
Meister Sie die Kunst der Würfel in Königreich kommen: Befreiung 2 und sammeln Sie schnell Groschen! Dieser Leitfaden deckt alles ab, vom Finden von Spielen bis hin zur Verwendung leistungsstarker Abzeichen und sogar für den Vorteil geladenen Würfel.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
- wo man Würfelspiele findet
- Bewertung von Kombinationen und Strategien
- Abzeichen: Eine umfassende Liste
- geladener Würfel: Der Vorteil des Betrügers
Wo finden Sie Würfelspiele
Das Tutorial führt die Grundlagen von Würfel vor. Nachdem Sie es abgeschlossen haben, finden Sie in fast jedem Gasthaus oder in der Taverne in der gesamten Spielwelt Würfelspiele. Suchen Sie einfach eine NPC in der Nähe einer Taverne und initiieren Sie ein Gespräch, um zu spielen.
Bewertung von Kombinationen und Strategien
Ziel ist es, die Zielbewertung vor Ihrem Gegner zu erreichen. Sie beginnen mit sechs Würfeln und können pro Runde so oft wie gewünscht neu rollen. Eine Rolle, die keine Bewertungskombination ergibt, endet Ihre Reihe und verliert alle akkumulierten Punkte für diese Runde. Der Verlust eines Würfels mit jeder Rolle betont die strategische Entscheidungsfindung darüber, wann sie aufhören sollen.
Bewertungskombinationen sind wie folgt:
| Combination | Points |
|---|---|
| One | 100 |
| Five | 50 |
| 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 | 500 |
| 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 | 750 |
| 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 | 1,500 |
| Three 1s | 1,000 |
| Three 2s | 200 |
| Three 3s | 300 |
| Three 4s | 400 |
| Three 5s | 500 |
| Three 6s | 600 |
Triple Combinations Award -Bonuspunkte für zusätzliche passende Würfel. For example, three 2s are worth 200, but four 2s become 400, five 2s are 800, and six 2s yield 1600 points.
Badges: Your Secret Weapon
Discover Badges within chests and corpses to enhance your dice game. They come in three tiers: Tin, Silver, and Gold, each offering unique advantages.
| Badge | Effect |
|---|---|
| Tin Doppelganger’s Badge | Doubles points from your last roll (once per game). |
| Tin Badge of Headstart | Provides a small point advantage at the game's start. |
| Tin Badge of Defence | Negates the effects of opponent's Tin badges. |
| Tin Badge of Fortune | Allows re-rolling one die (once per game). |
| Tin Badge of Might | Adds one extra die to your roll (once per game). |
| Tin Badge of Transmutation | Changes one die to a 3 after your roll (once per game). |
| Carpenter’s Badge of Advantage | 3+5 becomes a new formation, "The Cut" (repeatable). |
| Tin Warlord’s Badge | 25% bonus points for the current turn (once per game). |
| Tin Badge of Resurrection | Allows another roll after an unsuccessful throw (once per game). |
| Silver Doppelganger’s Badge | Doubles points from your last roll (twice per game). |
| Silver Badge of Headstart | Provides a moderate point advantage at the game's start. |
| Silver Badge of Defence | Negates the effects of opponent's Silver badges. |
| Silver Swap-Out Badge | Re-roll one die after your roll (once per game). |
| Silver Badge of Fortune | Re-roll up to two dice (once per game). |
| Silver Badge of Might | Adds one extra die to your roll (twice per game). |
| Silver Badge of Transmutation | Changes one die to a 5 after your roll (once per game). |
| Executioner’s Badge of Advantage | 4+5+6 becomes a new formation, "The Gallows" (repeatable). |
| Silver Warlord’s Badge | 50% bonus points for the current turn (once per game). |
| Silver Badge of Resurrection | Allows another roll after an unsuccessful throw (twice per game). |
| Silver King’s Badge | Adds one extra die to your roll (twice per game). |
| Gold Doppelganger Badge | Doubles points from your last roll (thrice per game). |
| Gold Badge of Headstart | Provides a significant point advantage at the game's start. |
| Gold Badge of Defence | Negates the effects of opponent's Gold badges. |
| Gold Swap-Out Badge | Re-roll two dice of the same value after your roll (once per game). |
| Gold Badge of Fortune | Re-roll up to three dice (once per game). |
| Gold Badge of Might | Adds one extra die to your roll (thrice per game). |
| Gold Badge of Transmutation | Changes one die to a 1 after your roll (once per game). |
| Priest’s Badge of Advantage | 1+3+5 becomes a new formation, "The Eye" (repeatable). |
Entdecken und verwenden Sie geladene Würfel, die gefunden wurden, während Sie die Chancen zu Ihren Gunsten neigen. Wählen Sie Ihre bevorzugten geladenen Würfel aus, bevor Sie ein Spiel starten.
Dieser umfassende Leitfaden vermittelt Sie dazu, die Würfelstabellen in Kingdom Come: Befreiung 2 zu dominieren. Viel Glück und mögen die Chancen jemals zu Ihren Gunsten sein!
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