description Kingdom Come: Deliverance Overview
Kingdom Come: Deliverance is an action role-playing game set in Bohemia during 1403, amidst a conflict between King Wenceslaus IV and King Sigismund of Hungary. The player controls Henry, a commoner who joins a resistance movement led by Lord Radzig Kobyla after a mercenary attack on his village. Gameplay involves navigating an open world with branching quests centered around restoring the Bohemian monarchy.
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info Kingdom Come: Deliverance Specifications
| Country | Czech Republic |
| Year | 2018 |
help Kingdom Come: Deliverance FAQ
Why does Henry leave Skalitz in Kingdom Come: Deliverance?
Henry's life changes when Sigismund's forces attack Skalitz and kill his parents. He escapes, enters the service of Sir Radzig Kobyla, and pursues the raiders while trying to recover his father's stolen sword.
Can Henry use swords and bows effectively from the beginning?
No. Henry starts as an untrained blacksmith's son, so his combat abilities improve through practice, formal training, and repeated use of individual skills. Captain Bernard is especially important for learning techniques such as master strikes.
Why does saving work differently in Kingdom Come: Deliverance?
Manual saving normally consumes Saviour Schnapps, while the game also saves at selected quests, beds, and exit points. The system is designed to make risky choices carry more weight than they do in RPGs with unrestricted quick-saving.
Does Kingdom Come: Deliverance II continue Henry's story?
Yes. Kingdom Come: Deliverance II directly continues Henry and Sir Hans Capon's journey, with the conflict expanding into new areas of 15th-century Bohemia. It remains a grounded historical RPG rather than introducing fantasy magic or monsters.
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