Walkthrough for the quest The Good Thief in the game Kingdom Come: Deliverance. This page covers all main objectives, key steps, or helpful tips to guide you through the quest smoothly. Whenever possible, the guide points out locations for key items and details interactions with NPCs, among other tips. To ensure maximum clarity, in-game screenshots are included for easy-to-follow visual guidance.
Quest Group: Side Quests
Location: Rattay
Prerequisites: To play this quest, you must first complete the quest Homecoming.
Miller Peshek and his niece, Theresa, took care of me while I was at death's door. I owe them my life.
Miller Peshek
World Map / Bohemia
Miller Woyzeck
World Map / Bohemia
I'd better have a word with Miller Peshek about the time I spent lying ill at his mill.
I talked to Peshek about the time I spent lying helpless at his mill while his niece, Theresa, took care of me. It seems I ran up a bill with the apothecary.
While I was unconscious, my debt to the apothecary increased. I should pay him.
I ran up a bill with the apothecary while I was unconscious. I have to pay him 20 Groschen.
The debt I owed to the apothecary for the treatment he gave me while I was unconscious is finally paid. Unlike Peshek, the apothecary had no peculiar ideas about how I should repay him.
I paid the apothecary for the treatment he gave me while I was lying unconscious.
Miller Peshek paid the apothecary 50 Groschen to treat me while I was unconscious. He wants me to pay the debt off by doing him a service.
Pay him or complete his task and bring him the ring he is looking for.
It took a bit of effort, but I succeeded in paying Peshek what I owed him. Now we're all square, Peshek confided in me that he'd be willing to buy stolen goods from me from time to time.
Peshek insists I repay my debt for treatment. If I don't do it quickly, he'll make my life a living hell.
I repaid my debt to Peshek. Better late than never.
Peshek keeps offering me some shady job.
I talked to Peshek about a job he wanted me to do for him. He wanted me to get a ring from a dead convict buried beneath the gallows.
Peshek wants me to get him a ring from an executed man who's buried under the gibbet. It's either that or pay him back in coin.
I'm going to need a spade to dig up the ring from the grave.
In exchange for the treatment I got at his mill, the miller wanted me to get him a ring that was buried with a corpse under the gibbet. I dug up the corpse, but the ring wasn't there.
I didn't find any ring on the corpse. Peshek has some explaining to do!
Peshek said the only one who would know anything about the ring is the executioner.
Before you go to the executioner's cottage, you can practice opening the locks.
I've got to get that ring. It's at the Executioner's.
Try to convince Executioner Hermann to leave the area and thus make your task easier.
Unlock the door to the house and go inside.
There are two locked chests in the house. Ring is inside one of them.
The dead man's ring was hidden in the executioner's quarters. I succeeded in getting my hands on it.
I've got dead man's ring. It wasn't in the grave, but at the executioner's. I can go back to Peshek.
The dead man's ring was hidden in the executioner's quarters. I succeeded in getting my hands on it.
I finally have the dead man's ring. Peshek wants me to take it to the miller in Kohelnitz.
I took the dead man's ring to Miller Woyzeck in Kohelnitz as Peshek wanted. But Woyzeck threw it away, saying it was a worthless bauble! The whole task was just a test to see if I could be relied upon and had the stomach for less than honest work.
Peshek sent me to Miller Woyzeck in Kohelnitz, who may have work for me.
Peshek sent me to see Miller Woyzeck in Kohelnitz, who should have some "milling" jobs for me now and again.