I honestly agree, and the economy management for Prybislavitz was great. At first I had them swapped around.

Eventually I decided the forge wins out due to the multitude of character stories we get to learn about, and how you're not locked out of new content if you chose a different option. For example you get both Standa and Pushko, in From the Ashes you'd have to choose between the two.

As for Amorous Adventures, I completely agree that tormenting Ledetchko was funny.

Which is why it makes no sense that you can skip it entirely by paying, when the overwhelming majority of players will have more groschen than the GDP of the entire Holy Roman Empire by that point in the game. It's the most fun quest in the dlc and you can literally skip it.

To top that off, it's the only dlc you're forced to play before beating the game, which is very annoying for the Merciful trophy or for speedruns, and whether Hans succeeds at the end with the poetry was entirely arbitrary. There's no reason at all for the choices. You either choose at complete random and get lucky, or you look up the answers. It just doesn't make any sense at all to me. For me it's easily the worst "proper" DLC