Just thought id share my recent mini painting project. A small 3d printed Jan Zizka. Still a few things to tidy up but im pretty pleased so far!

What’s your favorite masterforging technique?

Or brought back from KCD1

Some of you might remember the little poll we held here on Facebook a while ago, asking which location should become our next Kingdom Come clock.

Well... Suchdol didn't exactly win that battle.

Sasau won by an overwhelming 164 votes to 14!

And of course, Sasau got its well-deserved moment in the spotlight. But we simply couldn't leave poor Suchdol behind forever!

So here it is, our newest officially licensed Kingdom Come: Deliverance II – Suchdol 24-hour wall clock!

This time, we went back to a style closer to our original Rattay clock, but with a completely different, vertical composition.

The design brings the dramatic siege of Suchdol to life, featuring castle walls, soldiers, ladders, intricate trees, and plenty of tiny details.

One of the most interesting features is that the magnetic decorative elements are positioned at different heights, creating a beautiful three-dimensional effect that really comes alive when viewed from an angle.

And believe us, those tiny branches, soldiers, and architectural details were quite a challenge to design and laser-cut! Some of the cuts required incredible precision, and assembling everything was its own little adventure.

Oh, and there's a very special guest star hiding somewhere in the scene...

MUTT!

As always, every piece is carefully handcrafted in our little Hungarian workshop, with plenty of patience, attention to detail, and love for the Kingdom Come universe.

A huge thank you to Warhorse Studios for their continued trust and support, and for allowing us to bring these wonderful medieval worlds into real life.

And of course, thank you to this amazing community for the inspiration, encouragement, and enthusiasm!

So, Sasau may have won the vote... but Suchdol finally gets its revenge!

You can watch the Suchdol video here:
https://www.instagram.com/p/Dem2J5GNYcr/

Handmade by Tale Manufactory.

Officially licensed by Warhorse Studios s.r.o.

Kcd really has a lot of truly memorable supporting characters. Personally, I prefer Hare Hunt because I love the quest in Talmberg. But I also really like Vostatek the drunken hunter, Betty from the Baths, and Hermann the executioner. Who's your favorite?

At least until you drop it lol.

Also… this is my 4th playthrough and I just now found out I could hang things on my wall. 😒

I figured out how you can get potions in Godwin's inventory without console commands. I hope that its been long enough that this won't get patched if discovered.

So, during Henry's playthrough before the Nebakov ambush you should make a Henry tier hair of the dog, fox, and lion perfume (plus whatever dice/potions you think might come in handy later).

Then while you're still playing as Henry you go to the field where Godwin will encounter Erik and help him in a fight. Around that area there is this house off to the right (i think its a fishermans house, but its the single house on the right side. Not the ones of the left). Go into this house and you'll find a chest in the first room. Lockpick it, then unload whatever you want to give to Godwin. After this immediately head to Troksy and start the Nebakov ambush quest where you're strategizing the night before the attack.

When you switch over to Godwin continue the story as normal. But when you get to the field with Erik, you help him fight off the bandits, then just ignore him for a little bit. Go to the house where you left the items as Henry.

This part is important. You have to choke the owner of the house till they're unconscious, and steal his keys. Now go into the house and unlock the chest holding your items. Take everything, and continue your playthrough as normal.

These items will stay in Godwin's inventory for the Raborsch party, they will not despawn over time. I completed all of the side quests in Kuttenberg, finished the monastery and painter DLC quests, and they were still there.

The hair of the dog will not cure Godwin's drunkenness. The devs made it impossible to get rid of it, and it goes down then shoots back up. But, your charisma and speech will be high enough to successfully romance any of the 3 options thanks to the Henry's fox/lion perfume.

Using items found in my inventory. I tried to put together a "travel" kit for 13th-century knight. I haven't included any pieces of plate armor and the sword I’m using is the one belonging to knight Bavor, which was found at Sedlec Monastery. Does anyone have any other suggestions? I’d prefer not to use any mods.

Longsword of the Four Evangelists… Every piece of the sword, the guard/pommel, blade, engravings, scabbard, belt… just 🤌🏼🔥

i don’t really keep up with the fandom often but she or this dlc doesn’t get talked about enough imo,I know the 1st game is a diamond in the rough and most haven’t played it or it’s dlc so it might be because of that but she’s probably my 3rd favorite character in the game which is crazy to say,her chemistry with Henry is 10/10 even in base game,this dlc proves how good this game is in general,i can really go picking weeds,feeding chickens,getting johanka a date to the dance and sword fight with Henry the hungry and have actual fun and I don’t think alot of games can or will ever capture how lived in and charming this game is,especially with characters like Henry and theresa having these short but such amazing story moments.

Hi everyone,

I am not sure if KCD2 is supposed to feel like this, but I am getting more and more frustrated. I play on Hardcore and when I traveled through the first map I constantly run into random encounters. The first map even had some paths that had basically a 100% bandit spawn rate.

Now, I am on the second map and I don't know what's wrong with the game. On the second map I stopped running into any bandit encounters. I still have sometimes camp sites spawning or random civilians walking around, but the amount of bandits is basically 0.

Do you have any idea how I can fix this? I really want the old feeling back, where I constantly run into bandits and had to fight for my life. Right now, especially on hardcore, it feels like a horse simulator, because nothing happens between villages.

I think Henry is so cute and stupid. Also any cutscenes where he laughs really hard is adorable.

Ho iniziato da poco una partita in modalità HARDCORE (prima volta) e durante questo combattimento contro 4 cumani (gestito EGREGIAMENTE secondo me dato che non avevo chissà che protezione però almeno avevo la spada da mercante) mi sono ricordato di quanto facesse schifo la telecamera durante i combattimenti e come avrete notato dal video non si riesce a cambiare il blocco da un nemico all' altro (infatti stavo impazzendo quando cercavo di cambiare il bersaglio da un cumano all' altro dato che ogni volta che ci provavo mi riempivano di mazzate)

Domanda: Secondo voi dovrei usare anche una mazza? Io non ne ho mai usata una quindi non so se potrebbe essermi di aiuto in certe situazioni

Mutt is constantly turning around and sticking his butt in my face when I go to pet him. So I go into sneak mode to get closer to him, and inevitably some passerby calls me a crook. Like, mind your own business dude, I'm just trying to pet my dog.

I recently had to switch him from dry food to wet food, as bags of dry meat tended to roll halfway across the map before he would go near them. Could this be the reason? I feel like nobody understands the trials of a videogame dog owner. Sigh

I dropped items for him, but he just reacted like a random NPC finding loot on the street. Feels like a somewhat disconnected mechanic.

Henry is either really cool, or I'm making him look like a total dumbass in my playthrough.