1670 Season 2 Finale Explained & What’s Next (Season 3)

by Talha · September 18, 2025

Jan Pawel burns important documents in 1670 Season 2 finale, symbolizing his power move. — Credit : Netflix

Key Takeaways

Jan Pawel cleverly secures his power by destroying evidence in the Season 2 finale.
Bogdan’s mysterious fate remains a major unresolved storyline.
Season 3 is officially confirmed and will continue these unfinished arcs in 2026

Release Info: Season 2 released on Netflix on 17 September 2025.
Seasons Confirmed: 2 (so far) with Season 3 officially greenlit.

1670 Season 2 Finale Explained: What Really Happened

Andréz looks shocked after King’s ruling in the 1670 Season 2 finale. — Credit : Netflix

Here are the key events from the 1670 Season 2 finale and what they mean:

Burning the Documents
In the end, Jan Pawel destroys important documents that could have been used against him.
These documents likely contained proof of wrongdoing or something Andréz could use to leverage power. By burning them, Jan removes that threat and asserts contro.
King’s Decision
The king intervenes or rules that Jan Pawel and Andréz should share or handle ownership/burden of the village in some agreed manner.
However, because Jan burned the documents, he’s probably protected himself from legal or reputational consequences. This decision solidifies Jan’s position or forces Andréz to negotiate.
Bogdan’s Fate
There was ambiguity around Bogdan (Zofia’s brother), whether he’s dead or alive, or what his exact fate is.
The finale doesn’t clearly resolve all of that; some threads remain open. The show leaves the question of Bogdan’s status somewhat unresolved, which could be used in Season 3.
Power Dynamics Shift
With Jan destroying incriminating evidence and the King’s decision, Jan Pawel ends up with more power in the village—both political and legal. He maneuvers to ensure he holds more of the control in Adamczycha.
Unresolved Plot Threads at 1670 Season 2 finale
- What exactly was in the documents, and who would have been harmed—Andréz? Villagers? Jan?
- The emotional/relationship arcs (e.g. between Aniela, Maciej, Zofia) still have room to expand.
- Whether Bogdan returns or plays a role in upcoming power struggles.

Will There Be a Season 3?

1670 will return for Season 3 — Credit : Netflix

Yes — Season 3 is confirmed, expected in 2026.

Here’s what we know:

On April 2, 2025, Netflix Poland officially announced that 1670 will return for Season 3 and that it will premiere in 2026.
The creators also plan potentially up to four seasons.
There’s no exact release date yet. It’s likely to be mid to late 2026, following the pattern from previous seasons.

What to Expect in Season 3

Based on the ending and what remains unresolved, here are probable directions Season 3 might take:

Bringing Bogdan’s storyline back, resolving his status & impact.
Fallout from Jan destroying documents—people likely still seeking truth.
Struggle for power in Adamczycha between Jan and Andréz (or others).
Development of secondary arcs: relationships, class conflict, perhaps more peasant uprising/storylines.
Political or legal challenges from the King’s ruling.

Conclusion

1670 Season 2 ends with Jan Pawel securing a stronger position by burning potential evidence and the King backing a decision that balances power but leans in Jan’s favor. Some mysteries remain—especially regarding Bogdan.
Good news for fans: Season 3 is confirmed for 2026, so these unresolved plots will likely be picked up.

Where to Watch

Netflix – Stream all episodes of 1670 Season 2

FAQs

1. What happened at 1670 Season 2 finale?
In the finale, Jan Pawel burns incriminating documents, preventing Andréz from using them, and gains more control over Adamczycha village.

2. Is Bogdan dead in 1670?
The show leaves Bogdan’s fate unclear in the finale, creating suspense and hinting at his possible return in Season 3.

3. Will there be a 1670 Season 3?
Yes. Netflix has officially renewed 1670 for Season 3, which is expected to release sometime in 2026.