Complete ALCHEMY GUIDE - Unlimited Money and Saves - Kingdom Come Deliverance
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Henry isn’t slow,he learns to read fluent in a couple days
I dunno how long it takes most people to learn how to read but my mother taught me over the course of one afternoon and I was an idiot as a kid.
Henery: Learns to read in a day
Also henery: can't swing a sword worth a shit half the game
Barokai Rein are you asian? Because you aint stupid. 🤣 i learned how to read at the age of 4 and i still get scolded because i read VERY late in my childhood. 🤣🤣🤣
@@BarokaiRein i know kids learn languages with ease at their age, don't know if it applies for reading, if so then henry is a genius
@@baronallstars4420 Only if you don't train.
Hey guys instead of buying the recipe if you just set out the materials manually and follow what he is doing in the video and after you finish it will give you the recipe for free
200 IQ you sir get a like
Thank you sir
Yes but min maxing kills the Atmosphere of this game
if you buy the recipes you can read them for reading experience
@@El_Xrystos Not really. If ur roleplaying You could say Henry takes a few weeks to months to learn alchemy and become a amazing alchemist before setting off on continued journies.
Something not mentioned in video is the snake oil salesmen perk, which raises the sell price of potions
vvb
Pro-tip: In the DLC village you can expand the rathaus to include an alchemy bench and a *garden that contains almost all herbs you'll need for alchemy*
Where is that DLC Village?
@Yajnal Gibno
North of the map. Privyslavitz or something like that.
You'd need to progress the main story, after the raid of the village.
No, Henry is not "slow about that". In the Middle Ages only nobles and scribes were able to read. Henry is a commoner, a peasant, and as such had no access to learn how to read.
This is false. People weren't illiterate by our standards back then, but they were by their own. What do I mean by this? Well even most peasants could read and write their own language, but if they couldn't read the bible, which was written exclusively in Latin they were considered illiterate.
The idea is that if you can't read "the most important book in the world" you can't read at all. Also in some areas of medieval england you had to not only read and write latin but also french on top of english to be considered literate.
The common misconception about people being illiterate back then has been disproven several times over the years. Like just for example we have proof that peasants writing letters to each other was common practice. Also the amount of books that were essentially farming manuals is quite staggering.
@@BarokaiRein Literacy rates during the Middle Ages are estimated at
@@BarokaiRein What evidence? If they wrote letters to each other, then a huge amount of these letters should have remained. But they are not! There should have been a huge number of schools, which also did not exist. Some people are still ignorant ...
@@mrst8372 it’s pretty safe to assume letters were written on paper, which is something that would biodegrade very quickly. I doubt people were storing any large amount of letters written by common people in a proper place, so there probably isn’t a large proportion of all the letters written at the time that survive. Who is to say to that common folk didn’t teach their own children and others in their community how to read and or write without a schoolhouse? I think it’s not safe to assume at all that schools were prevalent in history like they are today.
@@colt547 Paper? There was literally no paper during the Middle Ages in Europe, until around 1400 becoming relatively available. All books, more precisely, "codices", were hand-written on parchment. Therefore, books were rare and very expensive, and most people cannot afford to learn how to read. Massive printing press was relatively available around 1450. Though the period still could be defined as the Middle Ages, it is not the common impression of the concept.
Nowadays, there are lots of monographs about this topic, such as, a book about the codices by the Oxford University Press. Literacy rates during the Middle Ages is very low, it is a solid conclusion. By the way, depending on how to define literacy, even today, there are probably millions of American adults who can not read these comments fluently. In case of evidences needed, U.S. Department of Education provides survey results and data.
I actually love the process of brewing. Every game I've ever played you just press one button and your done. Its cool you have to earn it here.
It blow my mind and loved the idea and every time I produce something strange course I made it wrong, completely worth
indeed i finally got around to sink my teeth into this game and im having a blast now, when i ignored alchemy cause i believed i could just hack and slash my way thru the game but when i first did the merhojed cure quest i was blown away when i made the potion
To grind a little faster after level 5 and before level 10 in alchemy, you can abuse the "Trial and error" perk. It allows you to make more mistakes, so for example, you can brew the marigold decoction without even boiling the water. The same goes for the poison, you can brew it without boiling the oil. It saves a bit of time and makes the grind a bit less tedious, you just drop the herbs in the cauldron and use the phial on it.
