Discover the Lower Semine Woodcutters' Treasure in Kingdom Come Deliverance 2

*Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2* is packed with hidden treasures and cryptic clues, but not all of them are easy to follow. One such treasure lies in the Lower Semine region, waiting for those who know where to look. If you're ready to uncover the woodcutters’ secret stash, we’ve got the full guide to help you find your way.

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Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 – Lower Semine Woodcutter’s Treasure Location

To begin your search, you’ll first need to obtain the map. Head to the small woodcutters' camp located in the southern part of the Lower Semine area. Once there, explore the huts until you find a locked chest. Use your lockpicking skills to open it and retrieve the map inside.

If you’re struggling with the lockpicking mechanic, consider taking part in miller Kreyzl’s questline first—this gives you a safe environment to practice without any risk. Otherwise, be sure to save your game before attempting the lockpick to avoid unnecessary frustration.

Luckily, the treasure itself isn’t too far from the camp. From the woodcutters’ location, make your way slightly northwest into the nearby woods. Refer to the map image below for an exact route if needed, and keep an eye out for a freshly cleared spot in the forest.

Once you arrive at the clearing, scan the area for a nest resting atop a white log. Toss a stone to knock it down, then inspect the fallen nest to collect a key.

Follow the trail ahead until you come across a chest. Use the key to unlock it and claim your reward—381 groschen await you inside. While there aren't any extra items, that’s still a substantial sum, especially during the early stages of the game.

And just like that, you’ve successfully uncovered the Lower Semine woodcutters’ treasure. With your pockets heavier, you can now continue your journey through the world of *Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2*. Be sure to visit The Escapist for more guides, including how to romance Katherine and which perks to prioritize early on.