Big Game Hunter - The Witcher 3
Rewards
Objectives
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- Talk to Count Beledal.
- Check Count Beledal's map to find good spots from which to spot animals.
- Meet Count Beledal in his camp.
- Wait until morning.
- Return to Count Beledal.
- Escort Count Beledal near the panthers' lair.
- Defend Count Beledal.
- Wait for the count to use his parestisomach.
- Use your Witcher Senses to find the panthers.
- Move away from the panthers so they calm down.
- Free the panther from the trap.
- [Optional] Calm the panther.
- Return to Count Beledal.
- Lead Count Beledal to the giant centipedes' lair.
- Find a place with a good view of the lair.
- Wait for the count to "preserve" the giant centipedes.
- Wait for the count.
- Use your Witcher Senses to locate giant centipedes.
- Follow the sound.
- Destroy the nest to flush the giant centipedes out.
- Return to Count Beledal.
- Lead the count to the place where peacocks live.
- Kill the giant centipede.
- Wait until the count is ready.
- Use the Axii Sign to force the peacocks to open their tails. ×3
- Use your Witcher Senses to find the peacocks' tracks.
- Follow the peacocks' trail.
- Wait until noon tomorrow and go to the picnic.
- Talk to Count Beledal.
- [Optional] Peruse the exhibit.
- At noon, go to Count Beledal's lodgings and take part in the picnic.
- Before you return to Count Beledal, take care of the vampires attacking the city.
- Return to Count Beledal and continue your expedition.
- Return to Count Beledal during the day.
- Escort Count Beledal.
Journal
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One day, Geralt happened upon an unusual contract notice. Someone was seeking the aid not of some unnamed witcher, but specifically of the witcher named Geralt of Rivia. The notice listed no other details, so Geralt, admittedly intrigued, resolved to see what was it issue.
The individual so intent on employing the White Wolf and no other was a certain Count Beledal, a nobleman from Kovir. The aristocrat wished to embark on a nature trek with the legendary witcher, and my dearest friend, as his guide. As the count was offering an exceptionally generous fee, and the job seemed simple enough in its nature, Geralt did not take long to accept the job.
The excursion with the Koviri noble proved rather refreshing, though not nearly as safe and certainly not as boring as Geralt had initially assumed it would be. During its course, the witcher was forced to fight giant centipedes, to tame a number of panthers, and to attempt to control a flock of peacocks. In a word, he had a grand old time, while at the excursion's end his coin pouch grew markedly heavier.
Pleased with the excursion and with Geralt for proving a consummate professional, Count Beledal invited the witcher to attend a picnic he was to host the very next day.
To refuse the invitation of a luminary such as Count Beledal would have been tactless. Thus Geralt appeared at the nobleman's temporary residence at the appointed time. There he had an opportunity to view the paintings his host had produced based on the illusions he had captured during their excursions using the parestisomach. Grateful for the excellent job the witcher had done as his guide, the count decided to additionally reward him, granting Geralt one of his works.
The excursion with the Koviri noble proved rather refreshing, though not nearly as safe and certainly not as boring as Geralt had initially assumed it would be. During its course, the witcher was forced to fight giant centipedes, to tame a number of panthers, and to attempt to control a flock of peacocks. In a word, he had a grand old time, while at the excursion's end his coin pouch grew markedly heavier.