HomeGames & TechKingdom Come: Deliverance - A Woman's Lot DLC available now

Kingdom Come: Deliverance – A Woman’s Lot DLC available now

Kingdom Come: Deliverance has to be in my top ten games of all time list. Its sprawling environments and interesting storyline keep me coming back over and over. We recently reviewed the Band of Bastards DLC which was a great, albeit short, addition to an already amazing game.

In the new DLC, A Woman’s Lot we get to see the ladies take the central role in a refreshing departure from a male-dominated genre. Warhorse have already excelled at making normal people become the hero in the main game, with lead character Henry, and they are now hoping to do the same with Theresa.

Watch the Kingdom Come: Deliverance – A Woman’s Lot trailer below:

You might remember Theresa from early on in the campaign, she’s the miller’s daughter and is your initial love interest in the game. She was already a strong character and it’s great to see her being developed.

In A Woman’s Lot, you play as Theresa accompanied by her loyal dog Tinker in a standalone questline. You will experience ordinary life in Skalitz and later witness the fateful events of Sigismund’s raid and its aftermath from a wholly different perspective. A Woman’s Lot provides the last piece of the puzzle in the Skalitz story, as you find out what happened just before Henry is found unconscious.

In addition to Theresa’s questline, there’s also some new stuff for Henry to get stuck into too with the Madonna of Sasau questline.

In The Madonna of Sasau, Henry has to help Johanka, an old friend from Skalitz who survived the massacre and took refuge in Sasau Monastery, to overcome the terrifying nightmares that have recently plagued her. Henry will need to visit the places revealed in Johanka’s visions and find out what’s really behind them. Then he will help her with her new calling. Neither Henry nor Johanka knows what that will demand of them or what end it will ultimately lead to.

You can purchase the Woman’s Lot DLC now on Steam at a cost of £10.99.

Must Read

Advertisement