If you're eager to amass groschen early in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2*, engaging in dice games is a smart move. With a bit of effort, you can secure a significant advantage by collecting all six of Saint Antiochus' Dice. Here's a detailed guide on how to obtain and utilize these dice effectively.

Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 Saint Antiochus' Dice Locations

While progressing through *Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2*, you might come across the Saint Antiochus' Die by looting random bandits and enemies. Over time, as you explore and engage in combat, you're likely to gather all six dice naturally.

However, if you're keen on acquiring them swiftly, there's a reliable method to follow.

Head to Troskowitz and visit the local inn. Look for the Hired Hand NPC at the dice table. You won't be able to pickpocket him during the day, but if you wait until nighttime, you can sneak into the inn. You'll find him asleep next to Innkeeper Betty.

Save your game before attempting to pickpocket him to obtain one Saint Antiochus' Die. After successfully acquiring the die, wait approximately three in-game days, then sneak back into the inn and pickpocket him again while he's asleep. Repeat this process until you have all six dice.

Remember, you'll need to break into the inn at night, so ensure you have a lockpick ready.

How to Use the Saint Antiochus' Die

The Saint Antiochus' Die is specially crafted to always land on three. While this might seem underwhelming at first glance, having six of these dice transforms them into a powerful tool. By rolling six threes each turn, you'll accumulate points much faster than your opponents, enabling you to dominate the game quickly.

Combine these dice with the appropriate badges, and you'll find yourself swimming in groschen in no time.

That's how you can secure and leverage all six Saint Antiochus' Dice in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2*. For more insights and tips on the game, including romance options and strategic decisions like siding with Semine or Hashek, be sure to check out The Escapist.