Lent Trophy Guide

Check Your Stats: Navigate to the “Player” tab in the menu, then “Statistics,” and under “General,” find “Meat eaten.” Under “Combat,” find “Animals killed.” Ensure both are at 0.

Avoid Eating Meat: Do not consume any meat products, including fish, chicken, pork, boar, or beef.

Alternative Food Sources: Purchase fruit, cheese, and bread. Dried cheese is a good non-meat, high-nourishment option.

Inn Stew Pots: Stew pots at inns do not count as meat. Eating from these is a reliable way to maintain nourishment. For example, spending approximately 120 groschen at Zhelejov Wagoners’ Inn and 50 groschen at Tachov provides access to replenishable stew. Buying beds in Kuttenberg also offers similar benefits.

Feeding Mutt: While Henry cannot eat meat, you can still feed meat to Mutt.

Avoid Killing Animals: Do not kill any animals.

Handling Wolves: During quests where you encounter wolves, you do not have to kill them. You can often punt them until they flee, or block and counter their attacks to punch and kick them until they fall unconscious or flee.

Mutt’s Kills: Mutt’s kills do not count against Henry’s stats. You can let Mutt defeat wolves, especially when a quest requires them to be dead. Stop attacking when wolves are wounded so Mutt can finish them off.

Mutt’s Obedience: Keep Mutt fed and praise him. Raising the Houndmaster skill will make him more effective in combat.

Regular Saving: Use Saviour Schnapps to save frequently. Check your stats after every quest or combat encounter, especially those involving wolves, to ensure you haven’t accidentally increased the “Meat eaten” or “Animals killed” stats.