Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 DLC Will Finally Focus On This Underused Feature From The First Game
The release of is less than two weeks away, but the developers have already released a roadmap for the game in 2025 to give players a schedule for future updates and expansions. had a lot of content at launch and received five DLCs in the following years, but it appears Warhorse is planning larger expansions this time.
Henry will be getting his hands on some exciting new weapons in , new armor, and other things to aid him during his time in Kuttenberg. More advanced and powerful tools will require Henry to improve his skills to use them effectively, and one of the expansions will focus on one skill that wasn't used enough in the first game.
When players first meet Henry he is the son of a Blacksmith in Skalitz, and his father is in the process of forging a sword for their liege-lord, Radzig Kobyla. The sword is stolen during the game's introduction and is a key point of the narrative, but Henry's blacksmithing background quickly falls by the wayside. looks to remedy that with its second expansion,
Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2's release is on the horizon, but many wonder if they need to play the first game before the second. Find out the answer.
is scheduled to arrive in the autumn of 2025. In this expansion, players will have their own forge that they must rebuild from the ground up andthis once-renowned forge can be used to create master-crafted weapons, though it isn't confirmed whether these weapons can be used by Henry himself. The DLC's narrative will center on Henry's father, Martin, as he copes with his loss and the reality of war in the Middle Ages.
Blacksmithing is the perfect skill for to focus on, both in the base game and with its DLC. In the first game, Henry's skills as a blacksmith were rarely used in quests, and players would only use items like the Blacksmith's kits to repair their weapons when they weren't near a town with a swordsmith. With the game's focus on historical realism, the lack of emphasis on Henry's blacksmithing background was a
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