The hand cannon trophies in Kingdom Come: Deliverance II

Four firearm trophies, all below 13%, and none of them is hard: it is just that almost nobody uses the thing.

Completing them unlocks

OverkillSilver10.69%

And it counts towards High Noon, Original Gunslinger, Hic-Hic-Boom, required for the platinum.

The EveryTrophy team2 min readPublished on 21/08/2026Updated on 21/08/2026Covers 4 of the 84 trophies

Four rare trophies, all for the same reason

Firearms are the big new thing in Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, and they have four trophies of their own. All four sit below 13%, and not because they demand skill: it is that the hand cannon takes an eternity to load, and in a melee-combat game almost nobody bothers with it.

Trophy	What it asks for	Who has it
Original Gunslinger	Carry 4 loaded hand cannons	12.33%
Hic-Hic-Boom	Make gunpowder while drunk	11.45%
High Noon	Shoot an enemy who is also carrying a gun	11.04%
Overkill	Blow a rabbit apart with the hand cannon	10.69%

How to close all four in one afternoon

All four can be closed back to back as soon as you have the guns and the powder:

Original Gunslinger is a money problem: get four hand cannons and load them one at a time. They are expensive and scarce, so buy them off merchants as soon as they show up.

Hic-Hic-Boom is the quickest: get drunk and start mixing gunpowder. It goes wrong, and that is the trophy.

High Noon needs an enemy carrying a firearm, and there are not many. Turn up to the fight with the gun already loaded: if you have to load it in front of him, you are dead first.

Overkill is the most ridiculous and the rarest. Creep up on a rabbit crouched, with the weapon loaded beforehand, and fire from close range.

Careful

Overkill is incompatible with Lent, which asks you to finish the game without killing animals. Both are base-game trophies and both are needed for the platinum, so one of the two goes in a second playthrough.

And the poor relation: the crossbow

Bohemian Sniper asks you to kill an enemy with a headshot from a crossbow, at long range, and 13.33% have it for the same reason: the crossbow arrives late and is awkward to use.

The practical move is to save it for a bandit camp at night: set up at a distance, take your time aiming at somebody who has not seen you, and that is that.

The trophies involved

Each one links to its section inside the full Kingdom Come: Deliverance II trophy guide.

OverkillSilver10.69%

You pulverized a rabbit with a gunshot.

Original name: Overkill

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High NoonBronze11.04%

You shot a gun-wielding enemy with a gun.

Original name: High Noon

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Original GunslingerBronze12.33%

You got four loaded hand cannons ready.

Original name: Original Gunslinger

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Hic-Hic-BoomBronze11.45%

Making gunpowder while drunk isn't a very good idea.

Original name: Hic-Hic-Boom

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