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

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Alright, so let’s dive right into this. Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 — if you haven’t heard of it, where ya been? It’s made quite the splash since 2025. Anyway, the latest buzz is all about this upcoming DLC, Legacy of the Forge. Supposedly dropping in Q3 2025. We’re talking serious blacksmith vibes. Players get to rebuild some legendary forge, and it’s all wrapped around Martin, Henry’s adoptive dad. Warhorse is keeping the gameplay details under wraps for now, but if it’s anything like that From the Ashes DLC, we might be in for something special. Maybe even better? Fingers crossed.

Now, here’s a thing. Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 is… well, kinda lacking a proper endgame. Sure, you can wander medieval Bohemia all day long, tie up loose quest ends or hoard every coin, but what’s next, you know? Cue Legacy of the Forge. It’s got a golden opportunity here to slide in with an epic endgame loop. Imagine spicing up the postgame grind with something fresh to sink your teeth into after the main narrative? Yeah, that could be nice.

The little we know about Legacy of the Forge suggests it’s gonna be one heck of an emotional rollercoaster. Henry, our main dude, is digging into Martin’s legacy. This could make Martin a bigger deal in the story department than we’ve seen before. Hold up, yet there’s room for fresh gameplay too, fitting nicely with Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2’s aging footprint.

Ooh, if they weave the new gameplay stuff throughout, and not just in the main narrative? That’s the ticket. Diversify or die, am I right? Or something like that. It would unlock Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 for more than a single playthrough – give us players more reasons to stick around beyond just replaying with different choices and all that jazz.

Now, think about it, if Legacy of the Forge actually mirrors that From the Ashes DLC vibe and lets players tinker with a full forge operation? Dang, that’s a juicy cycle to hook us for dozen more hours. Imagine crafting for nobles or mercs, building cred as the go-to blacksmith, and hiring some apprentices. Wait, can apprentices earn me passive cash while I’m off gallivanting? That’s a sweet gig right there!

Bizarre tidbit, the name in the game files is “ForgeTycoon.” How does that not scream cash machine potential? But seriously, bolting the business side into a never-ending gaming loop would be the ultimate cherry on top. Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 could finally nail that endgame it always deserved. Let’s hope Warhorse doesn’t just stop shooting for the stars. Hit pause. Let’s see where this roller goes.