In *Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2*, you'll encounter a diverse array of NPCs, ranging from friendly to hostile, and it can be challenging to discern their intentions. If you're curious about how to handle the Wandering Drunk in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2*, here's a detailed guide to help you navigate this encounter.

Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 Wandering Drunk Location

The Wandering Drunk is located in an abandoned barn just north of Semine, accessible via a side path off the main roads. As you journey north, you'll encounter a herdsman who will caution you about a dangerous vagabond lurking near the barn, ready to attack anyone who approaches.

Upon reaching the barn, you'll find a Beggar NPC stationed just outside. This NPC turns hostile if you venture too close. Unfortunately, there appears to be no peaceful way to interact with him; your only options are to engage in combat and either kill or incapacitate him.

Once you've dealt with the Beggar, you can loot his body to obtain a gemstone ring, various keys, and 2.7 groschen. Additionally, a search of the barn itself will yield other items you can either sell or use later in your adventure.

What to Do With the Door and Chest Keys?

The game provides no specific information about the identity of the Wandering Drunk. However, he might be a nod to a similar Beggar NPC from the original game, who had also lost everything and become a vagabond without any associated questlines. It's plausible that the Wandering Drunk is someone who has lost his home and family, with the door and chest keys representing remnants of his former life, included for added depth to his character.

Many other NPCs in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2* carry keys that remain a mystery, as they cannot be linked to any specific locations or purposes. This is likely the case with the keys found on the Wandering Drunk as well.

That wraps up everything you need to know about the Wandering Drunk in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2*. For more tips and insights on the game, including how to cure food poisoning and romance Hans Capon, be sure to check out The Escapist.