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Getting Kingdom Come Deliverance 2's Lion Crest armor takes you across Trosky and into some of its hidden little corners. The armor itself is just kind of decent, but the rewards you get along the ...

To start The Lion’s Crest, find Scribe Gaibl in Troskowitz, marked by a purple quest icon if you have the Lion’s Crest pre-order DLC. Speak with him and exhaust all dialogue options.

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