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As you progress throughKingdom Come: Deliverance 2you’ll encounter a wide array of distinct characters - knights, blacksmiths, armorers, nobles, and more. Despite their differences, they all share one thing in common: each of them has a task or quest for Henry, offering him the opportunity to lend a hand in their various endeavors.
The series of quests where Henry needs to help a few shepherds leads to Herdsboy Natan, who believes in the existence of a werewolf. Henry, of course, is here to clear up the confusion, as werewolves don’t exist, obviously, and something else is going on. This is where the Hunting the Werewolf quest begins, and this guide will help you with it.
How To Start Hunting The Werewolf Quest
You need tocomplete bothThe Lost Sheepand theCarrot on a Stickquests. Afterward,a new activity in redwill be marked on your map,just north of Semine.
Here, you will findHerdsboy Natan sitting on a bench. Interact with him and agree to help him in order tostart the Hunting the Werewolf quest.
Natan believes there is a werewolf stealing his sheep, so you need to investigate what is really happening.
How To Find The Werewolf
Slightly northwest of Natan’s location, you will find an objective marker. Make your way there, and you will findan arrow on a tree.Interact with it, which will update the objective marker and make it larger.
Now, you need to find the ‘werewolf’ location.Make your way just north of the objective marker, where you will finda camp behind a large rock.
Inside the camp, there will be a few bandits that you need to deal with.
These are the ‘werewolves’ the man was thinking of. After you deal with them,interact with the dead sheep on the rockto update the quest.
How To Complete Hunting The Werewolf Quest
After Henry learns the truth about the werewolf,head back to Natanandtell him what is really happening.
This willcomplete the Hunting the Werewolf quest, and you will receive some Groschen, oneSchnapps, oneWeak Saviour Schnapps, twoBandage, oneBread, twoCooked Onion, and oneEven Die.
