Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 Guide — Peculiar Poem Solution

If you happen to encounter Bolek while traveling through the second Kuttenberg region, he’ll hand you this peculiar poem. According to him, a drunken monk entrusted him with the verse, claiming it holds the key to locating the legendary Holy Grail—the sacred chalice from which Jesus drank during the Last Supper and that later caught his blood at the crucifixion.

If you’re struggling to make sense of the poem’s cryptic wording, don’t worry—I’ll guide you through its meaning and reveal exactly where to find the Holy Grail.

Where to Find the Holy Grail in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2

Your search will take you to an overgrown river south of the Sedletz Monastery, hidden beyond the fields.

Upon meeting Bolek, who is tirelessly digging along the roadside in his own pursuit of the relic, you’ll receive the Peculiar Poem item. While Bolek will cross your path several more times as he continues his quest, these encounters won’t impact your ability to solve the mystery yourself. The poem itself holds all the answers you need:

"From two enchanted peaks that reach toward the sky,
I set forth, driven by unquenchable thirst.
Beyond the valley, where the land meets the unknown,
I shall drink from a spring that never runs dry."

This riddle leads you to the easternmost area of Kuttenberg, near the Sedletz Monastery. The "two enchanted peaks" refer to the towering spires of the Sedletz Ossuary, which stands in the graveyard. Travel south from there, passing through the fields, and you’ll come upon the "valley where the land meets the unknown"—a winding, wooded river that marks the boundary of the map.

Discovering the Golden Chalice

At the heart of this area, you’ll find a small riverside camp with bathtubs, laundry, scattered food, and blankets. Just past this site, a broken wooden chest lies partially submerged in the water—and next to it rests a gleaming Golden Chalice.

If you need further confirmation that you’ve found the true Holy Grail, look nearby for an unusual skeleton: the remains of a mermaid, one arm raised above the water, clutching a sausage fork. This eerie sight is undoubtedly a playful nod to the Lady of the Lake from Arthurian legend.

Congratulations! You’ve successfully unraveled the poem’s mystery and unearthed one of Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2’s most elusive treasures.