You dont need the perk, you by default get 1 fail chance meaning you can make the option every time without boiling at all without the perk
Meaning you could just add two marigold and be done with it after learning trial and error?
@@esprit999 yea
You don't need Trial and Error to make Marigold Decoction without boiling.
@@esprit999 That does not work.
Lots of belladonna near sasau found a spot where I picked about 50 near loads of poppies, it’s close to the monestary near the herbalist - don’t cross the bridge into monestary look left if facing it and there’s bushes and grass land there with lots of poppies but spread through it a fair few belladonna
Ah good ol directions thank
i found a spot where i could pick up 200+ marigold forgot where it is now
There are several belladonna plants behind the barn at Rattay mill. It's quite easy to spot once you k ow what to look for.
Maybe people know by now, but belladonna is not rare. Belladonna grows just south of Rovna. The area is almost exactly between Rovna and Talmberg. You can collect like 200 belladonna in like 20min around the area.
I found quite a few belladonna plants east of Ledetchko on the borders of roads and fields. Thanks for the tip about Rovna.
There is also about 200 on a field from rattay to neuhof, on a map there are 2 fields painted with a wall behind them, belladonna grows on field behind this wall, as well as tons of the other ingredient.
Bivoj was hero from old czech legend, that kill dengerous boar ( thats why potion have boar ikon on it) on Kavčí hory
I never knew being drugs dealer is the best gold farming method
So hitting licks
Then you have never dealt drugs lol
Everyone was doing drugs back whenever and drank on top
ROBBING
I just (today) spent a bit of time messing with alchemy. I made and raised my brewing skill without knowing the recipe for savior schnapps. But yes, learning to read, and gaining some recipe knowledge will help! Recipe books are so costly though!
Thank you for taking the time to make this video. I've maxed out my herbalism, which helps in adding STR as well.
I think you can brew potions without having the recipes, just simply "set up" the brewing manually, and once you brew it you have the recipe forever
I've done this before, it works
Never buy those overpriced recipes.
the fun of this game is finding something on your own and not look at guides
Then why are you watching this video?
Learning can come through a myriad of venues. I personally prefer to learn from trials, mistakes and experiences of others than to make so many of them myself that it impedes my ability to fully enjoy the game. Sharing tips, tricks and experiences is a time honoured tradition amongst gamers. If one does not wish to participate in that, one does not have to.
SUPERB "How to" Guide. Thank you very much for covering the whole process.
You can literally become the Red Viper of Dorne with that poisoned sword. This game is something else
Wannabe Gamer The Red Henry of Dorne
James The Red Henry Of Skalitz
Wannabe Gamer how many times can i use poisoned weapon with this perk ? And arrows ? Do i need poison every arrow separetly and use whole vial of poison ???
@@Hangman1 You get to use that poisoned weapon a lot. I had one that the poison didn't go away till I sharpened it. You poison each arrow with a full poison vial.
@@exodore2000 A whole vial isn't a problem if you have plenty of poison, especially if you're good at archery, use the best arrows, and use Bane Potion. Nothing can survive
1:37 Another easy way to acquire that recipe, is to NOT buy the recipe and just follow the instructions at 3:08
Bit of a funny story: the first time I encounter an alchemy bench, I had no recipe and no idea what to do so I pour hot water and threw some chamomile into the pot to make “chamomile tea” .....it turned into a failed potion instead of tea
Feels good when you watch tip videos and realize you've been doing it that way anyway without help.
Feels good yet also sad/boring because I'm hoping to learn something new/find a way to save time after grinding becomes morbidly tedious.
Another excellent video. This game just gets better and better. Imagine what it will be like when they start fixing the bugs? Can't wait!!
Great video man. I'm part of the notification squad now
If anyone still watches, by lvl5 alchemy you can just get the trial and error perk, allowing you to make one mistake, so you can skip the whole cooking fuckery just dump it all in there and complete. Much faster.
