With its massive and jam-packed world full of activities and quests to keep you busy, Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 can occasionally start to feel overwhelming. So, if you’re looking for a break from the action and maybe want to make some extra Groschen, then playing a game of dice is the best way to take a breather.
Even though you can win most dice games without any need for customization, you can choose to strategize by using different badges and notably different dice. While some of these dice only have cosmetic differences, there are plenty that are weighted to give you an advantage, but which is the best?
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Shrinking Die
Weighted Even
With how many different methods of scoring there are in dice, you can build your roster of dice up to lean towards scoring in specific patterns. While some of the weighted dice will easily fit into more of these patterns, others are more niche.
An example of this is the Shrinking Die, which, after testing, seems to be weighted to usually land on even numbers. Since 1 and 5 are the numbers that will most often let you score, having a die that leans away from these numbers may be disadvantageous. However, if you pair it with the right dice, you can focus on scoring on more niche patterns.
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Holy Trinity Die
Weighted 3
While the Holy Trinity Die might not be the most overpowered die to choose for a game of dice, it has potential if you pair it with other specific dice. The Holy Trinity Die is mostly random but has a slightly higher chance of rolling a 3.
In isolation, this isn’t too useful, but there are other dice that lean towards odd numbers being more commonly rolled, and even another dice that exclusively rolls a 3, so paired with one of these, the Holy Trinity Die becomes much more viable.
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Strip Die
Weighted 5
For two thirds of the numbers you can roll in a game of dice, you’ll need to create a pattern to score and not go bust, but the exceptions to this are 1 and 5, which can both score by themselves. Even better, ones and fives score 1000 and 500, respectively, if you match a trio.
While 1 is definitely more desirable than a 5, 5 is still useful. So, having the Strip Die (with its cheeky backstory), which leans towards rolling fives, you can rely on it to get some good patterns or at least not go bust.
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Lucky Die And Greasy Die
Weighted 1 And 6
If you’re looking to quickly rack up a high score and end the game as soon as possible, then using the Lucky or Greasy Die might be a good option. Both of these dice have a higher chance of landing on 1 and 6.
Since 1 can stop you from going bust, and with both 1 and 6 creating high-scoring patterns, these dice are an easy option to choose, even if you’re not using any other weighted die. If you do choose to pair them with other weighted die, make sure they have a good chance of matching the ones or sixes these dice are more likely to score.
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Favourable Die
Weighted 1 And 5
Similarly to the Lucky and Greasy Die, the Favourable Die is weighted for two specific numbers, but it leans towards the slightly more useful pair of 1 and 5. Since both of these numbers will stop you from going bust, you can trust your Favourable Die to keep you safe if it’s still in play.
On top of this, both 1 and 5 can create high-scoring patterns, so this is another die that can end the game quickly if you want to ensure that your opponent doesn’t get too far ahead of you.
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Odd Die
Always Odd
While most of the weighted dice just increase the odds of getting a certain number, there are a couple of these weighted dice that remove any chance and will exclusively roll certain numbers. A great example of this is the Odd Die, which, as the name suggests, will only roll odd numbers.
Two of the three odd numbers that you have a chance of rolling (1 and 5) will stop you from going bust and can score some high combos. However, there’s still a one in three chance that you’ll roll a much less useful 3, so keep this in mind.
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Devil’s Head Die
Devil Instead Of 1
If you’re building a set of dice that relies on scoring longer combos, then the Devil’s Head Die is a great option for extending these combos. Instead of having a 1, the Devil’s Head Die has a devil face. This side will fill in the gaps to extend or complete certain combos, making it a versatile wildcard.
While it isn’t able to complete trios of matching numbers, it can extend them past three, which will double the score. However, a devil will not save you from going bust like a 1 or 5 will, and since its 1 side is replaced with a devil, this dice is much less likely to help you when you’re running out of dice.
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Weighted Die And Cautious Cheater Die
Weighted 1
If you’re hoping to rack up an easy 1,000 (or even 2,000, 3,000, or 4,000 if you’re particularly lucky), then you’ll want to have a set of dice that has a higher chance of rolling a 1. This is why both the Weighted Die and the Cautious Cheater Die are so desirable since they’re more likely to roll a 1.
Since these are two separate dice, you’ll definitely want to seek both since they’ll work well together in a set. If you’re building your set of dice to roll specific combos of the same number, make sure to exclude other weighted dice that drag the odds away from this specific number.
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Sad Greaser Die
Weighted 5 And 6, With Devil
Like the Devil’s Head Die, the Sad Greaser Die also has a devil face instead of a 1, but after multiple tests, it also seems to be weighted towards rolling fives, sixes, and the devil face.
This makes it a more consistent option compared to the Devil’s Head Die, since the increased chance of a 5 will save you from going bust, and the higher chance for a 6 or devil will also help with getting higher scores.
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Saint Antiochus’ Die
Always 3
The Saint Antiochus’ Die is the most overpowered die in the entire dice minigame for two reasons. Firstly, it is the only die that will exclusively roll one number, in this case it’s 3. And secondly, you can find this die multiple times, letting you use as many as you want in one set.
It will take plenty of patience to get a full set of six Saint Antiochus’ Dice, but if you make the effort, you will be able to win every game of dice without question. Doing this is, without a doubt, an underhanded strategy, but if Henry is low on money, it’s one of the simplest ways of removing the risk from a high-stakes game of dice.
RPG
Action-Adventure
Open-World
- Released
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February 4, 2025
- Developer(s)
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Warhorse Studios
- Engine
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CryEngine
- ESRB
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Mature 17+ // Use of Alcohol, Blood and Gore, Sexual Content, Strong Language, Intense Violence, Partial Nudity
- PC Release Date
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February 4, 2025
- Xbox Series X|S Release Date
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February 4, 2025
- PS5 Release Date
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February 4, 2025
- X|S Optimized
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Yes
- Number of Players
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1
- Steam Deck Compatibility
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Unknown
- OpenCritic Rating
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Mighty