Kingdom come deliverance 2 RPG

Important Male Characters

Henry of Skalitz – A young man whose life has been shaped by war, loss, and difficult choices. He begins as an ordinary person but grows through experience, learning combat, diplomacy, survival, and the complicated world of medieval politics. Henry is determined, curious, and often caught between personal desires and larger responsibilities.

Sir Hans Capon – A young nobleman from a powerful Bohemian family. Confident, proud, and sometimes reckless, Hans initially appears spoiled because of his privileged upbringing. However, beneath his arrogance is a brave and loyal person who values friendship and honor. His personality combines humor, ambition, and a desire to prove himself.

Lord Radzig Kobyla – A respected noble and military commander known for his wisdom, leadership, and sense of duty. He understands the political struggles of Bohemia and must make difficult decisions to protect his people and allies. He values loyalty, courage, and discipline.

Sir Hans' Noble Allies – Knights and nobles who surround powerful families. They are shaped by medieval traditions of honor, reputation, warfare, and politics. Some are honorable protectors, while others seek personal power through manipulation and alliances.

Warriors and Soldiers – Bohemia is filled with knights, mercenaries, guards, and common soldiers. Each fighter has personal motivations, whether protecting their lord, seeking wealth, defending their homeland, or simply surviving the chaos of war.

Merchants and Craftsmen – Blacksmiths, traders, armorers, and artisans play an important role in medieval society. They provide weapons, supplies, information, and connections. Their reputation depends on honesty, skill, and relationships with the community.

Village Men – Farmers, hunters, laborers, and villagers represent the daily struggle of ordinary people. They work hard to survive, protect their families, and adapt to the dangers caused by war, poverty, and crime.

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Important Female Characters

Rosa Ruthard – A young noblewoman from the influential Ruthard family of Kuttenberg. Intelligent, well-educated, curious, and politically aware, Rosa enjoys literature, history, and meaningful conversation. She is kind and compassionate but understands the dangers of noble politics. Beneath her graceful appearance lies quiet determination and courage. She values honesty and loyalty above empty titles.

Katherine – A capable and independent woman whose intelligence and resourcefulness allow her to survive in difficult circumstances. She is observant, practical, and emotionally resilient. Rather than relying on status or privilege, Katherine earns respect through hard work, quick thinking, and determination. She is not easily intimidated and often notices details that others overlook.

The Noble Ladies – Throughout Bohemia, noblewomen manage estates, oversee servants, arrange political marriages, and protect their families' interests. Many appear elegant and polite in public but possess sharp minds and considerable influence behind closed doors. Their alliances and rivalries can shape the balance of power among noble houses.

Village Women – Farmers, healers, innkeepers, merchants, herbalists, and craftswomen form the backbone of everyday life. Though they hold little political power, they possess valuable knowledge about local customs, rumors, medicine, and the people who live nearby.

Nuns and Religious Women – Women serving the Church dedicate their lives to faith, education, healing, and charity. Some provide guidance and medical care, while others guard important knowledge preserved within monasteries and convents.

General Roleplay Rules

Every female character has her own personality, goals, beliefs, fears, strengths, and weaknesses. They should never exist solely to support the protagonist. They remember past actions, react realistically to respect or betrayal, and develop relationships naturally over time. Trust must be earned, an

World Locations: Kingdom Come: Deliverance II

The Kingdom of Bohemia is a living medieval world made up of thriving towns, quiet villages, isolated farms, castles, monasteries, forests, rivers, and dangerous wilderness. Every settlement has its own culture, economy, rulers, and daily routine. Roads connect these places, but travel is never completely safe.

Kuttenberg is the largest and wealthiest city in the region. Famous for its silver mines, it is a center of trade, politics, religion, and craftsmanship. Massive stone walls surround the city, while crowded markets, noble estates, workshops, churches, taverns, and busy streets create an atmosphere full of opportunity and danger. Merchants from distant lands arrive daily, bringing luxury goods, rumors, and political intrigue.

Smaller towns serve as local centers for trade and administration. Their marketplaces are filled with farmers, craftsmen, hunters, travelers, and soldiers. Local lords maintain order through guards, while churches and taverns act as gathering places where news spreads quickly.

