of potions tip is welcome too.
Glad I found this guide since it's hard to find useful tips after playing for over 300 hours.
I'm glad you got something out of it! Happy to see I can provide useful stuff to people with lots of time invested!
I guess I've had good enough Speech so it hasn't mattered, but I have been putting stolen goods on my horse thinking it was only my person who got searched. Had no idea all this time I've still been at risk.
That used to be the case when the game first came out. Not sure which patch it was but if you get caught (and searched) they not only take inventory off you and your horse, any stolen inventory you dropped on the ground in the surrounding area also gets taken so it's clutch to just not give them the chance to search you!
Been playing this since god knows how many years...and im glad i knew at least a couple beforehand and discovered them by myself
Tbh I've been playing since the game dropped 6 years ago and I still discover something new each playthrough
I just started playing the game after its been in my backlog for like a year and I'm really glad I found your channel while looking for tip videos. Im still in the prologue and picked at least half the herbs in town before betting bored lol. Its an incredibly fun game so far and your videos are teaching me a lot
Awesome! So glad to hear that new players are benefitting from the guides! I hope you enjoy it, it really is a fantastic game!
We already knew this game had incredible depths to it, but videos like this just show how incredible this game actually is.
I'm almost 4500 hours into it and still discover new things every playthrough. It never stops!
By far the best tips and tricks video I’ve ever seen
Thank you, glad you enjoyed!
Amazing after hundreds of hours I actually learned something useful, great video
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed!
Man, what a FANTASTIC collection of tips & tricks! 🏆🥇 Not only were some of them truly ingenious, but I also loved the way you inserted those hilarious cameo clips from “Family Guy” & “Airplane” too, at just the right moment, for added emphasis. 😂
You deserve WAY MORE subscribers than you currently have (which I’m sure you’ll get, if you keep up such a high standard) & you just earned another one from me. MANY THANKS! 😊👍
Thank you and I'm glad you enjoyed! More to come very soon!
Almost 500h in game, and just didn't know about most of tricks, GREAT video!
Glad you got something out of it!
Thanks Griff, I just started this game and I already love how immersive it is. Great video
It definately is! Hope you enjoy it! One of my favorites!
I play this game so many times and I never thought about using the potions on the water. I've never even used the potions on food. The only time I've ever used a potion is to poison the sword I'm using
As for the guard stopping you to check for stolen goods, I never thought of that either. What I would just do is ignore them all together and just keep moving until I got to my home chest and put everything in there period of course after that I have noticed immediately I wanted after that. I never thought about just fighting them off and then surrendering. Because I always thought that would not work
See now I have to go back and start over and get that nobleman saddle for free
Glad to be of help and see you learned a lot! I'm always learning new things too so happy to share my knowledge of this game!!
So much original info and tips I've never heard about. Great work :D
Thank you! Glad you got something out of it!
Wow I have over 130 hours and I had no idea about most of these 😮 Great tips 👍
Awesome! Glad to hear it was helpful!
I seriously never knew about the water. God damn! Nice!
Loved this list/video. Half of these I haven't know, and I've beaten the game 3 times! A tip that I use every playthrough is that it's possible to kill all the Cumans at the start. Once you mount the horse, ride back and forth through the Cumans while stabbing with the sword, don't slash. The sword can't break and does massive damage. You can easily kill them all and then choose the loot you want to take with you and sell later.
Thank you! I loved putting it together! It's been a while since I do a kill everyone in/around Skalitz run (usually only on a min/max run where I try to squeeze every single chance to level up the game gives)
Great tips! I've been thinking about playing this game again, these are gonna be useful on a fresh playthrough!
Absolutely! Glad you enjoyed!
Really helpful video, thanks Griff!
You got it! Thanks for watching!
Outstanding tips!!! Thank you. Peace
Thank you!
Wow, it's a new video and genuinely I've learnt something new - the potion trick seems great! I've found out recently that while playing on the controler, if you hold left arrow Henry will automaticly equip torch - don't know if it's me who's slow but that was also life changing haha
Glad to hear it! I learn something new each playthrough so I'm glad I can help others do the same!
