The prologue forKingdom Come: Deliverance 2is on rails and has Henry and Hans taken in by an Herbwoman named Bozhena. During this time she helps you both get back on your feet while also teaching you a lot of thebasics of Alchemywhich greatly comes in handy throughout the game.
After leaving Bozhena and continuing on to Trosky Castle, you can honestly never return to Bozhena if you wanted to, but before leaving Henry does say that one day he’d like to thank her for her kindness. Should you go back and pay Bozhena for what she did for you and Hans?
Should You Repay Your Debt To Bozhena In Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2?
You can return to Bozhena anytime after the prologue, and her hut will already be marked on the map, making it easy to find. While it doesn’t have its own icon, her meadow does, and the hut itself has an Alchemy Benchand Bed, which will also be marked on the map.
Returning and talking to Bozhena will give you the dialogue option ofrepaying her for her kindness for 150 Groschen. This is a decent amount of money even later in the game, so it’s important to know this doesn’t offer any items, benefits, or rewards beyonda boost in reputation and the trophy “A Knight’s Word”. This is the only way to get this trophy, so if you’re looking to get every single one you’ll need to pay this amount at some point, though there is no need to do it right away as you can come back and repay her later on if you’d rather save your money in the beginning of the game.
Even if you haven’t repaid Bozhena for her kindness, you’re able to still use her home as your own having full access to the following things:
There is a pretty in-depth quest surrounding Bozhena and Pravlena that can be started whenever you return to their home after the prologue calledBad Blood, though this won’t have any ties to paying Bozhena back, which canalso be done anytime during the quest if you’d like.
Upon completing the quest, Bozhena and Pravlena will still live at this house, talking about moving back to town later.