Instead of waiting to put the marigold in one at a time, just put it in the plate next to the mortar. Lets you add as many herbs as you like to it, ground or not, and allows you to mix it. Say you have a recipe that calls for 4 herbs, and 2 of them are the same, and one is ground, you can put the 3 unground herbs in there, and grind the ones that need it and empty the mortar onto the plate and you're good. Can just grab the plate and empty it into the cauldron.
Also, boiling isn't always necessary. Marigold Decoction is a perfect example actually. You just needa boil it once according to the recipe. Instead of doing that.. Just pour water, put every herb into the plate, empty the plate into the cauldron, pour into the bottle. Done
Reason this works is that you can skip 1 step by default (Boiling for multiple turns is still 1 step) and you can get Trial and Error to skip 1 more. So if you needa boil a potion 2 seperate times and you have that perk, just simply.. Don't boil it. You don't need to. Much faster
just downloaded this on gamepass, it is awesome. funny hearing the difference in video quality going back to UE's older videos
Wow, great info. A big thank you Sir Night
This is amazing thanks you!
Great video mate . Very informative
Extremly helpfull! Thanks!
I am on my third playthrough, never reached Alchemy above level 5. Never needed it but I will give it a shot, thank you for sharing.
Savior schnapps are super easy to make without the hour glass.
-Put the wine in the cauldron
-Grab nettle and put it in the cauldron
-Pump the furnace 6 times
-Start putting the belladonna in the stone bowl and grind
-Put into the cauldron while its bowling
-Pump 2 more times
-Grab a phial and pour
And your Done
that is like... 100x longer for one single potion than it is to make 6 at once with autobrew
if you following the recipe correctly you get 3 potion/ 4 potion (with perk) for one set ingredient.
Savior schnapps are the best bet anyway because I believe because most vendors will buy and they are the most valuable potions. Plus with snake oil salesmen can make a lot off them. PLUS you can save the game more. It is a win win. I go town to town selling them to clear vendors of their cash every day. I have made a fortune honestly, without stealing everything that is not nailed down.
Isn't phial spelled vial?
You are doing it way too long I just throw in the wine, nettle pump once, turn the hour glas pump again grind up the other ingredient add pump one more time and done
You can save about 500g by just making the potion once without buying it. You teach yourself the recipe and can use the setup just as though you paid for it.
You can shave a couple seconds off the marigold potion by putting two handfuls of marigolds into the bowl while your waiting for the fire to die down and then emptying the bowl into the cauldron
I brewed without referencing any recipes and made hundreds of unknown potions but eventually I discovered a unique potion called magna phallus concoction. Sells for about 500 grouchens and is used to raise charisma about 5 points.
you can save a lot of time by throwing in the first handful of marigold while the fire is going, it won't affect the outcome, and just wait 2 seconds for the fire to die out before the second handful (or get the extra screw-up perk and save those 2 seconds....) You do not have to wait for the fire to die to toss in the first marigold with 0 feats, you will still make the potion.
Good guide best one I've seen
The alchemy system in this game is so cool
ok. one thing I've been doing wrong(according to this video) is how I boil the ingredients. I thought when boiling the ingredients it meant you actually had have the ingredients actually boiling. which takes about 4 pulls on the bellow. to get it going. Have to try it enxt time to see if that matters next time.
One valuable perk I added was having the Venomous Blade perk which will increase the time your potion you added to your blade will remain on the blade.
For instance I love using the dollmaker potion on my sword. Once you make contact with the enemy, it slows them right down. Super fun.
Wow I really, really want this game now bc I really like botany irl, but synthetic pharmaceuticals have taken over, so natural plant materials aren't as used anymore.
I might be wrong with this but if you get it exact when manually making potions, no mistakes, you get more potions, seemed that way when I was making a few yesterday as I don't have a perk to make 3 of a kind yet but got an insane amount of potions when doing it exactly right.
DraigUK yeah you're right so many CZcamsrs miss this
I think if you follow the recipe perfectly it gives you three. and then you can take a skill to make it 4 instead of 3
If youre like me and had a hard time finding nettle for some reason, theres massive patches in Pribislavitz and the area around it.
On a note about the recipes you don't need to buy them, you just need to know how to make them and just make it once to get the recipe.
