In *Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2*, stealing can be a tempting way to acquire items and money for your journey. However, it comes with its own set of challenges and risks. Selling stolen goods isn't straightforward, and getting caught can lead to arrest. Here's a detailed guide on how to sell stolen items in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2*.
Selling Stolen Items in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2
The most effective method to sell stolen items in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2* involves storing them in an inventory chest and waiting for about one to two in-game weeks. During this time, the 'stolen' mark next to the item in your inventory will disappear, allowing you to sell it to any trader NPC without issue.
When you steal an item, whether by lockpicking chests or pickpocketing, it will be marked as stolen in your inventory. Most traders will refuse to purchase these marked items. Additionally, if a guard stops you and searches your inventory, you risk arrest for carrying stolen goods unless you can bribe them.
To circumvent these challenges, it's advisable to store stolen items in a chest and wait for the heat to die down. After a sufficient period, the community will forget about the theft, and you'll be able to sell the items freely.
Unlocking certain perks can also expedite this process. The Hustler and Partner in Crime perks within the Speech category will enable you to sell stolen items without any hassle. It's beneficial to prioritize unlocking these perks as soon as possible.
Another option is selling stolen items to a fence. Early in the game, you can find one at the Nomads' Camp, providing a more immediate, albeit riskier, solution.
How Long Until You Can Sell Stolen Items
The duration required for a stolen item to become sellable varies based on its value. Higher-value items take longer for the stolen mark to vanish, so it's important to plan your strategy accordingly.
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