Read it to discover the names of involved persons, after which Geralt will guess their motives, but suggest checking up with the Ealdorman. Do so to discover an “Assassin’s Knife”, then follow the trail further to find the site of the grave, where you’ll find a “Letter Found in a Grave”. Follow some more tracks south, then west along a trail until you find a blood pool to search.

Examine them, then examine a scrap of fabric near a bush. Head to the fields north-west of the village and use your Witcher Senses around the middle of the search area to pick up some tracks. As is usual of “eye-witness” testimony, it leaves much to be desired, but she does give you a time and location, which is helpful enough. Talk to Ealdorman Balko and he’ll give you the details of the contract, directing you to speak to an eye-witness named Agneta. It’s a short enough diversion, so why not take care of it? Contract: Jenny O the Woods (Level 10) ¶ Loot the town for various goodies (you can also find the note “Formula for a Pain-Relieving Heat Rub” - this witch has all kinds of remedies!), then hit the local notice board, where you can grab the “Contract: Jenny o’ the Woods” to start a quest of the same name. Now that the ever-important task of Gwent has been taken care of, it’s time to return to the mundane life of being a Witcher.

Thrash him and take a card, then peruse his wares to inflate your deck with another “Poor Fucking Infantry” Card, a “Crinfrid Reavers Dragon Hunter” card (you should throw this in your Northern Kingdom deck immediately!) and the “Morteisen” Card.

He’s got an equally pathetic Monster deck - most of his “Muster” combos don’t have companion cards to make the ability useful. Next, go visit a Merchant who also plays Gwent. Play Gwent with the local Armorer, who possesses a laughably bad Nilfgaardian deck, then buy “Edwin Greloff’s First Map” and “Edwin Greloff’s Second Map” from him, which starts the first two parts of the quest “Scavenger Hunt: Griffin School Diagrams”. For using Axii on the peasant to learn where the witch livesĭon’t bother running off after any witch just yet, though.

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