More Kobila-themed equipment
This mod adds several sets of Kobila-themed equipment based on the original and mod resources. All mod items have the highest attributes of their respective categories and can be obtained as level 4 items at points of interest accessible in the Trosky region, or crafted from vanilla items.
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About this mod Machine translation
This mod adds several sets of Kobila-themed equipment based on the original and mod resources. All mod items have the highest attributes of their respective categories and can be obtained as level 4 items at points of interest accessible in the Trosky region, or crafted from vanilla items.
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🎯 **Add multiple exquisite Kobila-themed equipment sets to Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2! **
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✨ Module Features
This module is based on the original game and other module resources, and carefully creates multiple sets of Kobila-themed equipment sets. All equipment has the highest attributes among similar items!
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🛡️ Equipment set details
**Weapon Series** 🔪
- **Kobila Long Sword** - Reforged Henry/Radedi Long Sword attributes, with Guild Long Sword and modified Menhardt Sword
- **Kobila Crossbow** - Pasha attribute, ornately decorated hunting crossbow
- **Cobila Mace** - Championship mace (ram head attribute)
- **Kobe pulled the poleaxe** - Brunswick poleaxe properties
- **Kobila's Bow** - Onatkuman Bow (Ranek attribute)
**Original Set** 🛡️
- Padded turban and chainmail collar with Kobyra coat of arms
- Noble light helmet - polished bright steel, gold trim, gold neck guard, red leather
- Raddi hood - red outside, yellow inside, gold trim
- Long bodice - white shoulders, red skirt and right sleeve, yellow edge and left sleeve
- Bright chainmail robe with gold trim
- Milanese breastplate in polished steel
**Brunswick Set** ⚔️
- Multiple variations of the Braunschweig turban, all bearing the Cobyla coat of arms
- Polished steel plate armor sleeves and leg armor, gold-edged red leather
- Milanese Breastplate of Gold Plate
- Tyrolean horse visor in gold plate with Cobyla's coat of arms
**Lily Suit** 🌸
- Lily Light Helmet - polished bright steel, gold edge decoration, gold neck guard
- Lily Breastplate - Polished bright steel with gold edging
- Lily-trimmed tabard - red and white graphics, yellow stitching, Cobyla coat of arms
- A full set of plate armor accessories, all made of polished bright steel
**Bishop Set** ✝️
- Fuchsia felt hat
- Purple abbot/papal legate hood
- White cassock
- Noble gloves adorned with jewels only
- White leggings with burgundy belt
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🎯 How to get it
**Points of interest acquisition** 🗺️
- **Weapons, Vanilla and Brunswick Sets**: Wooded Bunker near Troskowitz
- **Milan Helmet**: Target in the tree between Troskowitz and Tachov
- **Lily Suit**: Target in the tree between Troskowitz and Tachov
**Production System** 🔨
- Forging recipes are unlocked by learning the Hunting Sword
- Alchemy can be brewed without a recipe
- Most materials can be found at Kutenberg merchants
- Ingredients can also be found in the ancient statues and lush bunkers near Troskowitz
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⚙️ Extra features
**Cheat Production** 🧪
- **Ancient Moonshine** (base price 1000) - Spirits + 2 mint + charcoal
- **Marksman's Crossbow** (Godwin version, base price 1000) - Oil + Charcoal + Saltpeter + Sulfur
- **Black Arrow** - Oil + Leached Coal + Saltpeter + Sulfur
**Optional Features** 📜
-Console command file provides module item codes
- Optional files to add mod items to Kutenberg and Troskowitz's Clerk's Office
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🎮 **Experience these exquisite Kobila-themed equipment now to make your character more dazzling in the land of Bohemia! **
Install & use Install: follow the bundled instructions
- Unzip the archive from playbuff and read the bundled readme / instructions first.
- There is no universal mod manager for this game: some mods replace game files directly, some go into a game-specific Mods folder, and some need a game-specific community loader or tool first — follow the bundled readme.
- Place the files exactly as the readme says; mods with listed dependencies need those installed too.
- Launch the game to confirm it loaded; some games require enabling mods in settings or an in-game mod menu.
Install locations vary a lot between games and mods — the bundled readme is the most reliable guide.