kingdom come deliverance savior schnapps

The first two are easy enough, but the Belladonna AKA deadly nightshade poses more of a problem-I don’t exactly have a deathwish, and while nightshade does have some medicinal uses, I’m not going to risk it not even for you guys. In-game, you create the drink with vinum (wine), nettle and Belladonna. That makes Saviour Schnapps iconic to Kingdom Come, and they even provide you with a handy little recipe to make it in-game. Sure, the player themselves in real life might need a drink after a particularly tough boss in Skyrim, but the game itself doesn’t require alcohol poisoning every time you quicksave. In fact, Kingdom Come: Deliverance is the only one that springs to mind. There aren’t many games that require the player to take a shot if they want to save their game.

Replace the nettle wine with sparkling white wine, add 10mls green Chartreuse. Replace the nettle wine with regular white wine, add 15mls elderflower liqueur. It might not be enough to save your life in the real world, but I like to think this bright and decidedly herbal drink is definitively medicinal: assuming your complaint is a long day at work… “Whoever drinks this potion shall save his game and his soul, and though he should succumb to death, even shall he return to life.” Add this concoction to the remaining white wine to taste I did it at about a cup of nettle infusion to half a bottle of wine.

*Nettle wine can be made by adding a cup of wine to a cup of nettle leaves (dried) and leaving overnight.

Add all ingredients to a shaker filled with ice.This nettle-infused beverage is a little sweet, a little sour, a little acidic and 100% unique. Such a strange mechanic, but so perfect for a recreation at Experience Bar: they even give you a recipe in the game. Saviour Schnapps: the drink that lets you save the game in Kingdom Come: Deliverance.

Kingdom come deliverance savior schnapps