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Kingdom Come: Deliverance’s first DLC introduces a new type of adventure. Players will have the ability to build an entire authentic village “from the ashes” of a burned down bandit camp and experience first-hand what it was like to build a new settlement from the ground up in the Holy Roman Empire.
As the newly appointed bailiff, players will decide which structures to build first, how they want to attract people to their settlement, and how to handle disputes amongst citizens. But a bailiff’s lot is not all hard work; village leaders can also enjoy recreational activities like taking one of the new horses for a ride, rolling the dice in games of chance, or just visiting the local (and recently built on your orders) tavern. These are just some of the activities awaiting players in From the Ashes.
From the Ashes – Features
Manage a village and control the finances. Plan accordingly and take care of your reputation.
Upgrade your buildings and get unique items which will help you on your journey through Bohemia.
Hire special NPCs and upgrade your production with well-known characters from the game.
Mediate disputes and influence the wellbeing of your citizens and budget.
As the newly appointed bailiff, players will decide which structures to build first, how they want to attract people to their settlement, and how to handle disputes amongst citizens. But a bailiff’s lot is not all hard work; village leaders can also enjoy recreational activities like taking one of the new horses for a ride, rolling the dice in games of chance, or just visiting the local (and recently built on your orders) tavern. These are just some of the activities awaiting players in From the Ashes.
From the Ashes – Features
Manage a village and control the finances. Plan accordingly and take care of your reputation.
Upgrade your buildings and get unique items which will help you on your journey through Bohemia.
Hire special NPCs and upgrade your production with well-known characters from the game.
Mediate disputes and influence the wellbeing of your citizens and budget.
If you are interested in the game, you may want to check out our review of Kingdom Come: Deliverance. I will note that since that review went live, the game has received a significant number of updates that addressed many of the performance issues and bugs encountered. The score has not (and will not) been adjusted to reflect these updates.
Yes, that lady is sweeping the dirt road. What of it?
