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The Siege of Suchdol

This scenario is heavily inspired by the Siege of Suchdol in the game Kingdom Come Deliverance 2.

Expect a long siege, manage your troops carefully and hold the outer bailey as long as possible - or you'll lose access to most, if not all, your production capabilities.
Your food supply should last for about 2 years, depending on how the siege goes.
Send your knights and macemen outside the walls to destroy vulnerable siege equipment of the enemy.
Use pitch, traps and maybe even your own siege engines to defend.
Whenever possible make sure to repair necessary sections of your walls.
Shift your archers and crossbowmen where they are needed most, the enemy will attack from multiple angles.

Henry of Skalitz and Samuel of Kuttenberg have been sent out to ask for reeinforcements, hopefully they will get here in time.

Bonus challenge: Keep Godwin (Monk) and Sir Hans Capon (Swordsmen) alive, they have last been seen near the engineers guild inside the fortress.


An architectural landmark of Suchdol is the Suchdol Castle. The original Gothic fortress from the 14th century was rebuilt to the current form of a Renaissance castle in the 16th century. Baroque modifications were made in the mid-18th century. It is decorated with sgraffiti. In the second half of the 20th century, the building served as a school and library. Today it houses the municipal office.

The Church of Saint Margaret is located next to the castle. It was probably built around 1280. Baroque reconstruction took place in 1746–1747.

There are three other churches in the villages within the municipal territory: Church of the Visitation of the Virgin Mary in Vysoká, Church of Saint Wenceslaus in Dobřeň, and Church of Saint Bartholomew in Solopysky.

On Vysoká Hill is a ruin of the Chapel of Saint John the Baptist, now called "Belveder". It was founded by Franz Anton von Sporck and built in 1695–1697, but it was destroyed by fire after being struck by lightning in 1834. Next to the chapel is a 40 m (130 ft) high steel observation tower, which also serves as a telecommunications tower.