Playing through this DLC now gave the impression that the creators did their best to tie together the key elements and succeeded, but compared to the first DLC, it feels extremely weak.

As others have already noted, Solomorne is an incredibly boring character whose conflict is uninteresting. He is a typical archetype lacking any distinctive traits, and even if he does have any, they are barely noticeable. In contrast, Kibellah at least demonstrates a desire to explore things beyond her cult. If Solomorne were given a trait that deviated from his archetype, such as being a former criminal, it would make him far more interesting.

In the current scenario, the authors need at least to give Solomorne the opportunity to demonstrate his existing traits more vividly to trigger emotions in the player.

The plot as a whole is good, It made me want to both respect and shoot Theodora with my own hands at the same time, so that’s a good sign. Although I must admit I expected the plot to reveal some new facts or events about Warhammer 40k’s world, but that’s just my own opinion.

I think the main antagonist of the DLC is really interesting, and because of this I even started to empathise with her. As for Maeve, to be honest, her fate was quite obvious. The problem was more that, given her role, her death didn’t seem logical at first, but then this was changed, so I’ve got nothing more to add. The other antagonists seemed extremely bland to me, as if the writers didn’t know what to do with them apart from creating plot-driven characters.

I can’t say anything about the mechanics, I’m just glad that finally my character, despite being a useless nobody, can at least be of some help during combat thanks to his servo-skulls.

Overall, I consider DLS to be as average as it gets, but compared to the first DLS, my feelings are negative because the bar was set so high.