Posted in: Games, Plaion, Video Games | Tagged: Kingdom Come: Deliverance II, Warhorse Studios Kingdom Come: Deliverance II recently released its first paid DLC, as players can get their hands on Brushes With Death today Article Summary Kingdom Come: Deliverance II launches first paid DLC, Brushes With Death, now available for $5.99. Embark on new […]
Kingdom Come: Deliverance II recently released its first paid DLC, as players can get their hands on Brushes With Death today
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Kingdom Come: Deliverance II launches first paid DLC, Brushes With Death, now available for $5.99.
Embark on new quests with Henry, helping a mysterious artist uncover his secrets in a branching storyline.
DLC introduces Shield Painting, letting players customize shield designs with diverse colors and patterns.
Free 1.3 update adds Horse Racing DLC, featuring horse racing and mounted archery in challenging courses.
Earlier this month, developer Warhorse Studios and publisher Plaion dropped the first paid DLC for Kingdom Come: Deliverance II. The DLC is called Brushes With Death, as it serves as the first of three narrative expansions that branch out the main story of the game. You’ll see a number of new content additions beyond just the narrative, as you now deal with not being all that well-liked by your countrymen. The game also got a free 1.3 update for anyone who owns the title. We have more details below as the DLC will run you $6.
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Kingdom Come: Deliverance II – Brushes With Death
Delve into a new storyline in Brushes with Death, where Henry must help a mysterious artist uncover his enigmatic past. In a series of quests spanning both maps of the Kingdom Come: Deliverance II world, Henry must find, persuade, and sometimes eliminate a host of familiar and unfamiliar characters to help his new friend complete the most important painting of his life. Discover the answers to the many questions that surround this eclectic character. Who and what is he? How does he know so much? And why does he carry around a painted human skull? In addition to new quests, Brushes with Death features a brand-new and unique feature to visually modify your shield, choosing from a variety of patterns and colors to reflect your personal style with Shield Painting.
Saddle up for two new in-game challenges that focus on horse racing and mounted archery in the free Horse Racing DLC as part of the 1.3 update. All new horse racing contests will see you compete against three opponents across a series of routes and difficulties designed to push your horse-handling skills to the limit. Test your observation skills, accuracy, and intuition in the archery contests that have you riding along a premade course while shooting targets from horseback. Brushes with Death is available now for $5.99. Kingdom Come: Deliverance II Gold Edition or Expansion Pass owners will automatically receive the new content. Unlock the full experience with Kingdom Come: Deliverance II Gold Edition, which includes the base game, Gallant Huntsman’s Kit, and Expansion Pass (containing access to all three paid story DLCs and Shields of Season passing pack).
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Arkansas’ Jordan Anthony wins 100m national championship, goes pro
4 MLB prospects to watch during the 2025 Men’s College World Series 4 MLB prospects The Montgomery Advertiser’s Adam Cole and The Southwest Times Record’s Jackson Fuller are watching during the 2025 Men’s College World Series Arkansas track and field sprinter Jordan Anthony is in a class of his own. The Razorbacks’ redshirt sophomore on […]
4 MLB prospects to watch during the 2025 Men’s College World Series
4 MLB prospects The Montgomery Advertiser’s Adam Cole and The Southwest Times Record’s Jackson Fuller are watching during the 2025 Men’s College World Series
Arkansas track and field sprinter Jordan Anthony is in a class of his own.
The Razorbacks’ redshirt sophomore on June 13 won the 100-meter dash at the 2025 NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships in Eugene, Oregon.
Coming out of Lane 9, Anthony edged USC’s Max Thomas and LSU’s Jelani Watkins by 0.03 seconds for the gold medal with a time of 10.07 seconds. Anthony’s first-place finish in the 100-meter dash gave the Razorbacks 16.5 points in the overall Track and Field team national championship race, in which Arkansas finished third.
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Anthony also finished fourth in the 200-meter dash race at Hayward Field in Eugene on June 13, finishing 0.17 seconds behind Kentucky’s Carlie Makarawu.
“Jordan’s a special athlete. He’s got a huge career ahead of him,” Arkansas men’s track and field coach Chris Bucknam said on June 13 of Anthony. “I’m just excited about his future. That’s what it’s all about is elevation our athletes and getting them to the next level.
“What a great competitor, in really a new sport for him that he hasn’t gone this deep [in] since he’s been in college. He did a phenomenal job. I’m really, really proud of him.”
Earlier this season, Anthony, who also ran at Kentucky in 2023, was named the SEC Outdoor Runner of the Year. At the SEC championships, Anthony became the third-ever sprinter to sweep SEC titles in the 100m and 200m races with sub-10 and sub-20 second times, respectively.
Less than 24 hours after becoming a national champion, Anthony posted on his social media that he is forgoing the remainder of his collegiate eligibility and turning pro in track and field. With his decision to turn pro on the track, Anthony will not play football for the Razorbacks this season.
“This moment of reflection and sorrow I want to extend my deepest gratitude to the communities that helped shape me. Thank you for accepting me, for welcoming me with open arms and for nurturing me through the many seasons of life,” Anthony wrote in a post.
