DLCs Timeline

[Primigenia]

I'm playing the game again since KCD2 will soon arrive so I refresh my memories of everything going on, but I only completed the main questlines before and some side quests and I never played the DLC missions, so I was wondering what would be the best timeline to do so vs the main quest, from what I remember after the last mission the story just wants you to get away so should I play them after Prebyslavitz? After the Monastery missions? Not sure what would be more appropriate story wise

[EricHVela]

Story wise is less important for at least two of them. Of those two, one's a diversion that could happen any time (though more likely to happen after Hans and Hank become friends), and the other is a retelling of a previous story outside of the timeline.

For the former, it will force you into that DLC if you try to end the game without completing it. The Amourous Adventures of the Bold Sir Hans Capon or something. I don't remember the exact title, and I'm loathe to look it up. I did it without any fighting, but fast-talking wasn't easy for me to level for it.

The other is A Woman's Lot (and I'm certain of the title). It's not part of Henry's story but, rather, the story of someone who Henry is guaranteed to meet, but this DLC can be skipped. It's initiated by dialog and marked as such. It can be done at any time after a certain story event.

As for the rest, I don't know. I know that the ****ards one could be completed any time before the end, but I didn't do it.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

What I was doing is, whenever available, do the Rattay Tourney until you have the full set of armor. You can do it even more times but all you get is a random weapon (like a Spiked Warhammer for example) and some money.

During the main quest line, once Radzig sets up camp just NW of Merhojed; this is when the story takes you towards facing Runt and taking Pribislavitz over for reconstruction. This is a good time to put a pause on the main story line and do the DLCs, one at a time.

One major tip I can offer about Johanka, do not talk to her or any of the Black Robes at the Sasau Monastery unless you are ready to do the basics for Johanka and that means saving the two injured there who are laying next to each other on beds who they say are badly injured, as these two will die if you miss doing this in a timely fashion. But again the clock doesn't start until you start conversing with Johanka about everything there. Part of this timely quest will mean doing Alchemy so be prepared for all that and what Bro Nicodemus requires of you as well in order for you to get started with all of that.

Once the basics are done there with Johanka, you can avoid starting her side of Womans Lot until after you deal with Adela which ever path you'd like to take regarding her.