Father Godwin
A priest who aids Henry and his allies through imprisonment and rebellion.
Father Godwin (Euan Macnaughton) is a parish priest who appears in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance II*. He is sent by Lords Hanuš of Lipá and Radzig Kobyla to locate Henry and Sir Hans Capon after they are taken prisoner. Godwin helps suppress a rebellion by Bergow's spy, Istvan Toth, which leads to the bandit leader Jan Zizka freeing Henry and Capon. Later, Godwin is imprisoned at Trosky Castle alongside Henry and Zizka, but they are released by Katherine, a cook in league with Zizka. After the group escapes through underground tunnels, Godwin returns to Kobyla and Hanush while Henry, Zizka, and Katherine flee to Kuttenberg. Godwin later travels with Kobyla, Hanush, and Capon to a meeting of loyalist lords in Raborsch, where they encounter Henry.
- Role
- Priest
- Status
- Alive
Lore & Background
Father Godwin is a parish priest who plays a key role in the events of *Kingdom Come: Deliverance II*. After Henry and Capon are taken prisoner following a failed assault on Nebakov Fortress, Lords Hanuš of Lipá and Radzig Kobyla send Godwin to locate them. Godwin helps suppress a rebellion by Istvan Toth, Bergow's spy, which allows the bandit leader Jan Zizka to free Henry and Capon. Godwin is later imprisoned at Trosky Castle alongside Henry and Zizka, but they are released by Katherine, a cook working with Zizka. After the group escapes through underground tunnels, Godwin returns to Kobyla and Hanush while Henry, Zizka, and Katherine flee to Kuttenberg. Later, Godwin travels with Kobyla, Hanush, and Capon to a meeting of loyalist lords in Raborsch, where they encounter Henry and inform him about Sigismund's presence at an upcoming Kuttenberg council meeting.
In Their Own Story
Sent by Lords Hanuš of Lipá and Radzig Kobyla to find Henry and Capon after they are taken prisoner, Father Godwin arrives at Nebakov Fortress. He helps suppress a rebellion by Istvan Toth, Bergow's spy, which enables the bandit leader Jan Zizka to free Henry and Capon. Godwin is later imprisoned at Trosky Castle alongside Henry and Zizka, but they are released by Katherine, a cook in league with Zizka. After the group escapes through underground tunnels, Godwin returns to Kobyla and Hanush while Henry, Zizka, and Katherine flee to Kuttenberg. Godwin later travels with Kobyla, Hanush, and Capon to a meeting of loyalist lords in Raborsch, where they encounter Henry and inform him about Sigismund's presence at an upcoming Kuttenberg council meeting.
Reader's Guide
Father Godwin is a parish priest who assists Henry and his allies during the events of *Kingdom Come: Deliverance II*. He is sent by Lords Hanuš of Lipá and Radzig Kobyla to locate Henry and Capon after they are taken prisoner. Godwin helps suppress a rebellion by Istvan Toth, Bergow's spy, which allows Jan Zizka to free Henry and Capon. Godwin is later imprisoned at Trosky Castle alongside Henry and Zizka, but they are released by Katherine, a cook working with Zizka. After the group escapes through underground tunnels, Godwin returns to Kobyla and Hanush while Henry, Zizka, and Katherine flee to Kuttenberg. Godwin later travels with Kobyla, Hanush, and Capon to a meeting of loyalist lords in Raborsch, where they encounter Henry and inform him about Sigismund's presence at an upcoming Kuttenberg council meeting.
Did You Know?
- Father Godwin is portrayed by actor Euan Macnaughton in *Kingdom Come: Deliverance II*.
- Godwin is sent by Lords Hanuš of Lipá and Radzig Kobyla to locate Henry and Capon after they are taken prisoner.
- Godwin helps suppress a rebellion by Istvan Toth, Bergow's spy, which allows Jan Zizka to free Henry and Capon.
- Godwin is imprisoned at Trosky Castle alongside Henry and Zizka, but they are released by Katherine, a cook in league with Zizka.
- After escaping through underground tunnels, Godwin returns to Kobyla and Hanush while Henry, Zizka, and Katherine flee to Kuttenberg.
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