[jornymiyu]

Some wips. I'll upload the rendered images to patreon soon.

[edenemy-art]

yeah this is a good game

[sandstorm01121]

Even with all the Monastery art, I can't forget that scene: Antonius complains about Siskin, and Henry just randomly brings up Hans Capon! LOL. Henry, how obsessed are you!? Why mention Hans to a total stranger? Even I wasn't thinking of him then. He's really on Henry's mind 24/7!🤣

[rennerei]

time well spent

[cherih3]

hardcore henry

[125hr]

innuendo

[rennerei]

I love looking into my kcd sketch folder and. finding things

[rennerei]

can I interest you in another handful of kcd

[meanbossart]

Ghost Adder is becoming my favorite KCD2 character.

A goofy thing based on "(Ass)istance from Beyond" by @shortypipatrick and Cat-ilina. Thank you once again for the hysterical fic!

[rennerei]

priorities

[rennerei]

bellatores

[doubleleaf]

Hansry doodles

[rennerei]

kcd1 era hansry is so important to me

[nessiohneplan]

Just a little head canon I had, because this whole story of KCD1 plays within two or so months, so nobody can tell me they might not be impressed by how fast Henry learned so many thing at once. Of course Bernard would never admit it directly to that little peasant, lol.

Also Hans is already head over heels for Henry. ;) He knew Henry wouldn't let him hanging when he asked him to participate in the tourney.

Additionally - not sure, if this has already been discussed somewhere and I didn't realise the first time I played it, but - when I later read somewhere that Hans gave Henry golden spurs as a reward when you win the tourney within his quest, I was like "wait a sec" and started to check some sources, because...

Golden spurs were a sign of knighthood and were usually given to a man after he had been knighted. And technically only actual knights were considered to wear them. Sooooo not sure if this was intentional of Warhorse and how far this was common practice in Bohemia at that time, but if Hans gave Henry those spurs after he won the tourney fully aware of their meaning, it would imply that Hans acknowledged Henry as knight - even if it's just unofficially, as he doesn't have the necessary authority, since Henry is not noble, and only the king could knight a non-noble. Feel free to educate me on this part, but it still is now canon for me that Henry is Hans' "knight in shining armour" and he wanted to express it this way. 😄

In short: For everyone who screamed "Henry should've been knighted!!" ⬆️ Hans wanted to.

[neilek]

This game is addicting so I tried drawing kcd1 Henry

And Hans looked delicious so I drew him too

[rennerei]

reaching into my medieval romance simulator sketchbook and grabbing a handful

[barghest-land]

new star was calling me home