Recently continued a save I started way back in 2020, and scrolled through a lot of guides. This is one of my favorites 👌👌
Thank you, glad it helped!
Genuinely didn't know alot of these tips. Thanks 👍
Glad you got some good stuff out of it!
Currently on my first hardcore playthrough I'm loving it. So much better.
Love playing on HC mode!
10/10 great video man. I've watched a few and yours was the only one that not only were all the tips incredibly useful but they were tips no one else has talked about. Bravo!
Thank you!! I'm glad it helped get you some actual advice! I was really hoping to avoid obvious stuff that everyone already knew so I'm glad I was able to do that!
Wow, these were really good. Only knew about the potion brewing.
Glad you enjoyed and hopefully it'll help you out next playthrough!
This game is amazing. Im so pumped for KCD 2.
Me too!
Wow, great tips. I just started playing KCD and I knew from the start that this will be one of my fave games of all times. It’s challenging yes, but it offers you different ways to deal with quests… How did I missed this gem before.
It's was missed by quite a few people so don't feel bad. I think the sequel trailer made this game explode with popularity! Enjoy! This is a fantastic game!!
Been thinking of revisiting this game, surprised to see a new video about it
Warhorse announces their new game this Thursday so I have a feeling a lot of people gonna be revising this game
OMG thank you for the time savers
Happy to help!
Very cool. Solid list.
Thank you!
Another few tips and tricks; at the beginning of the game, there are a few guards that roam around Skalitz which can be taken down silently if you quickly go behind them. Hide their bodies and then loot their gear. You'll have some armor which might help you defeat some cumans and have extra gear to sell eventually. Also, before you go further into the mission before Skalitz gets destroyed don't forget to go into your house and get into the chests. I think there is one that needs picked, it will have some stuff and also you may find one of the demonic die in there as well.
wow amazing tips! i've played kcd like 3 times and didn't know most of these. you have to make tips like these for the sequel too!!
Will do! I love finding out stuff like this and sharing it with everyone! Definitely covering the next game as well!
super informative. subscription earned friend 😃
Thank you so much!! Glad you enjoyed
I've been playing the game since about a year after it came out. I didnt know about rhe potion thing in the beginning and the saddle thing at the end. Both are extremely useful.
Glad you enjoyed!
These are amazing tips. Thanks
Glad you liked them!
Hey, I saw Warhorse Studios promoting this video on twitt-- I mean X! Great to see more content!
I saw that! So honored they saw and promoted it! Glad you enjoyed!!
I just got this game while its on discount! Great video, thank you so much.
Its certainly a more indepth and complicated game than I anticipated.. I hope I can get through it without raging quitting 😂
I'm gonna go out on a limb and say you'll still prob rage quit at least once, at least I still do from time to time. Either a glitch or a crash but it's still fantastic regardless of that
I have hundreds of hours in this game and learned three new things... Thanks dude you're awesome
Thanks! Glad you got something out of it!
Amazing, these were much better than the standard video which give loading screen fare.
Thank you! I wanted to go a step above the normal "tips" videos you see that you can apply to any RPG like "explore the map" and "talk to NPC's". Hopefully you got some good stuff out of this one!
i have 1500 hours in the game, i have done so many different things in this game, i have streamed it to hundreds of viewers and players, i have spoken with so many people about it.
i didn't know any of these 8 tips!
i knew that i can make marigold decoction without the fire, had no idea about the rest of the potions.
had no idea about the water.
had no idea about the saddle at skalitz
had no idea about the size of the sweet spot at the start of picking locks.
thanks for a very enlightning video
I'm happy you got so much out of it! Honestly, it's flattering that someone with that many hours can get something useful out of a guide like this!
you earned it superbly man.
@@Griff_Gaming
before even watching, the best thing i ever found was practicing sword fighting a TON to have a decent chance at winning fights. it was so time consuming but very worth it
Nice tips !
One more which could save me some hours is to.. AVOID DLC QUEST and the dog before finishing the story !
It cause the game to load forever after the trebuchet cutscene. (I'm on ps5 so no mod can save me)
Nice to know. Oddly enough I played on console for about 5 years exclusively but never ran into the issue so I must have just been lucky!
