88 articlesThere are a lot of new things to do and discover in Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 with the release of the new DLC, Legacy of the Forge, where Henry tries to continue his father’s legacy as a blacksmith. One of the things you can do as a part of the DLC is to find some new gear that was introduced as a part of the expansion. Here is how you can get some of the new Kuttenberg items in the game!
Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 – Legendary Kuttenberg Armor Guide | Legacy of the Forge DLC
Before we begin, if you somehow stumbled into this before actually engaging with the DLC, make sure to check out our guide on how to find the starting location for the Legacy of the Forge DLC in Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 to get started first.
There are various items that you can get with the new small expansion pack, but one that might catch your eye are the Kuttenberg items that have some pretty good stats and a really slick appearance. Below, we will start listing down what they are and how you get them.
Item #1 – Kuttenberg Longsword (Weapon)
This item is a high quality weapon made by Enderlin, who is a swordsman hailing from Kuttenberg. It is a relatively powerful item that can be acquired through the Kuttenberg Tournament and has the following stats:
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- Slash – 121
- Blunt – 24
- Defense – 246
- Durability – 202
- Weight – 2.9
- Minimum Strength Required – 13
- Minimum Agility Required – 16
Item #2 – Kuttenberg Ornated Cuirass (Plate)
This cuirass is obtainable once you have the Sketch for armourer I for Standa the Fly, and it is a very fancy ornate piece that has decent stats and charisma. Speaking of which, it has the following stats:
- Stab – 127
- Slash – 96
- Blunt – 33
- Conspicuousness – 26
- Noise – 60
- Weight – 22
- Charisma – 20
- Durability – 14
Item #3 – Kuttenberg Layered Cuirass (Plate)
This cuirass is obtainable once you have the Sketch for armourer II for Standa the Fly, and it is a very fancy though less ornate piece that also has decent stats. It has the following stats, which are slightly better than the previous:
- Stab – 129
- Slash – 95
- Blunt – 33
- Conspicuousness – 26
- Noise – 60
- Weight – 22.5
- Charisma – 20
- Durability – 14
Item #4 – Kuttenberg Plate Sleeves (Sleeves)
These sleeves are obtainable once you have the Sketch for armourer III for Standa the Fly, and it goes well with the other Kuttenberg pieces, as you would expect. When worn, the sleeves will give you the following stats:
- Stab – 145
- Slash – 104
- Blunt – 37
- Conspicuousness – 73
- Noise – 71
- Weight – 4.2
- Charisma – 26
- Durability – 10
Item #5 – Kuttenberg Plate Legs (Cuisses)
These cuisses are obtainable once you have the Sketch for armourer IV for Standa the Fly, and just like the other pieces, it looks nicely when worn alongside the other pieces of the set. While we are here, let us go over its stats:
- Stab – 156
- Slash – 114
- Blunt – 40
- Conspicuousness – 58
- Noise – 97
- Weight – 12.8
- Charisma – 24
- Durability – 19
Item #1 – Kuttenberg Bascinet (Helmet)
This helmet is obtainable once you have the Sketch for armourer V for Standa the Fly, and it just looks like your standard houndskull helmet but with a color scheme that pairs nicely with the other Kuttenberg armor pieces. As with the other items, here are its stats:
- Stab – 155
- Slash – 114
- Blunt – 40
- Conspicuousness – 100
- Noise – 88
- Weight – 13.2
- Charisma – 38
- Durability – 40
And those are the details of each armor piece in the Kuttenberg set, as well as the weapon that you can pair with the whole ensemble. As far as all the other layers go, you are free to mix and match whichever inner linings and clothing that you have in your possession.
If you want your stuff to pair nicely with the set, at least in terms of aesthetics, go for items that have a darker shade as the armor set itself has a sort of shiny ebony look. Wear black-colored mail and other neutral pieces, such a pair of gauntlets that have a generic steel look.
Stuff that has a gold or yellowish trim will go nicely with the set as well. Again, this is only in terms of aesthetics, and you are free to use whatever the heck you want if you care more about the stats than the drip.
That is pretty much all there is to it. The DLC itself is pretty small, with a lot of minor content additions. If you are already kitted with some good armor and do not care about having a good looking set, you are free to skip this one if you really do not want to go through the steps to acquire each piece, regardless of how straightforward it can be.
