Progressing further into the game, you’ll encounter a variety of distinct landscapes teeming with unique sights, as well as an array of individuals displaying diverse characteristics. To thrive in this unforgiving environment, it’s wise to bear these factors in mind.
In the style of many major missions in KCD 2, The Finger of God is broken down into several primary and secondary goals, with many being elective. One such optional goal will also grant you access to a romantic scene with Klara (should you have courted her during Necessary Evil; this being the second opportunity for romance if successful). For those eager to learn how to finish the quest, along with all its primary and secondary objectives, please find the information below. If your sole interest lies in courting Klara, feel free to skip ahead by clicking here.
In the upcoming adventure of Kingdom Come Deliverance 2, titled The Finger of God, I find myself undertaking a somber task – burying fallen comrades who met their end in a regrettable misunderstanding, under the watchful eye of Father Godwin. As the story unfolds, I reach an optional segment where I’m faced with tending to three injured soldiers. The challenge lies in ensuring I provide them with the right care, as any misstep could prove fatal for these men. It can be a bit perplexing figuring out the proper methods of treatment.
In Kingdom Come Deliverance 2, dice is one of the several mini-games offered. Mastery of this game could yield Henry a variety of valuable items, provided he plays skillfully.
As an ardent admirer, I delved into a captivating conversation with Kate Dollarhyde, Avowed’s senior narrative designer, and John Cotto, the game’s area designer. They generously shared insights about the motivations behind Avowed’s story, their experiences in reimagining Eora, and the fascinating similarities and differences between the game’s protagonist, the Envoy, and Pillars of Eternity’s Watcher.
They elucidated on the genesis of the Dreamscourge, the challenges of recreating creatures and adversaries in a non-isometric style, whether Avowed offers “evil paths,” and much more. To ensure the discussion remained clear and concise, some parts were edited for clarity and brevity.