did you bother to look at where the stone fell? That's a hidden objective, as is finding Leshek before Zmola gets to him.The latest Kingdom Come: Deliverance patch, version 1.4, is here with lots of quest fixes, new content, and a limited-time Easter event. Some of those clues are only available if you think beyond the quest markers, e.g. There's multiple clues, the stone, the skull, Zmola's rich dress, that the quarry stone was changed after it arrived at the monastery, etc. There's multiple endings depending on your actions, you may or not prove Zmola guilty, you may or may not catch/kill him, and Leshek may or may not die. To me it's an example of great quest design. As far as Divish and the quarry are concerned that was that's a successful conclusion, which makes perfect sense if you think about it. You proved that the quarry stone wasn't at fault so the monastery will resume purchases, even if a scapegoat gets the blame. Lo and behold the next day Zmola asked why I didn't come to the meeting and that Leshek had run off.Īs for why the quest ended though is that you were investigating on behalf of the quarry and Sir Divish.
In my case I'd shown the skull to Zmola and agreed to meet after sunset, but there's another quest where you can get imprisoned for a day and that caused me to miss the meeting. I had the same outcome happen to me once. The only thing linking the sabotage directly to you (Zmola) is Leshek, the other "helpers" you had were successfully "disappeared". Some guy is digging around and he's asking about the skull that you got Leshek to hide. He does that and gets rid of the body.Īnd it makes sense if you think of it like real life and Zmolas perspective. If you go gallivating then that gives Zmola enough time to kill Leshek. I believe there's a timer on that part of the quest.
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