The vast regions of Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 can be explored on foot, but traveling by horse is a much faster option. There are many horses in the game in both maps, and finding the best one can be painful.
We’ve got you. In this guide, we feature the eight best horses in Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 and how to obtain them.
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If you’re looking for a solid horse to get you through the early stages ofKingdom Come Deliverance 2,Bronkais a fantastic choice—and the best part is, it’s completely free!
While Bronka may not have the most impressive stats in the game, it’s more than capable of holding its own, especially when you’re just starting out. This makes Bronka a great alternative if you miss out on acquiringPeeblesdue to a lack of money or failing a speech skill check.
How to Get Bronka
You can find Bronka in theTrosky regionat thevon Bergow’s Ambushed ManPoint of Interest.
7. Kasztanka
If you’ve been relying on Bronka during your time in the Trosky region but are ready for an upgrade once you reach Kuttenberg, Kasztanka is a great option to consider. While Kasztanka doesn’t have the highest stats across the board, it shines in one key area: Courage. This makes it an excellent choice for players who enjoy mounted combat or need a horse that can handle the heat of battle.
How to Get Kasztanka
you’re able to purchase Kasztanka in theKuttenberg regionfrom a trader namedGroom Hashtalfor4,820 Groschen.
Horseback combat in Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 is neither efficient nor essential, so you’re better off avoiding it altogether. Instead of settling for Kasztanka, you’re able to find much better horses, such as Mark.
This horse boasts the highest stamina and carrying capacity compared to the above two mentioned in this list. While Mark’s courage isn’t particularly impressive, that’s not why you’d choose this horse in the first place.
How to get Mark
Mark can be purchased fromGroom Hannain theKuttenbergregion for6,150 Groschen.
5. Pebbles with “Good Old Pebbles” Perk
Pebbles is Henry’s loyal old horse, and you can acquire it very early in the game by visiting the stables in Lower Semine. While Pebbles is a reliable companion in the Trosky region, it becomes even better if you ride it for 35 kilometers. Doing so unlocks the “Good Old Pebbles” perk, which boosts its stats and transforms it into one of the best horses in Kingdom Come Deliverance 2.
How to Get
you may purchase Pebbles from Groom Ballatay in Lower Semine for 200 Groschen. However, there’s a clever way to get Pebbles for free! During your conversation with the trader, choose the speech option to convince him that Pebbles actually belongs to Henry, and he’d hand her over to you for free.
In Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, horses aren’t just for getting around—they’re also essential for carrying your loot. If you’re the type of player who loves hoarding items, looting, or even robbing peasants, you’ll quickly find that Henry’s pockets just aren’t big enough. That is why you need Erdel, the best horse in Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 as far as carrying capacity goes. It’s basically a pack mule.
How to Get Erdel
You can purchase Erdel fromGroom Hashtalin theKuttenberg regionfor6,340 Groschen.
3. Shlamhak
When it comes to horses with high Courage, there are a few options in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, but Shlamhak stands out as the best all-around choice. Not only does Shlamhak boast top-tier Courage, but it also excels in stamina, carrying capacity, and speed. If you enjoy mounted combat and need a reliable horse for battle, Shlamhak is the obvious pick.
You can purchase Shlamhak inMaleshovfrom a trader namedGroom Hashtalfor3,450 Groschen. While this might seem like a steep price, by the time you reachKuttenberg, you’ll likely have plenty of coin to spare. However, if you’re short on funds, check out our guide on thebest way to make money in Kingdom Come Deliverance 2to help you save up quickly.
2. Kincsem
When it comes to choosing a horse in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, speed and stamina are the two most important stats to consider—and Kincsem excels in both. While Kincsem does have lower courage and a modest carrying capacity, the latter weaknesses can be offset by equipping the horse with a high-tier saddle. Despite these minor drawbacks, Kincsem remains a reliable and fast option for players who prioritize quick travel and endurance.
How to Get Kincsem
You can purchase Kincsem in theKuttenberg regionfrom a trader namedGroom Hanniker. The horse typically costs2,960 Groschen, but if you’ve built up a good reputation in the area, you might be able to get a discount.
If you want a horse with better carrying capacity but lower speed, the same groom also sells Pisek Lad, a similarly impressive specimen.
1. Herring with “Red Herring” Perk
If you ride Herring for a total of 50 kilometers, you will permanently unlock theRed Herring perk. This perk significantly boosts Herring’s stats, transforming him into the best horse in Kingdom Come Deliverance 2.
The stats mentioned above are not Herring’s base abilities—they are what he becomes once the perk is activated. With this upgrade, Herring outperforms every other horse in the game.
Sure, riding 50 kilometers might sound like a lot, but given the game’s expansive map and the amount of backtracking you will do between towns, you will hit that distance in no time.
How to Get Herring
The best part about Herring isn’t just his top-tier stats—it’s also the price. Herring is completely free, and you’ll have the chance to acquire him naturally during theBack in the Saddlemain quest. At one point, Henry is presented with a choice between Herring and Pebbles. Make sure to choose Herring if you want to start using it from that point on forward.
That is everything you need to know about the best horses in Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 and how to get them. For more tips about the game, consider reading ourWhat is the Answer to Klara Riddle,How To Infiltrate the Antisemites’ Meeting, and theBest Early Game Items and How to Get Them in Kingdom Come Deliverance 2.
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