If you grab a bunch of herbs from the prologue I find it's better to brew the chamomile brew it requires 2-1 chamomile-sage in oil
Boil the chamomile for 2 turns (five quick pulls of the bellows) once the boil stops immediately toss in the ground sage and then bottle
Easy simple a perfect brew will give you 3 potions even at lv0 and chamomile brew may not heal as fast as as marigold decoction but I find it more useful bc it's slow constant healing that lasts 5 irl hours good for the every day bumps and bruises your henry might get or keeping in top shape after minor scuffles won't replace marigold for the bigger damage though
Also don't know if this is a bug or not but it does seem to slightly enhance the sleep heals not an insignificant amount and sleeping doesn't seem to impact the active time of it like with other potions.....I pretty much always have one going but keep in mind if you have the waters of life perk you will get blasted drinking it....it's not the lethean water but still it's strong stuff also even if you brew it without the recipe it will always say in the book you learned it from bro nick
Bro you could just pull on the bellows twice resulting in 2 turns. You been pulling five times and waiting that long to make your potions?
@@YourIQDoesntMeanShitToMe 5 pulls is almost exactly 2 turns bc you have to boil one pull gets the coals warm the second heats them a little bit more the third is a simmer....pulls 4 5 &6 are boils for 1 2 and 3 turns respectfully
@@zacharylancon1126 Have you tried pulling just once or twice to prove it doesn't need 4-5 pulls?
@@YourIQDoesntMeanShitToMe yes you will brew a single potion if you only warm it where as if you do it the proper way and actually boil it for about 2 turns of the hour glass you will get three atleast from my experience and if you boil for just one turn you will get 2 potions I will double check and try again tonight just to make sure but yea I'm pretty sure to get the full value you have to pull atleast 5 times until you get the bundle alchemist perk and even once you do get the perk it's just good form to keep doing it the right way
@@zacharylancon1126 Ah I get what you're thinking. The perk that lets you brew more does work always though, you can never really "disable" it in that way. But try and come back.
I just made 40 Saviour Schnapps based on a YT video and I'm 4 hours in the game. You don't have to be able to read but I will do that later anyway. Once you have found a spot with Belladonna remember it and visit frequently, gather as much herbs as you can and store them in the chest at the miller. If plants have a name they are worth picking.
on the 1.2.5 pc version you dont have to wait for the fire. just pull the bellows and it counts as boiling for one part
somehow the first time i went to a alchemy workbench i already knew the saviour schnapps recipe. im not sure if its cause i bought an alchemy book (cant remember the name) or not but i brewed it. found belladonna in a few places.
For routine to work you gotta make the potion manually at least once beforehand
Cool stuff!
Idk if it's a patch or something but didnt hear this in the video; levelling alchemy by manually doing it is not only faster but also automatically gives you 3 options for the price of 1 without perks as well as 40 exp a pop. Using auto potion whether level 1 or lv3 you only get like 4 exp a pop . Time wise sure you lose a bit, but if you want the skill maxed, manual is faster. If you're after cash, dont auto brew until after lv13
Edit also remember you dont need to heat up the pot, just add ingredients in order and collect. Alchemy automatically without perks let's you get away with 1 error without penalties (no loss in exp or quantity) so you can just add water. Nettle, 2x other one and collect with vial
Yeah, but you can only sell these to specific vendors. And they don’t typically carry a lot of money. I routinely raid bandit camps and take everything off them stockpiling their loot and then clear out the armor smith and sword smith in rattay. Netting almost 30-40k every time.
ConceitedCynic much like the swordsmith though, the more you sell to them, over time they because more wealthy as they resell at insane prices, so the more you deal with them, the more money you can make off them.
ConceitedCynic WTF 30k-40k when I do the same I only make around 2k every trip.
Like Se7enity pointed out. The more you sell to a vendor, the higher in groschen total they will have. Sell to the max of what they have and wait a couple of days (think it's 3...maybe 4) and their totals will go up. Peshek for me right now is at 13K. The armourer in Rattay is around 15K and I've barely started.
I think this guide is more about earning more legit than raiding the Weaponsmith and Armoury, especially early on when you don't have the lock picking or pickpocketing to get the the keys from the weapon and armorsmiths.
I followed this and now I'm rich! Cheers!
