Radzig was going to reveal the truth at the start of the game. And then the siege happened. The subtext is Radzig would reveal the truth to Henry and sponsor him as an eligible page for Hanush (giving Hans a friend in the process) If Henry was competant and enjoyed the process of knighthood and by extension nobility, he'll be legitimised. If he wasn't cut out for it, oh well, blacksmithing was a good, steady occupation, even for a bastard. Sadly, Radzig and Henry both got what they wanted after losing everything. Be careful what you wish for.

You cant legitimize a basterd

Well, the king was kidnapped, start up the game and it tells you the story.

Well, the oficial Warhorse channel said they're working in a sequel, but it will take quite some time until we can get our hands on that

@@Delta_2209 they put every ounce of love and detail into their work.

Casualty starts to hear the graybeards calling you

@@stephenstowe9711 DOVAHKIIN

that would be awesome

No, I'm not a Dragonborn, Radzig, I'm just Henry!

The nobility twist could make things cooler though for KCD2. He might go to Prague and be knighted or something or get the chance to own land.

my dump ass thougt he meant it in a different way

Honestly, that only makes it better. A slight and clever reference

Henry has a lot in common with Uhtred "Ragnarsson" of Bebbanburgh as he was seen as a bastard child and constantly had to be pulled into everything to save the day and suffer constant loss or anguish. I never really cared for Radzig anyway since I felt he was too into himself. Henry is his own man and doesn't need anyone to tell him who he is etc.

Tbh it wasn't that obvious for most people, it caught a lot of people by surprise, but once it was revealed, everything made sense

That can easily pass off as just a joke about him lazing around like he’s a lord

That's the plot twist lol Being a noble doesn't mean he is 'special', he was raised as a peasant and acted like one.

The bastard son of a minor noble wouldn't be much higher than a peasant. Its not like he's the bastard son of a duke or count after all.

Well that depended usually they were despised by the majority but you had certain ones that held quite high positions especially if they were capable they could be legitimized

@@jukeboxmetallica1376mostly because he wasn’t seen as a legitimate son

​@@sebastjankoracin7774William the Conqueror, once the Bastard, says what!

I'm a wot?

Henry didnt accept it he can barely say the word father and when he calls radzig father you can hear he is pissed off a bit

That's what happens when a plottwist is good

Well if u think about it by this time they would have a much closer relationship

I think the first time he says “father” to Sir Radzig it’s more about him saying “I know the truth” rather than being like ohh father dear father

He became a wrestler in this video. Close enough... kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rJtmjNSElb-zgJs.html

@@Aztagon lol i made this comment as a joke because im a boxer myself and i train core everyday to get a strong core but the fact that this actually exists and i didnt even know is hilarious

Indeed, I mean when Sir Radzig said “Good luck, Son” when Henry left I figured “wait is Henry a bastard?” Then I just dumb it down to “ah Sir Radzig probably just cares for Henry doubt him being a bastard is possible”

@@heyjoji1954 Well if you think about it devs have told us in the very beggining. Do you remember start of the game? When Henrys not real dad mentioned he had blue blood? And then he mentioned radzig owes him something? Also the way radzig treats henry? There were clues all around which is another thing i love about this game

@@BULL0099887564 And Radzig wanting him to try using the sword at the start, which Martin seemed to not be so happy about

You can

milanese brigandine iirc

No, Radzig had relations with Henry's mother when they were young. To hide their bastard son she married his dad instead and they raised him as their own.

@@Aztagon Hmm, still doesn’t make so much sense. The blacksmith basically did Radzig the biggest favor ever in order to cover for him by marrying Henry’s mom, or is there something I’m misunderstanding still. That’s a huge favor lol

​@@mohamedalahmadani5174he did him a favour yes. His family probably got some extra perks for taking care of Henry. He was, after all preparing to become a real weapons blacksmith just as his adoptive father. Which wasn't a cheap education for a normal peasant. That's what I think.

@@Aztagon and extra Coin ofc

If you played the game and listen to dialogue, being a skilled blacksmith in 1403 would mean reputation and money as well, normal peasant would barely get by farming or building

It's part of the story? He's hit in the back of the head?

Wouldn't really see it as a spoiler, but sorry if it spoiled something for you.

@@Aztagon Just gets annoying when you find something out by accident from thumbnails and you were looking at tips videos lol

More Honor why did u click it u maggot it is a spoiler

The game has been out for nearly 3 years dude

What? the game is already out for like 3 years so don't blame people dude.

I think that if there's ever a sequel, the fact that Henry is a bastard of Radzig will be much more explored and much more interesting than in this game

Watch The Last Kingdom and then come back to this game, it will make more sense.

​@@Tier1Norseman what does Anglo Saxon kingdoms have to with 14th century Czech history?