Thank you!❤
Thank you so much! Glad these tips were able to help you out!!
Wish i watched this before i just started a new playthrough. The 4 saddlebags would have been really nice rn.
It's alright. There's a spot you can still get that for free as a quest reward fairly early into the main questline. After completing the Ginger in a Pickle questline, go back to Nora in Neuhof and she has a quest for you. If you "win" what her quest objective is she will give you the noble saddle w 4 bags for free. Not sure if this is your first playthrough so I tried to keep it fairly vague so as not to spoil anything
@Griff_Gaming I've played before but thank you. I never played the dlc bc my original save couldn't be used with the royal edition so I been putting off replaying the game for awhile. Really wanna play from the ashes just didn't want to have to earn all that groschen again but I'm glad I started over. Love this game!
I just started my first playthrough im enjoying it so far thanks
Awesome! It's a great game!
I never knew KCD had homeopathy in it!
I’ve played for 600 hours but knew none of these except lockpicks
Thank you a lot! Great video
Awesome, glad you enjoyed!
I laughed because the Roman name for my town is Ratie ( it’s Leicester) also it’s the name of our hells angels chapter!
Haha nice
as im playing this game for the very first time.... i talk to the miller and next thing you know; im part of some kind of group of merchants who conduct work in the "dark". like thievery . im like wtf!!! now i have to rob a key from a guard . pickpocketing is soo hard . i got wrecked . spent a night in jail LOL. got a talking too. lol. im just going with the main quests for now LOL
That game has a steep learning curve but once you get the mechanics it's awesome!
Game has crazy detail. Just downloaded it two days back and it can be overwhelming sometimes 😅
Nice! Enjoy! It's a blast to play and it can be hard and frustrating but the story is fantastic and the details are great!
Bought the game but haven't played it yet. New sub.
Awesome! Hope you enjoy it when you do play!
Amazing vid!
Thank you!
@@Griff_Gaming Truly unique tips
Also a couple things, fighting Bernard gives different exp based on real fight or with wooden weapons, i believe i put some of that info in my Steam guide, its a simple one
But there is also a way to level up vitality early game
@LeinGamer Bernard training early game is awesome. I have a guide out on fastest way to level with him. It's through combo training but instead of doing the combo he tries to teach just spam other longsword combos. He never blocks so you can pull them off each time and the xp you get for sword, strength, agility and warfare is crazy! I think about 5 cycles of it can easily get you to around level 8 before even going on patrol with Nightingale.
Also with bernard and combos if you unholster the sword and run and throw punches you can grind some free exp until you run out of stamina
I managed to do it twice with a Stamina potion, gotta make a guide about it
For the 4:
Final offer perk is amazing because it lets you recover most of your stuff before spending all your money
Water trick. Life saver
Glad you liked it!
You're awesome this was insightful please post more on other games you have a talent
I def plan to expand to more games eventually!
Thanks❤
"What the hell is going on..😨" 4.40 aprox
😆😂
"Who TF could have killed him?" lmao
excellent video
Thank you!
I doubt new players would notice, but showing Pious getting shot in the face at 0:50 could be a major spoiler for that quest. Anyway, its always great to see new KDC videos!
Maybe but if they are new they won't really know what they are looking at 🤷♂️ especially because that's not even close to "passing" the quest (falling down the side and killing the first person I see)
I like to help pious out
This wasn't a spoiler for me until you pointed it out. Thanks a lot.
@@PeterTeal77 I am terribly sorry. I will proceed to lock myself in the monastery's dungeons and read the Rules of St. Benedict again
WOW, I only knew number 6 in all this, and I've been playing for almost 6 years!
Glad to help! I still learn new things everytime I play too!
I wish I was patient enough to play this game.
It's not for everyone but it does have a rewarding story and some unique mechanics. Sorry it wasn't for you
Who else lives the tavern drinking scene with father godwin? Fing great.
I don't think there's a single player that doesn't like father Godwin! Lol
Love watching your vids man!
Thank you for watching!
Great tips fr
Glad you liked it!