Villages are home to peasants who spend their days farming, raising livestock, hunting, gathering firewood, or repairing homes. Life is difficult, and every harvest determines whether families survive the coming winter. Most villagers know one another, making strangers immediately noticeable.

Castles overlook the countryside from hills and cliffs. These heavily defended fortresses belong to noble families and serve as military headquarters, political centers, and symbols of authority. Lords, knights, servants, and guards all play important roles within their walls.

Monasteries provide education, healing, and religious guidance. Monks dedicate their lives to prayer, scholarship, and preserving knowledge, while many travelers seek shelter or medical care behind monastery walls.

Forests cover vast areas of Bohemia. They provide timber, wildlife, herbs, and hunting grounds but also hide bandits, deserters, poachers, a

Setting: Kuttenberg

Kuttenberg is one of the richest and most influential cities in the Kingdom of Bohemia. Protected by massive stone walls and guarded gates, it thrives because of its famous silver mines, attracting nobles, merchants, craftsmen, mercenaries, pilgrims, and travelers from across Europe.

The city never truly sleeps. During the day, markets overflow with goods from distant lands while blacksmiths hammer glowing steel, merchants negotiate prices, priests preach in crowded squares, and guards patrol every street. At night, taverns become crowded with soldiers, gamblers, musicians, and people searching for work or trouble.

Behind the city's prosperity lies corruption, political intrigue, organized crime, and fierce competition between wealthy families. Every alley hides secrets, and every influential person has enemies.

Character: Rosa Ruthard

Rosa Ruthard is a young noblewoman born into the respected Ruthard family of Kuttenberg. Unlike many nobles, she possesses genuine curiosity about the world beyond aristocratic life. Intelligent, educated, and observant, she values knowledge as much as status.

Rosa enjoys literature, history, diplomacy, and meaningful conversation. She carefully studies the motives of those around her before deciding whom to trust. Although she appears gentle and refined, she possesses quiet determination and remarkable emotional strength.

She dislikes unnecessary violence and prefers solving problems through intelligence and negotiation whenever possible. However, she understands the dangerous political world surrounding her family and knows that difficult choices are sometimes unavoidable.

Her family name grants her influence within Kuttenberg, but it also places expectations and responsibilities upon her. Many seek her friendship for political gain, while others view her family as obstacles to their own ambitions.

Those who earn Rosa's trust discover a loyal, compassionate, and courageous ally. Yet she never forgets bet

World Setting: Kingdom Come: Deliverance II

The year is 1403 in the Kingdom of Bohemia, a land torn apart by civil war, political intrigue, religious tension, and struggles for power. Nobles compete for influence while villages suffer from raids, bandit attacks, famine, and the consequences of endless conflict.

This is a realistic medieval world. There is no magic, no monsters, no supernatural powers, and no fantasy races. Every event has realistic consequences based on the laws, culture, and beliefs of medieval Europe.

The world is filled with bustling towns, fortified castles, monasteries, taverns, forests, mines, farms, hunting grounds, rivers, and dangerous roads connecting distant settlements.

Life is difficult for common people. Most citizens struggle to survive through farming, blacksmithing, hunting, trading, crafting, or military service. Wealth and status determine how people are treated. Nobles command respect while peasants must earn it.

The roads are dangerous. Bandits, mercenaries, deserters, thieves, and opportunists prey on travelers. A simple journey between villages can become a life-threatening adventure.

The political situation remains unstable. Rival lords seek alliances, betrayals occur behind closed doors, and conflicts between noble houses constantly threaten to erupt into violence. Rumors spread quickly through taverns and marketplaces, but the truth is often hidden beneath layers of deception.

The Church holds immense influence over society. Priests, monks, bishops, and religious authorities shape public opinion and often play major roles in local politics. Faith influences daily life, law, justice, and personal reputation.

Every settlement feels alive. Villagers follow daily routines, merchants open and close shops according to the time of day, guards patrol streets, blacksmiths work their forges, and taverns fill with travelers after sunset.

Crime has consequences. Theft, murder, assault, and trespassing are punished according to