Alright, let’s talk about something every warrior in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 will have to deal with at some point—broken gear. You swing your sword a few too many times, take a couple of bad hits, and suddenly, your once-mighty armor and trusty blade are falling apart. It's not exactly ideal when you’re trying to survive in the harsh medieval world, right?

In some games, like Skyrim, weapons and armor stay in perfect condition forever and even magically repair themselves. Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 is going for realism, which means if you don’t take care of your gear, it’s going to break down and score you a one-way trip to vulnerable-ville. Don’t sweat it. Let’s break down the best strategies and tips to repair your armor and weapons so you can continue to put your medieval warrior self to work.

How to Repair Armor in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2

Your armor isn’t just for looks—it’s your main line of defense. And as it takes hits, it loses durability, meaning less protection for you. The last thing you want is to step into battle wearing what’s basically a rusty bucket. Thankfully, getting your armor repaired is pretty easy. Right after the tutorial, you’ll gain access to Troskovitz, where you can visit Tailor Bartoshek. This guy will fix up your clothing and lighter armor for a reasonable price. The cost depends on how damaged the item is, but even the priciest repairs are nothing that a few side quests won’t cover.

Now, if we’re talking about heavy armor, you’re going to need someone with the right tools. That’s where Blacksmith Radovan in Tachov comes in. He’s your go-to guy for fixing metal armor and the best part? There’s a Fast Travel point nearby, so you don’t have to run halfway across the kingdom every time your armor needs some TLC.

How to Repair Weapons in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2

Now, let’s get to the fun part—your weapons. Whether you're swinging a sword, using a bow, or trying to look like an absolute legend with a crossbow, they all degrade over time. A dull sword isn’t going to do much damage and a broken bow? Well, that’s just embarrassing.

If you’re the DIY type, you can repair your weapons yourself using a Sharpening Wheel, which you’ll find in most towns. Just select your weapon, press the Pedal key (L2/LT on the controller), and move the blade around until you see sparks flying. That means it’s working. But be careful—if smoke starts coming out, you’re doing it wrong, and you might actually make things worse. For those who don’t have the patience to manually sharpen weapons (or just don’t trust themselves not to break them), Blacksmith Radovan in Tachov can fix your weapons, too. He’s basically the MVP when it comes to keeping your combat gear in top shape.

The Power of Repair Kits

If running back to a blacksmith every time your gear needs repairs sounds like a hassle, there’s another option—Repair Kits. These handy items let you fix things on the go, but there’s a catch. You need a high enough Craftsmanship skill to use them effectively. The better your skill, the more you can repair without wasting the kit. Here are the different types of repair kits you’ll find in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2:

Repair Kit	What It Fixes
Armourer’s Kit	Metal armor, chainmail, etc.
Blacksmith’s Kit	Melee weapons (swords, daggers, etc.)
Cobbler’s Kit	Leather items, boots, and more.
Gunsmith’s Kit	Firearms.
Marksman’s Kit	Bows and crossbows.
Tailor’s Kit	Regular clothes (shirts, pants, etc.).

These kits can be bought from traders and merchants, so stock up when you can. But again, keep an eye on your Craftsmanship level—otherwise, you’ll just be throwing money away.

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Wrapping Up

In Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, armor and weapons maintenance go beyond mere options; it is fundamental. From the blacksmiths and tailors to the repair kits, everything is available for you to look your best and stay ready for combat. Now get ready for battle and remember to check if your sword is sharp, your armor is still intact, and your boots are ready for battle. In a game where each fight is at its most realistic, being prepared changes a winning encounter into one where you get smashed to pieces. Now go sharpen that sword and get ready to pillage the world like the waging warrior you have always wanted to become!

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