"Discover Sam's Location in KCD2: Kingdom Come Deliverance 2"

If you're aiming for the best ending in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, rescuing Sam is a crucial task. Here's how to find and save him during the "Reckoning" quest.

Rescuing Sam During "Reckoning"

As you approach the climax of the main quest line, you discover that Sam is being held captive at Praguer's Camp by Brabant. To save him, you'll need to infiltrate the camp either through stealth or combat.

To move around the camp without arousing suspicion, you'll need a guard's outfit. You can obtain this by either killing a guard and hiding his body or by looting one from the chests scattered around the camp. Once equipped, you can freely explore the camp in search of Sam.

Sam is located in a barn on the left side of the camp, past an open area with a cooking fire. Use the ladder on the side of the barn to enter and confront Brabant. At this point, you can choose to kill or spare Brabant. Opting to spare him contributes to achieving the best ending.

When to Rescue Sam

After freeing Sam, don't rush to escape the camp immediately. Sam will inform you about von Aulitz, who is also present in the camp. It's advisable to deal with von Aulitz first, find a horse, and then return to Sam to facilitate your escape.

Von Aulitz can be found in the main part of the camp. Wearing the guard outfit allows you to enter his room without challenge. Upon finding him, von Aulitz, already dying, requests a dignified death. Granting this wish is the most honorable choice, though you can also choose to kill him brutally or leave him to die slowly. Interestingly, leaving him to die contributes to the best ending.

Once you've dealt with von Aulitz, return to Sam in the barn. If questioned by a guard, simply say you're moving the body to avoid suspicion. Head towards the camp gates, turn right, and follow the perimeter to reach the stables.

At the stables, select a horse and escape with Sam, advancing you closer to the culmination of Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2's main quests.