Mint is a very important herb in Kingdom Come Deliverance 2. Aside from smelling incredible, Mint is used in a few key potions and creations that you’ll naturally need to craft as you explore the game. In this guide, I’ll be helping you find the best location for Mint in Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 – and you’ll find stacks of it there.
Mint is a relatively tough herb to find in Kingdom Come, given that it blends in nicely with the general undergrowth in around the more rural parts of the game world. It’s easy to overlook the plant, and that’s why I’m sending you to an area that’ll give you more than you’ll ever need.
So, where can you find Mint in Kingdom Come Deliverance 2? Read on to find out.
What is Mint for in Kingdom Come
In Kingdom Come Deliverance 2, Mint has a few benefits. It’s good for selling to traders like alchemists and herbalists, but it’s also a key ingredient in a few potions:
- Cockerel
- Dandelion
- Digestion
- Hair o’ the Dog
- Preserver
- Spirits
Digestion is one that you’ll need to craft a few times for quests, plus it doesn’t hurt to have some on hand. When you overeat in Kingdom Come, you’ll become too full and sick, and taking a Digestion Potion can immediately negate those negative effects and debuffs.
Similarly, Hair o’ the Dog will cure a hangover, which helps with the many quests that require you to drink excessively.
Where to Find Mint in Kingdom Come Deliverance 2
The best location for Mint in KCD2 is just north of Zhelejov, a small settlement to the left of the map. It’s a relatively unassuming settlement that doesn’t have many amenities, but what it does have is a huge stash of Mint.
If you head north of the settlement, you’ll find a spring called ‘Zhelejov Spring’, nestled in the forest. It’s not hard to miss it, but here’s a map location:
Once you’ve found the location, you’ll be presented with a bag that contains up to 50 Mint, with lots of plants being scattered around the Spring. There are also some Belladonna plants nearby, which are equally as important and used in the crafting of Saviour Schnapps.
Remember to take the herbs to a drying rack once you’ve picked them, to increase their lifespan. If you don’t want to hang onto them, you can sell them to a herbalist – it’s always nice getting free money.
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