How To Romance Widow Johanka In Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2

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In Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, there’s a variety of characters you can form relationships with. Some of these individuals play significant roles in the storyline, while others offer temporary romances amidst the harsh realities of war.

Widow Johanka is a character who could potentially be romantic, but she appears briefly in the game and some players might not even interact with her. In the course of the main quest “For Victory,” Henry can encounter Widow Johanka of Zhernov (distinct from his friend Johanka from the first game) at a grand event, or as you may put it, during the banquet.

How To Romance Widow Johanka In Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2

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Once you finish the “Necessary Evil” quest and gain access to the “For Victory” mission, players are advised to bide their time until dusk, after which they can converse with Sir Hans at Trosky to join him for an evening feast.

Prepare For The Banquet

Prior to engaging, players might want to ponder over a few aspects. Firstly, keep in mind that you’ll encounter a notification indicating a temporary restriction from free-roaming, as the main narrative advances and takes a more sequential route for several missions.

Furthermore, players planning to court Widow Johanka may wish to utilize the time leading up to the banquet for preparation. Ensure Henry is tidy and appropriately attired, and consider polishing his oratory and intellectual abilities as well. A subtle application of perfume might even enhance Henry’s charm.

Enjoy The Feast & Talk To Widow Johanka At The Banquet

After moving through the initial scenes of the banquet at Trosky, Henry has the opportunity to interact with various guests and engage in a few optional tasks. It might be beneficial for players to complete these activities initially, since successfully courting Johanka will fast-forward to the following day.

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When it’s appropriate, they may initiate a chat with Widow Johanka, seated between the priest and scribe of Trosky. She is eager to listen about Henry’s escapades, and during this exchange, the players need to successfully pass a Scholarship test.

Telling Henry’s Story To Johanka – Correct Options

As a gamer, I’d say: “When sharing Henry’s challenging journey in the Trosky region with three new acquaintances, we’ll need to pick the right conversation lines to win over Widow Johanka’s heart. But that’s not all, we’ve also got another test of our skills coming up!

As a fan, I find myself in Henry’s shoes, poised to begin my narrative, and I discover that I have three distinct paths to tread upon. Each route calls for a particular skill check, and the Liberal Arts Scholarship Perk subtly highlights the challenge inherent in each choice. The first two options appear deceptively simple, but their true difficulty lies hidden within Henry’s own abilities and attributes.

  • Speech: ‘It was a lovely day for bathing’.
  • Scholarship: ‘Lord Hanush entrusted us with delivering a message’.

Choose either, unless one of your stats is really low, in which case, avoid that option.

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When Johanka asks what happened next, there are two correct options.

  • ‘They almost killed us‘ (humorously).
  • ‘They chased us into the rocks‘ (scarily).

In terms of maintaining Johanka’s involvement in the narrative, neither option should be dismissed. The ensuing question about the Bailiff appears irrelevant to the current choice, thus making either option acceptable.

Accepting Widow Johanka’s Offer

As a gamer, I found Henry’s tale captivating, both the story and the man himself. In this game, Widow Johanka requests my company, claiming it’s to find her friend. To win Widow Johanka’s heart, all I need to do is give her an affirmative response.

If players wish to engage in other tasks or interact with other attendees, Henry could respond by saying, “I’m sorry, I’ll catch up with you later.” Then he would resume his activities and rejoin the conversation when finished.

Outside, Johanka will boldly suggest further, to which Henry may respond affirmatively with, “I believe I can change your mind.” They will then share the night together, and when Henry awakens, the remainder of his “For Victory” mission awaits him.

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2025-02-12 17:36