Deliverance 2’s Legacy of the Forge DLC: A Potential Endgame in Disguise

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So there’s this game, Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2. You’ve probably heard of it, especially if you’re living for that medieval vibe. Anyway, it’s shaping up to be one of those epic hits in 2025. And guess what? There’s some DLC action on the way — Legacy of the Forge. Yeah, sounds intense, right? They’re saying it’ll drop sometime in Q3 2025, so mark those calendars (or don’t, because who remembers to check, honestly?).

The idea’s all about rebuilding this ancient, legendary forge — because who doesn’t want to play as a medieval blacksmith, right? The story focuses on this dude Martin, who’s like a foster dad to Henry. Oh, Henry — our main guy from the first game. Not much is clear on how the gameplay’s gonna pan out, but if you’ve played Kingdom Come: Deliverance’s From the Ashes DLC, you’re already in the ballpark. Maybe it’ll go further? Who knows…

Right now, if you jump into KCD2, yeah, you can explore, finish up side quests, and roll in medieval dough. But there’s no real “endgame” moment, no grind fest waiting for you after the credits roll. Which is sort of a bummer, let’s be honest. So, Legacy of the Forge might just jump in to save the day. They could toss in a loop to keep you coming back for more. Fingers crossed, anyway.

Little side note — I found this roadmap online (shout out to the interwebs), and it’s promising. The game’s using what worked in the past, and I’ll tell you, that’s usually a solid move.

Now, here’s a thought. Legacy of the Forge might let you turn this blacksmith thing into a full-on tycoon gig. Crafting swords by day, running the business by night — well, metaphorically because games don’t really have “nights.” Or do they? I’ve lost track… But seriously, if you can build and run your shop, take orders, deal with fancy nobles, hire some apprentices — I mean, I’d sink hours into that. Wouldn’t you?

Interestingly, the game files hint at “ForgeTycoon,” so maybe that’s a clue? But let’s not jinx it. We’ve been there before, right? Promises, promises.

There’s a deeper level to it, considering Martin’s legacy. Suppose it’s more than just a building gig — it’s about discovery, connecting with the past. That’s pretty intense for a video game storyline. If they nail it, this could be one of those expansions where you’re not just playing; you’re feeling it. Makes you wonder if games tell stories better than movies sometimes. Just a thought.

Okay, I probably rambled on there. But hey, whether you’re in it for the story or the gameplay, looks like there’s something to look forward to. We’ll see how Warhorse pulls it off. Here’s hoping it’s worth the wait.