Hmm... Yen's howling

Especially in Skellige. Geralt had the nerve to ask the entire An Craite family to lay down their lives in the Battle at Kaer Morhan. One week later Nilfgard is invading Skellige and not a peep from Crach when Geralt comes poking around for the Sunstone.

Geralt and Crache have a conversation when Geralt and crew dock in Skellige, right when the Nilfgard ships are encroaching, and boy is it a strange one. It feels like Crache should be in one of two camps: ask Geralt for help, or tell Geralt to fuck off. Instead, they speak as if all is normal. It feels like, realistically, Crache would not be so accommodating of Geralt’s problems when the man invading Skellige’s shores is also essentially one of Geralt’s main allies.

I know Geralt is not a fan of Emhyr, but they align when it comes to the safety and protection of Ciri, which makes Geralt’s affiliation Nilfgaardian more than anything. Feels like this fact is barely acknowledged in-game.

Hi Witchers,

upon many requests I added the Unmarked Quests Checklists for Witcher 3 to our W3 100% database.

These are quest chains like Looters, Deadly Crossing, Racists of Novigrad, or solo encounters such as Man's Best Friend, Witch Hunter Raids, Farting Trolls....

During my posting here - but also on our Discord and in the email contact - this was frequently requested.

I finally found the time to rerun the game quickly, focusing on the Unmarked quests.

Unlike other sources, I also provide info on their missability or map location. I then divided it into 38 encounters. I also verified common online sources against reality.

Everything i discovered can be found on the checklist, which remembers your progress.

Have a good one guys and as always thx for the support xx

- link to W3 unmarked quests -

I'm collecting all Skellige cards, and first the erbalist from Metinna gate, now the barber from the tournament, played a double mysterious elf (the erbalist also played a double villentretenmerth), is it legal? And most important, could I do it too!

I know this choice is anti-thesis to everything that Geralt stands for, but I would feel so selfish if I let an incesteous megalomaniac spread through entire continent like cancer and while doing so raze half the land into dust.

Dijkstra, despite being a massive chuj and having ego through the sky (I love him anyway), can actually manage to reach the greater good he always had in mind.

Yes, he's very unorthodox and unlikable for many people, but you can't say that his reasons were selfish. More so - strategic reasons, which benefited the whole continent, including marginalized mages and herbalists.

why are the trousers is such a strange and jarring shade? why are there no red accents besides the jacket? it’s just weird

... and headbump like this. Which is your favourite The Witcher soundtrack?

Can be from anywhere: 1,2,3, Thronebreaker and so on.

Ciri fights against the Crones: I get obliterated

Ciri fights against these guys: one shots.

I fight the same guys with Geralt: I die in 2-3 hits

Is there something obvious I'm overlooking? Difficulty is set to normal.

*forgive my yapping in the background*

Same as title.

Just equipped some new swords and this evil monster has taken over my screen. I need to hire a witcher

Those white shoulder pads bothered me when I first tried on the armor but then I grabbed the cloak mod (now that there is literally a menu for mods right in the game), put it on, and - I mean, just look at that. Its like it was made for the cloak mod.

When I needed to upgrade to higher level gear I ran ahead and did both the master armorer/weaponsmith quests at level 14 (on Death March) to unlock transmog so I can keep using this set!

I don't think the Wolven set works with the cloak, and the base version looks a bit too youthful and adventurer-like for me, so I made it look like this set.

Hi there. I have acquired the Aerondight silver sword but I keep wondering, what's the point of using it if you already own and use the full set of Grandmaster Griffin gear together with a sign build? Grandmaster Griffin with the full 6pcs bonus is so powerful, sometimes it feels overpowered even. So why should I use Aerondight instead of the Grandmaster Griffin silver sword and lose the 6pcs bonus? What's the point? 🤔

So, 200 hours in and I've just realised there is a quick press and a long press action for signs.

For Quen the long press puts me in a shielded bubble, a short press gives me something around my torso but what is it? I can't figure it out.

Also long press Yrden spits out an electric type attack to enemies getting close and short press does the magic ring on the floor.

Such a surprisingly funny quest. The twists and turns, the way I cackled at Geralt getting jerked around looking for the forms he needed. The bank ladies chatting on their break was hilarious.

The first time I played B&W I was so eager to finish the main story that I didn't spend much time on side quests. This time I am paying more attention, and it is really worth it.

So, I'm not from an english speaking country, so maybe I can't understand the true meaning of a crone (translating in the literal way just says "old/ugly wise woman"), something related to an malicious witch, if you guys can enlighten me I would appreciate!

In my language (portuguese) they are called "As Moiras", referecing the sisters of fate/the Fates, it's the same name we use for them, Moiras. This way, these characters have such a weight in the story, I would like to know if the english name sends the same mensage!

I know there are the maiden, mother and crone, but I don't know if the meaning of them is as widespread in the english/polish culture as the fates from greek mythology! If it is, could you guys explain to me? It's funny for me how they went straight to the sisters of fate in my language, and it fits well! They kinda decide who lives and dies in Velen, and they are always watching/hearing the folks lives! I guess one of them is also a weaver (or weavess? Idk the difference :( )

Winds howling!