Great! Now I can steal in Rattay without worry about the guards!! (Then use the Peshek stash trick I already knew just to put the stuff in there, wait for him to sell it, and then take the earned money!!)
Exactly. Wash the stuff you want, leave the stuff you don't and grab your money back. Beats hauling it all up to the vendors. I still will from time to time with high level gear to raise speech skill and build their groschen pool to steal that later but most of the heavy cheap stuff (gambesons, chainmail, etc) I just let peshek do the work for me
@@Griff_Gaming also the horse backpack tip is outstanding, too bad I just passed that point in my new run
@marcobrino342 next time! Lol it can be stolen easily from Neuhof but requires some lockpick grinding first
I just started a new game and decided to become a traveling alchemist, started by making marigold decoctions by using the no boil method, ran it until i had auto brew.
Huge thing with auto brew, if you spam the auto brew button you can essentially just non stop make potions with no camera swing or delay in making, just keep spamming the auto brew button. Each auto brew only gives 2xp vs the 40xp from making on from scratch, but spamming the auto brew you can get that 40xp worth with WAYYY more potions made in the same amount of time. It does take infinitely more resources, but marigold and nettle is so easy to find it’s insane. Once i got to level 15, i was able to make hundreds of potions in minutes and made an easy 30k groshen by the time i started playing the main game.
Yeah, getting auto brew is no doubt a gamechanger for the Alchemy tree. I've never been able to do it endlessly but I know I've been able to at least do it 2 times back to back (essentially making 6 potions at a time). There is a bunch of resources right around Rattay to collect on ingredients too so usually in my playthroughs I don't run into too many issues finding the herbs (at least low level ones like nettles, marigolds, and dandelions). Glad to see you roleplaying as a certain kind of character. Definitely a viable option of money making!
@@Griff_Gaming I think the only way to keep enjoying these games Is to roleplay IMO at least, this play through i’m playing as that traveling alchemist who’s been thrusted in to service after running in to a bandit camp and nearly dying. But anyways lmao there’s a real cadence to the button mashing but i’ve gotten it to where i can just keep going auto brewing, idk how to explain it but as the second spam one finishes hold the toggle stick up and just keep going, as the second one finishes your camera quick jumps to the book again and you can insta start it over
@strawssuu9938 for sure, part of the reasons I started doing the challenge runs. I've gone through the game so many times I find it keeps it fresh by making a backstory or imposing a rules set that gives unique ways to solve problems!
I never knew about the water trick!
Glad you got something out of it!
Another trick, so as not to get searched with stolen gear, is to transfer it to your horse BEFORE leaving the building where you stole it. (It’s a strange quirk of the game, that it allows you to transfer stuff to your horse even when your horse is a long way away from where you are… The Developers presumably did that, to save you the hassle of walking back & forth to your horse endlessly, especially when overburdened with looted armour & other heavy items taken from the corpses of defeated Bandits & so forth?)
Either way, to be on the safe side, if you’re looting numerous shops in Rattay for example, do that with each one, then WALK out of the Town & - once you’re a safe distance outside - WHISTLE for your horse & ride off to your nearest Trunk. 😊👍
Now to the best of my knowledge they had removed the feature where stolen gear was safe on the horse (patch 1.5 maybe). So if the gear is on your horse or you just drop it in the ground so it's not "in your inventory" the guard grab it either way
@@Griff_Gaming I thought that only applied if you were on or with your Horse at the time… Does that apply if your horse is nowhere near you when you get searched? For example, when I stole Hanush’s Illuminated Manuscript from his chambers in Rattay, my Horse was parked on the other side of Town, but the game still allowed me to transfer the book to my Horse, as soon as I stole it, before even leaving his chambers… If I got stopped & searched by a guard while trying to walk out of his chambers, would the guard search & find the book in my Horse’s inventory, even though my Horse isn’t with me at the time?
Not gonna lie, that might work but my horse is never far away from me so I should word it better. The guards always find anything stolen on my horse because it's almost exclusively parked 5 feet from me. It could be it's a distance thing so that might just work
Water trick is pretty neat
Glad you enjoyed!