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The exploration of Dragonslayer's Grotto during "Scavenger Hunt: Griffin School Gear" (where you have to find the four standard level diagrams for the set's armor parts) can become this because of a bug. The quest suggested level is 11 and said dungeon fits. However, there's a leshen wandering outside on the hill over Dragonslayer's Grotto, and it sometimes teleports inside the dungeon. A leshen is level 20, and fighting a hard-hitting, teleporting, and overlevelled monster inside cramped corridors obviously makes the quest much harder than intended. From the DLC, the entire wedding sequence in the questline "Dead Man's Party" from Hearts of Stone. Value of div0 "type" attribute modified, content of 'langUsage' revised; minor modifications made to header. Related to the above, this actually applies to a great deal of Contract bosses. While some are actually quite dangerous, many are merely reskinned, slightly stronger versions of normal enemies. And even the most dangerous ones are still vulnerable to a One-Hit Kill via Aard. Yennefer is either loved or hated, due to the extreme corners of her Sugar-and-Ice Personality. Yennefer acts according to her own wants and needs, not bothering to ask permission or explain her actions. She expects everyone to simply trust her planning and intuition, although she doesn't extend the same courtesy. Many fans feel that her anger with Geralt for being together with Triss when his memories of Yennefer had been taken away was unjustified. What crossed the line for many players was the quest "Nameless", where she ignores the grieving townswomen, ignores the pain of Skjall's corpse as she performs necromancy on him, and destroys a sacred garden all to find Ciri. Yet other fans love her Mama Bear and Ice Queen tendencies, feeling that she did what she had to to protect her daughter and save the world. The continuous stream of In-Universe criticism she gets from everyone also makes her more sympathetic - especially since most of it comes from characters who barely know Yennefer or anything about her relationship with Geralt (Keira, Cerys), canonically have betrayed Yennefer or owe her their lives (Triss, Philippa, Dandelion), or characters being spiteful or unhelpful to her for apparently no reason (Lambert, Vesemir).

Both Whoreson Junior and Menge are set up as real-threats but end up being nothing more than a combination of Cutscene Boss as well as standard enemy. You catch Whoreson Junior in the bath and Triss can kill Menge without ever fighting him; if you do fight him, he is not a boss or even an Elite Mook. Olgierd von Everec was cursed by Gaunter O'Dimm and thus can't feel any love or empathy, but it's clear that he wasn't exactly a nice person before that happened either. He and his merry band of bandits did their fair shape of burning, raping and pillaging by the admission of his brother and second-in-command. His sole redeeming feature was his initial love for Iris, but even then detractors insist that a happy marriage was something he didn't deserve. So that was “ dearg,” and we had lots of examples: Clóicín Dearg, léine dhearg, cuiríní dearga, báid dh

Geralt, of all people, gets one from fans in Reasons of State for his uncharacteristic choice of leaving Roche to die if he chooses that option. Since Geralt is not a blank slate, that means it's in character for him to choose to do so. Is it because fans are meta-gaming, because he wants to preserve his neutrality, because it's not his fight, because he hates Nilfgaard, because he believes Dijkstra would make a good ruler (since he already told Geralt what he roughly wants to do once in power and Roche's reasoning basically stops at My Country, Right or Wrong and never once saying anything resembling a policy), or because of other reasons? Fans have debated many reasons why Geralt would do such and come up with numerous answers. A popular one is that Geralt believes that Emhyr is a threat to Ciri and the only way to make sure he doesn't become a threat to her in the future is if Nilfgaard loses the war. Given Emhyr gets assassinated in such an event, it's a case of The Extremist Was Right. Others also point out, that Temerian independence and autonomy is a cause that Geralt has no interest in. He only helped Sigi to assassinate Radovid because Radovid was a threat to Yennefer and Triss. Likewise, Roche is a little hypocritical in browbeating Letho when he arrives at Kaer Morhen while at the same time he was planning to screw over fellow Northern states in exchange for Temerian autonomy under Nilfgaard.

Better Off Sold: At the conclusion of the Skellige succession questline Crach will reward Geralt by giving him Fate, his family's Ancestral Weapon that has been passed down for generations. Of course, by that point in the game the player most likely has an even better sword, leaving them with nothing to do with Fate except sell it, dismantle it into crafting gear, or turn it into a wallhanger if you have access to Corvo Bianco. Talking Roach from Blood and Wine is perhaps one of the most memorable characters ever for her humorous banter with Geralt as well as plenty of Self-Deprecation about the horse mechanics in the game. Many players wish they can somehow keep her talking after the associated quest. S. V. Shkunayev, Razrusheniye doma Da Derga, in: Predaniya i mify srednevekovoy Irlandii, Moscow 1991 102–127 (Russian). And her plan did succeed. It took her a long time and it was incredibly painful to slowly feel her life force drain away from her body, but she eventually managed to taker her own life. She was free of her husband. The People’s Mistake and The Botched Burial Gary of Nivea." note Named after a Youtube post where someone said Ellie from The Last of Us looked "a thousand time more badass than that metrosexual fruitcake from The Witcher. What was his name, Gary?" Naturally , the r/Witcher subreddit went and ran wild with it.Succubi can cast fireballs faster than Geralt can cast quen. Even worse, no amount of damage resistance will mitigate magic damage. Fortunately all encounters with Succubi can be resolved peacefully... unless you want the mutagen to brew the Succubus Decoction.

Vlodimir von Everec only appears during the quest Dead Man's Party, but his personality makes him one of the most popular Ensemble Dark Horse of the game.

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And, of course, the Blood and Wine expansion, which brings us to the true Scenery Porn that is the idyllic Duchy of Toussaint.