How To Brew The Artemisia Potion In Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2

In Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, alchemy plays a crucial role in crafting potions that can enhance your abilities and provide useful effects. One such potion is the Artemisia Potion, which increases your Strength for a limited time.

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Brewing this potion requires a specific recipe and a few key ingredients, which can be obtained from specific types of vendors and merchants in Trosky. This guide will walk you through the process of obtaining the recipe, gathering the ingredients, and brewing the potion to boost your strength during your adventure.

How To Get Artemisia Potion Recipe

To craft or brew the Artemisia Potion, you first need to obtain its recipe. You can purchase it from Herbalist Barnaby, and don’t worry: it’s quite affordable.

To find Herbalist Barnaby, head to the far north of the Trosky region, where you’ll spot a small wooden house with plenty of herbs planted outside. Inside, you’ll find Herbalist Barnaby.

Speak with him, and he’ll show you his wares. Among the many items he sells, you’ll find the recipe for the Artemisia Potion.

How To Brew The Artemisia Potion

Once you’ve obtained the Artemisia Potion recipe, the next step is gathering the necessary ingredients for crafting it. You’ll need:

Next, head to an Alchemy Bench to start brewing. You can find one in Trosky, specifically at Herbalist Barnaby’s farm. On the left side of the farm, you’ll see a small wooden shack, inside, you’ll find the Alchemy Bench where you can prepare the potion.

Brewing Process:

1. Pour Spirits into the cauldron.
2. Add one handful of Sage and let it boil for one turn.
3. Grind two handfuls of Wormwood in the mortar, then add it to the cauldron and boil for two turns.
4. Finally, distill the mixture to complete the potion.

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