This herb is useful both for certain quests and Alchemy. As the game’s description states, you can frequently find Comfrey near most bodies of water. However, while this is true, it’s fairly random. This herb is simply a lot rarer than the game might have you believe!
Read on and we’ll tell you of some good spots to get Comfrey easily and reliably!
How to Get Comfrey | Kingdom Come Deliverance 2
The best way to get Comfrey in Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 is to visit the Apothecary’s garden in the middle of Troskowitz. This also means you can get the herb quite early in the game! We’ve marked the garden on the map above for you.
You can find a batch of Comfrey in the southern part of the garden. As you can see above, Comfrey plants have unique tubular drooping purple and pink flowers. You can take as many herbs as you want from the Apothecary’s garden with no issues from any of the good townsfolk of Troskowitz. Just keep in mind that herbs expire after some in-game time passes.
Alternatively, you can purchase Comfrey from Herbalist Barnaby. You can find him roaming the woods north of Trosky Castle. He sells Comfrey for 0.5 Groschen a piece, which is fairly cheap!
So, there you have it! Now you know how to get Comfrey in Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 whenever you want. In summary, look for this herb around bodies of water or simply pay a visit to either Herbalist Barnaby or the Troskowitz Apothecary.
If you happen to end up looking for comfrey at night, you should make sure to learn how to use a torch. This plant is already hard enough to see in good lighting!
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