You can just rock up to the alchemy bench with only the mats you need and no training or recipe, do it correctly and it will work and discover the recipe and fill in your recipe book for you
Josh Jones How does Henry do it correctly if he doesn’t know the recipe?
good vid!
I know this video is a year old but this helped me out quite a bit
Quick question, that's an awesome helmet, Upper Echelon Gamers. How do I find that?
Fast way to brew the mari potion. Add the nettle and the 2 marigolds in the dish, next hit the bellows 4 times to get the water boiling, then add the contents of the dish into the boiling water, and finally grab the phial and use it on the cauldron. You're done.
The fast way is to not boil at all. Just throw in the ingredients and use phial. Done.
There's also a fk ton east on way to stud farm, on the open plains , few pick ups & you have 1000 in inventory
Don't need the recipe, you can "discover" it by simply following the same steps.
Don’t need to learn to read, when you hit lev 10, don’t use routine 1, keep brewing individually you get 4 points XP if you auto brew with routine 1, and 40 points exp if you brew normally
When you get to level 13 then routine 2 is the one to use, you can autobrew 3 potions from the one set of ingredients
From what I learnt if you don't use the bellow you can still complete the potion but you only get 1, if you actually brew it you get two potions, I've tested this multiple times and it works and I didn't have any perks.
Great guide
Bit dated of a comment, but routine only rewards about 10 xp, whereas brewing manually with trial and error and the perk for extra pots while manual brewing, allows for sometimes 4 pots per brew at 100 xp.
@1:15 I love the fact that you have to learn to read it id so true to the history because only 5% of the population of Europe knew how to read or write. Did you know that lords even banned peasants from reading? This game is so accurate to era.
Really wish the video showed how to use the still (distill) potions. I have max skills gathering and close to max Alchemy but bug or ignorance I can not make potions with the distill action in themSide note on buying the books is selling the potions you make giving a little to the vender buying more new books. Best if you have a horse
Damn I miss when you made videos like this
There’s som much from this game I wished Skyrim had ,like alchemy and fighting (how it’s done)
Because the system allows for 1 mistake, you don’t even have to boil the nettles. Just put the marigold (2 handfuls) in immediately
Great video. I am almost to lv 9 and have a nice start on weapons and a helmet,, all thanks to picking flowers making potions and selling all the hard work. It is slow but worth the time. I have to say this video is great. Thanks
Henry isn't slow that way dude he was a freaking blacksmiths son who was raised in a rural village. They didn't even have a single literate person in his entire village and the surrounding ones minus military leaders and higher ranks officials civilian and military. His father and mother likely knew how to read to an extent being originally from the capital and him apparently being a famously talented blacksmith.
all i have on my character is 3k i feel like a loser but im gonna try this
I hope this still works as I've started a hardcore playthrough and I was looking for a way to make money playing as a good character. Every single guide out there, the method is robbing the towns blind and I didn't want to do that.
Robbing Cumans is much better than robbing towns; because their armor and weapons are not considered stolen and have high values. Using potions, you take take on several cumans at once with little fear of being chopped down.
I need more Schnapps jä!
You can get a free alchemy skill at the house in the Forrest next to neuhof
I just spent two days grinding out to get up to 13 so I could autobrew 3 potions. Still haven't even surveyed the bandit camp at Prybaslavitz yet.
Nice video
Haven't played this game for very long yet but where do I go to find the alchemy brewing stations?
Gotta love it how almost all youtubers avoid saying the names of the towns :D
you dont have to let the pot cool before adding marigold. still a perfect brew
I believe Routine II still costs 3 separate ingredients costs. You just make 3 at a time.
Correct. Routine also gives significantly less experience than brewing. Not sure about the double brewing perk, where you get an extra potion. Also the potion value effects experience, so marigolds are pretty decent, better than spirits or the cheaper "food" potions.
you can make this in 20 seconds each add water 1 nettle 2 marigold then grab a phial and your done you don't even need the bellow. you don't need to buy the book you already have the knowledge if you're watching this video just follow in that exact order
Raymund Cantlon Actually you need the perk that allows you to make one mistake and I'm pretty sure lvl 1 alchemy players won't be able to use the skill.
