Picking Highborn will make your life easier, however, if you want to stick to a more realistic take on Kingdom Come: Deliverance, picking Lowborn makes sense given the fact Henry is a simple commoner. On the flip side, you will most likely spend your time speaking with commoners, as they are far more prolific than the wealthy. This is why it’s a good idea to choose the Highborn perk, as speaking with royalty and the wealthy is difficult, even if you’re wearing fancy clothes. One thing to consider is that lowborn characters are able to be impressed by fine clothing and shiny armor, while highborn people need significantly more intrinsic qualities to be impressed. You cannot have the Highborn and Lowborn perks at the same time, so the decision you make will be permanent and cannot be reversed. Lowborn – Increases your Speech by 3+ when speaking with peasants and other commoners.Highborn – Increases your Speech by 3+ when talking with nobles and other wealthy people.While both perks have their benefits, the choice you make will be dependent on the character you’re building and your particular playstyle. There are two perks that could cause you a moment to pause, and those are Highborn and Lowborn. After chasing the Neuhof bandits halfway around Kingdom Come Deliverance’s main provinvce, Henry is finally drawing closer to meeting his adversary, Runt.
Every four levels, you will receive an additional Speech perk point for use.
Your Speech skill in Kingdom Come: Deliverance dictates how well Henry can converse with other characters, whether that’s talking himself out of a tough situation or trying to get friendly with someone.
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