Lancelot - KCD2 Edition

The goal of this mod is to make character progression more meaningful and combat more dynamic, while reducing tedious mechanics such as inventory limits and excessive dirt accumulation.

This is a personal gameplay overhaul I originally made for my own playthrough and decided to share for anyone interested.

• Lancelot was directly inspired by my original Lancelot overhaul for Kingdom Come: Deliverance 1.

This mod significantly changes combat balance.

• Early game may become harder because high-skill enemies deal more damage

• Late game turns Henry into a powerful warrior

MAIN FEATURES

• Stat cap increased to 40

• Skill cap increased to 40

• Massive combat lethality increase

• Stronger scaling for damage and attack speed

• Improved armor effectiveness

• Reduced weapon degradation penalties

• Greatly increased carry capacity

• Clothes remain clean much longer

• More dynamic late-game combat

LEVEL AND SKILL CAP

Stats and skills have been increased beyond vanilla limitations, allowing progression to remain meaningful far into the late game.

In my opinion this makes progression much more engaging.

Since levels 30–40 only affect the main character,  Henry grows stronger, he gradually becomes something closer to a legendary knight from medieval myth — a warrior worthy of the name Lancelot.

The gap between an inexperienced fighter and a fully trained warrior becomes dramatically more noticeable throughout the game.

INVENTORY CAPACITY

Carry weight increased from 90 → 500.

This removes the constant back-and-forth trips to sell loot and greatly reduces encumbrance frustration.

COMBAT OVERHAUL

Combat has been heavily rebalanced to feel faster, more brutal, and significantly more lethal.

Damage scaling has been greatly enhanced, allowing high-level combat skills and attributes to properly impact gameplay.

Well-placed strikes can quickly end fights, while experienced fighters gain major advantages in attack speed, damage output, and overall combat efficiency.

Late-game combat becomes especially aggressive and deadly.

EQUIPMENT BALANCE

Armor effectiveness has been significantly improved, making good equipment feel far more valuable during combat.

Weapons also degrade much slower and suffer reduced effectiveness penalties when damaged, greatly reducing maintenance frustration during long adventures.

Personally, I really like this new change. It makes the defense system feel more like a traditional RPG that calculates overall defense rather than tracking each body part individual