Warhorse Studios and Deep Silver have officially released Legacy of the Forge, the latest expansion for Kingdom Come: Deliverance II. Available today, September 9, the downloadable content adds a major story arc, new gameplay features, and player-driven customization options. The expansion is priced at €13.99 and is included for owners of the Gold Edition and Expansion Pass.
Alongside the DLC, the developers have also rolled out the 1.4 patch update, available free for all players. The patch delivers a set of quality-of-life enhancements, an updated photo mode, and an adaptive HUD, further refining the overall gameplay experience.
In Legacy of the Forge, Henry becomes a member of Kuttenberg’s blacksmith guild, gaining access to a legendary forge once tied to his adoptive father, Martin. This workshop, long abandoned, holds an unfinished dream—Martin and his companions once planned to restore Kuttenberg’s astronomical clock, but the project collapsed and the forge fell into ruin. Henry must now rebuild the workshop, earn prestige, and reunite Martin’s former allies, each bringing essential skills to complete the city’s clock.
The expansion offers around 15 hours of new story-driven content, weaving together themes of loyalty, craftsmanship, and discovery.
A central feature of the expansion is the forge itself, which players can fully customize. The system allows for over 100 million design combinations, covering the forge’s exterior, private quarters, and yard. Beyond aesthetics, upgrades and furnishings provide functional benefits, such as faster skill learning or improved recovery. This transforms the forge into both a player home and a gameplay hub.
Legacy of the Forge is available today as a separate purchase or included in the Kingdom Come: Deliverance II Gold Edition. The Gold Edition bundles the base game, Gallant Huntsman’s Kit, Expansion Pass with all three story expansions, and the Shields of Season pack.
For additional details, players can visit kingdomcomerpg.com.
