Voivode's Letter Location in Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 - Miri Fajta Quest

Embarking on the Miri Fajta side quest in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2* is a journey filled with intricate steps and challenges. One of the key objectives is securing the Voivode’s letter of safe conduct, which is crucial for your progression. Here's a detailed guide on how to obtain it.

Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 Voivode’s Letter of Safe Conduct Location

To begin your quest for the Voivode’s letter of safe conduct in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2*, you must first advance through the Miri Fajta questline at the Nomads’ Camp. Continue until the Voivode reveals that Marika possesses the letter. Return to Marika in Apollonia and assist her in fending off the wolves.

When conversing with Marika, it's vital to select the right dialogue options to earn her trust:

• “He cares about you.”
• “I swear.”

Upon choosing these options, Marika will disclose that she concealed the letter inside a tree near a nearby river. Below is a screenshot to guide you to its exact location.

Retrieve the letter of safe conduct from the designated tree, then make your way back to the Nomads’ Camp. Before you meet with the Voivode, consider speaking with Tibor. He will propose a wager involving the letter and an amulet, which consists of two challenges:

1. Win a horse race against Tibor.
2. Engage in a fistfight with him.

To better your chances in the horse race, it’s advisable to acquire the Good Old Pebbles perk for your horse beforehand. Additionally, participating in unarmed melee tournaments in the surrounding areas will prepare you for the fistfight with Tibor. Although he’s not an overly formidable opponent, Tibor has a knack for countering your attacks more effectively than most.

By following these steps, you'll successfully obtain the Voivode’s letter of safe conduct in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2*. For more insights and strategies on the game, including how to acquire the Royal Treasury Key and tips on romancing Katherine, be sure to visit The Escapist.