Now this is how you do DLC right. It gives you an entirely new hub area with a good amount of content in it, new characters that are actually interesting and a story that's more interesting than the main game (except maybe Stonebridge). It also has one of the most interesting final choices that I've seen in an RPG, with it posing a question to you that genuinely feels like it doesn't have a right answer. If the content in the main game was as good as this or it got more than one DLC on this level, then Dungeon Siege III could have been something really memorable instead of Obsidian's weakest game.