Vanadyan ^
Can you please tell me how to brew a respec potion?
i saw your last bit about the merchant sell value but you are wrong. charisma doesn't affect prices AT ALL. i took off all my clothes and i still got the same prices. it's all dependant on reputation.
sell value = value * (Rep/200)
-> savious schnapps is value 100 -> 38/200 = 19. pretty close to the 17.2
Bivoj´s potion name is based on Czech legendary hero "Bivoj" cs.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bivoj :) There is no en wiki so you have to use translator .... Pronunciation si simply here translate.google.cz/#view=home&op=translate&sl=en&tl=cs&text=bivoj ;)
lol and where do you get the grish (money) to buy the recipe, beginner alchemy, and scribe training????
If you already have a horse go to rattay into the armory behind the church. No guards and lots of valuable weapons, many of them in the open, not even in a chest. Grab all of them and immediatelly transfer them to your horse so you are not affected by the overweight.
Bandits hold a lot of items if you can fight, or play story a little before moving into this stuff to build your abilities overall.
Sometimes after manually crafting for the first time, especially with poisons, I'm not able to autobrew them. I have the ingredients, I can make them manually, but the auto-brew is disabled for them. I wonder if I didn't get a perfect brew the first time?
Auto brew is a perk at level 15 I think for alchemy skill tree.
That;s not boiling though. You gotta keep using the bellows until it actually boils,
well then it does not require boiling, just one pull and it works
How come it says for one or two turns? I think the sand glass is pointlessly there.
You have to see the pot bubble (usually 3 pulls) to boil, but you are allowed 1 mistake per brew.
It doesn't matter. One pull equals 1 turn with the timer. It does not need to physically boil.
Think it has more to do with your immersion , you do not need to, yet for those that want to cut corners, they can.
You forgot to say that if you Brew your potions Manually you Brew more potions with less ingredients, thats a kind of Balance for those who like to Brew Manually
It's quicker to have both handfuls of marigold in the wooden dish
Omg lol just got this game and all it’s dlc. 🙌🏼
I'm hoping someone can help me here. I'm lvl9 with lvl20 in herb and lvl7 in reading. I can't get in the door on the side to the alchemist shop it's locked, I can open it but get caught. Above ledetchko I'm able to go in her but but nothing gives me a prompt to use. Also by neuhof when trying to get inside it tells me I'm in a private area.
So what am I missing? I paid my debts at the beginning and have a good rep in rattey. Also I have not updated the game, just took it out of the case and started playing. Again any ideas on what's going wrong here?
Try Sasau Monastery. And update the game.
@@joeso88 not sure what I did but it fixed itself I guess. Thanks for the response.
How many bottles does it take to get to level 10?
I know I'm late but I just have to say, you're not boiling the ingredient properly if you do it the way he's doing it. One bellow and that's enough? No sir, I myself pump the bellow 4 times when i start the fire and let the thing boil and subsequent ingredients take 3 pumps of the bellow to boil once the fire is lit . You can literally here and see the liquid boil, what he's doing is just cooking it. If you follow the recipe to the T you stand the chance of crafting 3 potions for the price of one without the auto brew option.
If you just brew the potion then it will Auto identify and add the recipe to your book for free.
You DON’T ever need to learn to read for any of this, the words are just a little scrambled but super easy to decipher
One pull of the Bellows does not make the water boil
Many ingredients are hard to come by, mushrooms from caves for instance and belladonna as well.
Celisar1 updates have resolved mushrooms, look for any dark damp area and you should find them and look above for areas to find belladonna
Real late but you don´t need to read if you use the power of metagaming
You don't have to buy the recipe, if you make the potion once you'll learn it so don't waste your money
Can you brew in batch? Like brewing with 16 bellodana and 8 nettle will give 8 save potion?
Might know this by now (but for new people to the game) You can't brew a whole bunch at once
No, but each brew gives 3 pot (4 with a perk) instead of 1 if everything is done right.
or you could just kill bandits which is also fun
julzhickman true
julzhickman but when you get routine 2 you get poisens and etc that make the game fun like the lullaby potion I love that one.
Looks like I got work to do
You can just google the potion recipe too... you don’t need to buy it
TheJPJT1234 How does Henry have access to google?