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In Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, players can gather various flowers and herbs, enhancing their gameplay experience. These plants are often intended for alchemy, which helps ensure that you truly live your best life in the game. There are many different herbs that you can discover and collect throughout your adventures.
However, just like many other materials found in the game, herbs can spoil over time. Their quality diminishes, making them less effective, and potentially harmful, during the alchemy process. To counteract this, you can seek out drying sheds, which are the perfect solution for preserving your herbs.
What Are Drying Sheds and How Do You Use Them?
Drying sheds are typically wooden structures equipped with drying racks and often include an alchemy bench. These stations are generally open to the public, so you don’t have to worry about breaking any rules while using them.
The drying racks resemble shelving units with herbs hanging from them, and they will show up on your compass as you get closer.
To use a drying rack, simply walk up to it and interact with it to open a menu displaying the herbs in your inventory. Select the herbs you’d like to dry and specify how many of each you want to process.
Once you confirm your selection, there’s no waiting involved; the herbs are instantly transformed into their dried forms and added to your inventory. While these dried herbs won’t be considered fresh ingredients for alchemy, they will stay in good condition much longer, allowing you to carry them around for an extended period.
Where to Find Drying Sheds in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2
You’ll often find drying sheds located near an Apothecary in towns, sometimes right next to the building or even just inside it. Occasionally, a drying rack might be available by itself near the shop, so be sure to watch your compass for its signal.
If there isn’t an Apothecary nearby or you’re stopping by a roadside tavern, you may still come across standalone drying racks. Be sure to check sheds, lofts, or storage rooms in nearby buildings – whether you consider it trespassing is up to your sense of adventure.