“… As we mourn and remember those we’ve lost, I carry with me the love, the lessons, and the legacy of the places and people who made me who I am. Your warmth, your wisdom, and your unwavering support will always be part of me. With that being said, I will be forgoing my collegiate career and turning pro. Thank you, Ja out.”
BREAKING Jordan Anthony has made the decision to forgo the remainder of his collegiate eligibility.
He will be going pro after winning the 2025 NCAA 100m Championship.
He helped lead Arkansas to a third place finish at the NCAA Championship. Earlier this year he ran 9.75… pic.twitter.com/QysZo8vmD8
Anthony finishes his brief football career at Arkansas with 111 receiving yards and a receiving touchdown on eight receptions across 12 games, one of which he started vs. Ole Miss on Nov. 2 of 2024.
The 5-foot-10 wide receiver began his college football career at Kentucky and then transferred to Texas A&M for the 2023-24 season. He transferred to Arkansas on January 2, 2024, making it the third SEC program he would play for.
Partee Completes Excellent Outdoor Season at NCAA Nationals
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EUGENE, Ore. – North Carolina A&T sophomore Xavier Partee finished 17th nationally in the men’s triple during the second of the men’s competition at the 2025 NCAA Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships at the University of Oregon’s Hayward Field on Friday […]
EUGENE, Ore. – North Carolina A&T sophomore Xavier Partee finished 17th nationally in the men’s triple during the second of the men’s competition at the 2025 NCAA Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships at the University of Oregon’s Hayward Field on Friday night. It was the third day overall for the NCAA nationals, and Partee completed only his second year of competing in the triple jump.
But there is good news about his placement at nationals. Like others within the A&T track and field program, his future could result in much better results as the men’s and women’s teams get stronger with more experience. Those better results started on Friday as Partee went beyond 50 feet for his fifth straight meet.
His first jump went 50 feet, 2 ¾ before he finished the evening by jumping 50 feet, 3 ¼ inches to place with the 17th-best jump. It will garner him honorable mention All-American honors from the United States Track and Field Cross Coaches Association (USTFCCCA).
Partee started his stride in 2025 by winning the Coastal Athletic Association (CAA) indoor title in the men’s triple jump by jumping 50 feet, 10 inches. He started the outdoor season by jumping 49 feet, 11 inches at the University of Florida’s Florida Relays in Gainesville, Fla. He shared the spotlight during the outdoor season with freshman teammate Ty’Heak Buie.
Buie stepped to the forefront by jumping 52 feet, 4 inches at A&T’s Aggie Invitational at Marcus T. Johnson Track on April 19. Both jumpers had the marks to reach the 2025 NCAA Division I East Preliminary Round after Partee pulled off the double by winning the CAA outdoor title at 52 feet, 1 ¼ inches. Buie finished third but sustained an injury and did not participate in the regionals.
Partee followed his CAA performance by jumping a personal record 52 feet, 4 ¾ inches at East Prelims to advance to NCAA nationals. Partee credited discipline and consistency, along with his teammates, coaches, family members, and friends, for helping him reach NCAA nationals even though it was only his second year participating in track and field.
Now that he has seen the national standard, he will look to build on his first appearance at NCAA nationals. Oklahoma University’s Brandon Green Jr. won the national championship on Friday in the triple jump at 55 feet, 2 inches.
The Aggies still have two more participants scheduled to compete on Saturday, the final day of NCAA nationals. Both are women’s jumpers in juniors Spirit Morgan and Olivia Dowd. Morgan will compete in the women’s high jump at 8:30 p.m. Eastern Standard Time, and Dowd will compete in the women’s triple jump at 9:10 p.m. EST.
2025 USA TODAY Sports/AVCA Super 25 boys volleyball rankings: Week 14
HSS Staff and AVCA | USA TODAY High School Sports Two new teams appear in the latest 2025 USA TODAY Sports/American Volleyball Coaches Association boys volleyball Super 25, while the top spots hold firm as the season enters mid-June action. As more matches tip off across the country, here is the full Super 25. More: […]
Two new teams appear in the latest 2025 USA TODAY Sports/American Volleyball Coaches Association boys volleyball Super 25, while the top spots hold firm as the season enters mid-June action.
As more matches tip off across the country, here is the full Super 25.
