“don’t stray into wrongdoing again” my henry 2 minutes later: looting dead bandits and slaying cumans like a madman

I got this ending and immediately proceeded to murder Katra in her house.

It’s quite a surprise to see the Inquisitor not being a total zealot wanting to kill all the heretics. A more grounded person than I expected. He takes seriously his responsibilities in preserving and defending the church’s authority but doesn’t relish the idea of punishing people. He gave Johanka a chance to stop before it escalated into trial. After the good ending, it’s heavily implied that he does believe the Blessed Virgin did visit Johanka but is beholden to his responsibilities in defending the Church’s authority.

Johanka became my favourite NPC of the game due to this quest line. And many of my other favourites have prominent roles. I recently finished my survival play through, which your videos were an inspiration to start.

I just completed this the other day. I rushed through the trial and obviously got the bad ending. I thought I was almost completing the game because I also had the quest where where you go into the bandit camp with the special dice waiting. I quickly learned that rushing will get a bad ending and that is not anywhere near the last quest. Now I'm trying to get a tribuchet built to help Sir Divish take back his home.

the quality of this video is insane, thanks for it!!

Surprisingly many of modern rights of the accused came from the inquisition. They represented it very well. The inquisitions while a stain on the catholic church, are blown way out of proportion nowadays.

I love this DLC and ending so much. Still getting chills when thinking about that trial. It's an extremely important dive into European history, but more generally about what it's like to live in a deeply religious society and how dangerous it is to go against the only accepted dogma. I especially loved how the Inquisitor was the one that was reasonable and relatable, when talking to Johanka felt like talking to a wall, until you're smart enough to get through her. Change is seldom instant as it would be repelled with equal force, so it gave me a renewed respect for people like Nicodemus for example, completely in line with the doctrines of his time while still giving room for his own morality to shine through. Easy does it

You're an underrated youtuber, I hope you know that. Also I do love this missions good ending, the Inquisitor wasn't as bad as others were at the time of the 16th Century. Truly good dlc with brilliant accurate outcomes.

Lol.. what a DLC, My Theresa become "The angel of death" for those Cuman heathens, and Johanka became a heretic. And everyone fear Henry, The butcher of Skalitz.

that shop keepers wife , why doesn't punished for her crimes?

The Good, Bad and Ugly, great showing. I have always enjoyed your work. Thanks. The horrors of humankind in history has its roots in religion. Sadly it's still is a factor today.

i gave her the bad ending because she wouldnt listen to reason.

Can i steal jaroslavs hat? I really want that hat

how to get the documents

that red clothing beneath your jupon, what was it name?

how to get the document?

Red dwarf easter egg

Is this quest dlc or you must first complete the valden quest from vicar in uzice? I just never stumbled upon it although I spend lot of time around moanstery and those npc´s.

hey how do you defend for johanka?

Yeah dude I don't get it I did everything but she still get the whip that my version

I got the worst ending she died

Meh my Johanka died cause I went to jail for lying to the mongsegnor