What are the best KCD2 dice? It isn’t all murder and mud in KCD2; sometimes you get a chance to take it easy, have a bit of a sit-down, and play a game of dice. Easily one of the most popular pastimes in Bohemia, you’ll find this activity in most drinking establishments across the land.
Earning KCD2 money is fairly easy if you know how: find a target, play dice, and win. Easy, right? Dice, or Farkle as it’s also known, may appear to be a game of chance at first glance, but once you have a few specific dice in your possession, winning becomes an inevitability, rather than a possibility. Here is every Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 dice, and our picks for the best combination.
All KCD2 dice
You start with a set of six standard dice in KCD2. Each of these dice has an even chance of landing on any number, and while this may be the fairest way to play Farkle, it isn’t conducive to the ungodly win streak we’re after. You’ll come across different types of dice on your travels, the best of which are weighted to land on certain numbers more often than not. These are the most valuable.
Here is every KCD2 dice:
| Dice | Description |
| Cautious Cheater’s Die | A die modified by an expert. It is precisely loaded, but also inconspicuous. |
| Ci Die | The second in the line of demonic dice, she likes to get lost, but when she’s with her sisters she’s very strong. |
| Devil’s Head Die | A die that feels hot to the touch. In place of a one it has a devil’s head, which is not something folk like to gaze upon… |
| Die of Misfortune | They say that when it rains, it pours. If you play with this die, the only thing pouring will be your tears. |
| Even Die | A die loaded in favour of even numbers. |
| Favourable Die | A playing die that brings luck more often than you’d expect. |
| Fer Die | The third and last in the line of demonic dice. |
| Greasy Die | A more reliable die than a normal one, but it cannot be relied on for everything. |
| Grimy Die | One could say it will get you out of the frying pan and into the fire, and sometimes it will let you stew in your own juice. |
| Grozav’s Lucky Die | It is actually not that lucky, but don’t tell anyone! |
| Holy Trinity Die | A consecrated die commemorating the Holy Trinity, especially by rolling threes. |
| Hugo’s Die | A die of the most loyal regular at the hole. It bears his likeness. |
| King’s Die | An annointed head has no need of a loaded dice, since he is always right and can never lose. |
| Lousy Gambler’s Die | A shoddy loaded die. It’s quite noticeably unbalanced. |
| Lu Die | The first in the line of demonic dice. |
| Lucky Die | When fortune smiles on you, smile back. Otherwise, you’ll look suspicious. |
| Mathematician’s Die | A die loaded based on the work of a forgotten mathematician. It may be better suited to solving equations than playing dice. |
| Molar Die | A die made out of a molar tooth. It’s probably better not to know who it came from. |
| Odd Die | A die loaded to favour odd numbers. Most of the time. |
| Ordinary Die | An ordinary playing die. |
| Painted Die | One of the dice coloured using modern techniques that hide the attempt to load it. |
| Pie Die | Doesn’t look particularly tasty, but it’s well-balanced towards lower numbers. |
| Premolar Die | A playing die made from a premolar tooth. |
| Sad Greaser’s Die | A blue die mirroring the sadness of the original owner. |
| Saint Antiochus’ Die | The Saint Antiochus’ die always rolls a three. Not two, and especially not four. |
| Shrinking Die | A very lightly loaded die. One can barely differentiate it from an ordinary die. |
| St. Stephen’s Die | A die blessed by St. Stephen, guaranteeing favourable numbers in the game and protection from loose stones. |
| Strip Die | Legend has it this die will help you undress many a wench. |
| Three Die | For some reason, this die usually rolls a three. Why? |
| Unbalanced Die | A playing die someone tried to load to his advantage, but didn’t do a very good job. |
| Unlucky Die | Sometimes Lady Luck is on your side, sometimes she isn’t. With this die, she most likely isn’t. |
| Wagoner’s Die | A mysterious playing die found in a ruined house. Suspiciously, it tends to land on one. |
| Wisdom Tooth Die | A playing die made from a wisdom tooth. |
Best KCD2 dice
As you can see, not all dice are reported to be weighed in your favor. The most valuable numbers are one and five, so why would you pick something like the Saint Antochus’ Die, which only rolls a three?
The key to winning at KCD2 dice is consistency. You want a set that gives you the most repeatable throw – if you had an entire set of Saint Antochus, for instance, you would throw six sixes every single time and win each game without question.
If you can find multiple of a certain die, we suggest using them all in conjunction. You can buy many Cautious Cheater’s dice from merchants and taverns, for instance, and while these won’t always throw a one or a five, a full set of them thrown together ensures you very rarely go bust.
The demonic set of dice is also a solid choice. The three main dice heavily favor rolling a six (get it?), with the Devil’s Head dice giving you two chances at a six with one acting as a wildcard.
Now that you know about every KCD2 dice, you won’t have any issues fleecing the people of Bohemia for every last groschen. If you’re struggling to find a particular die, and want to start winning immediately, check out our KCD2 console commands guide where we have the item IDs of the most valuable pieces.