More: 2025 USA TODAY Sports/AVCA boys volleyball regional rankings: Week 14
1. Mira Costa High School (Manhattan Beach, Calif.)
Region: West | Record: 37-2 | PR: 1
2. Marist High School (Chicago, Ill.)
Region: Midwest | Record: 40-2 | PR: 2
3. Huntington Beach High School (Calif.)
Region: West | Record: 36-5 | PR: 3
4. Corona Del Mar High School (Calif.)
Region: West | Record: 25-7 | PR: 4
5. Carlsbad High School (San Diego, Calif.)
Region: West | Record: 35-3 | PR: 5
6. Newport Harbor High School (Newport Beach, Calif.)
Region: West | Record: 27-12 | PR: 6
7. Redondo Union High School (Redondo Beach, Calif.)
Region: West | Record: 27-11 | PR: 7
8. Roncalli High School (Indianapolis, Ind.)
Region: Midwest | Record: 30-3 | PR: 8
9. Loyola High School (Los Angeles, Calif.)
Region: West | Record: 27-7 | PR: 9
10. Glenbard West High School (Glen Ellyn, Ill.)
Region: Midwest | Record: 35-6 | PR: 10
11. Torrey Pines High School (Calif.)
Region: West | Record: 33-9 | PR: 11
12. Perry High School (Gilbert, Ariz.)
Region: West | Record: 42-4 | PR: 12
13. Meadville High School (Pa.)
Region: Northeast | Record: 38-1-3 | PR: 13
14. Cumerberland Valley High School (Mechanicsburg, Pa.)
Region: Northeast | Record: 17-0 | PR: 14
15. Lake Howell High School (Winter Park, Fla.)
Region: South | Record: 29-2 | PR: 16
16. Lane Tech High School (Chicago, Ill.)
Region: Midwest | Record: 35-7 | PR: NR
17. Mater Dei (Santa Ana, Calif.)
Region: West | Record: 31-12-2 | PR: 17
18. O’Fallon High School (Ill.)
Region: Midwest | Record: 32-8 | PR: NR
19. Sandburg High School (Orland Park, Ill.)
Region: Midwest | Record: 36-5 | PR: 18
20. Oak Park River Forest High School (Oak Park, Ill.)
Coffey, Tigers Conclude Third Day of NCAA Outdoor Championships
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EUGENE, Ore. – University of Missouri track and field concluded day three of the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships on Friday at Hayward Field. Senior Skylar Coffey finished in 21st place in men’s discus after throwing 55.59m (182-4) on his first attempt, which earned him honorable mention All-American status. He qualified for […]
EUGENE, Ore. – University of Missouri track and field concluded day three of the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships on Friday at Hayward Field.
Senior Skylar Coffey finished in 21st place in men’s discus after throwing 55.59m (182-4) on his first attempt, which earned him honorable mention All-American status. He qualified for his first NCAA Championship Finals after setting a personal-best throw of 58.93m (193-4) at the first round of the west regional.
The Tigers’ men’s squad concludes day three in 15th place with six points.
THURSDAY, JUNE 12 – NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS – DAY TWO
Field Events
Place-Athlete-Mark | Notes (PR = personal record)
Discus (M)
21st – Skylar Coffey: 55.59m (182-4)
UP NEXT
Mizzou returns to action for the final day of the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships on Saturday, where Claudina Diaz and Kristi Perez-Snyman will compete in the women’s high jump beginning at 7:30 p.m. CT.
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Young volleyball players learn from former champions at LCC | Community
LIMA, Ohio— Some young volleyball players at Lima Central Catholic got the chance to learn from former champions on Friday. The “Thunderbird Legacy” camp brought back members of LCC’s 2007 state championship team to help teach skills to students in grades five through eight. The clinic was led by players from that title-winning squad and […]
Some young volleyball players at Lima Central Catholic got the chance to learn from former champions on Friday.
The “Thunderbird Legacy” camp brought back members of LCC’s 2007 state championship team to help teach skills to students in grades five through eight.
The clinic was led by players from that title-winning squad and their former head coach, David Franklin. The focus was on building foundational skills and emphasizing teamwork.
“We always talked about giving back,” Franklin said. “We wanted to leave something—we were always talking about that: leave a tradition. This is a chance for us to give back and get together.”
Franklin said he hopes the camp becomes an annual tradition to develop future players and keep the Thunderbird legacy alive.
Papa Earns Honorable Mention All-America Honors at NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships
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EUGENE, OR – UMBC junior thrower losif Papa finished 17th in the county in the discus to earn All-American honorable mention accolades at the 2025 NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships on Friday afternoon in Eugene, Oregon. Papa just missed earning All-American honors (top 16) as he recorded a […]
EUGENE, OR – UMBC junior thrower losif Papa finished 17th in the county in the discus to earn All-American honorable mention accolades at the 2025 NCAA Outdoor Track & Field Championships on Friday afternoon in Eugene, Oregon.
Papa just missed earning All-American honors (top 16) as he recorded a throw of 56.98 meters (186-11). Papa’s top throw came in the second round. Maxwell Otterdahl (Nebraska) just edged Papa for the final All-America slot with a toss of 57.07 meters (187-3).
Papa punched his ticket for the event after placing ninth at the 2025 NCAA East Regionals in late May. Papa’s launch of 58.02 meters (190-4) on his third attempt provided the Nicosia, Cyprus native with his first trip to the national meet. Papa turned in the top performance in his flight, and he came up just shy of his school record.
Papa came into the regionals ranked 13th in the east with a school record throw of 59.12 meters (193’11), which occurred at the Maryland Invitational. He won the 2025 America East Championship (56.65 meters, 185’10) and then took the gold medal in the event (54.38 meters, 178-05) at the IC4A meet.
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