Or the companion quests of somebody you didn't pick up. when deciding for a particular faction and missing out the quests of the other factions (naturally). If you played PoE for the story then that's maybe too boring because that part will not change obviously, but with a different character and also party compistion there's still a lot of stuff to discover one might have missed in the first run - e.g. There are many new/cool items and stuff that might motivate you to try a completely different character. You could also do a completely new playthrough if you wished. Just a bit meh to have to do it twiche maybe. Thaos will be ridiculously easy after WMI/II compared to before so that shouldn't be a mechanical problem. Naturally you will lose the (little) progress you made in Sun & Shadow and you will have to fight Thaos again since you are reloading the save BEFORE jumping into Sun & Shadow - but I guess that's not too bad since that part is very short anyway. As I said you can go there and leave at any time. Or in another order - doesn't matter as long as you can handle the content with your party. So what you can do is to load that save, go to the White March and do stuff, in between go to Crägholt Bluffs and then return to the White March to do the second part. BUT Obsidian made it so that there should be a separate auto-save right before you jump into the pit. So if you only have that one single savegame you are screwed. You can't go back from Sun in Shadows once you jumped down the pit. So it's a "true" expansion of the main game and not a mini-sequel on the engine of the main game like Throne of Bhaal etc. But of course if you go there too early it will be very hard and if you go tehre too late it will be rather easy (although the difficulty will rise steeply and there is an option to scale the content up if the game sees that your level is very high). You can bring/take all items into/from there, it's a seamless integration. You can go there anytime you like during your main campaign and solve the related quests. They will add two new areas to the main game's world map (the White March in the north and Crägholt Bluffs which is very tough and lies on the way to the White Mach - don't go there before you go to the White March but on one of your ways back). White March I and II do expand the main game.
A lot of other players have as well in the past and asked for a solution here, so no shame. It's not very aggressively promoted that way and if you just fly over the descriptions before buying you might have missed or forgotten that line. I guess you missed that description when buying the expasions. I marked the part that's especially important to your case. Even if you haven't played Pillars of Eternity, now is a great time to jump in and experience the hardcore classic RPG with The White March - Part I. Along with the new quests and area content, the team at Obsidian continues to support and make improvements to the entire game, including the additions of Player Party AI and Enhanced Enemy AI. Pillars of Eternity: The White March - Part I is a large sprawling expansion pack with hours of gameplay integrated into the main adventure.
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