Pretty good DLC here, but it had its shortcomings. Think the real draw of B&W is Touissant itself and just exploring it. Like my first hours in TW3, I was hooked just running around, stumbling into one quest after another, and just checking out the landscapes. Story kinda meanders in the middle (from Tesham Mutna to Masquerade Ball 2.0), but it does pick up after that. But ultimately, like TW3 itself, eventually you've seen and done everything on offer and things get stale fast.