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Contract: Woodland Beast - The Witcher 3

Monster hunt Velen / No Man's Land
⚠ This page contains spoilers for Contract: Woodland Beast.

Rewards

25 XP 30 crowns

Objectives

7 objectives
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  1. Talk to the commander of the guardpost by the bridge to Novigrad.
  2. Examine the site where the transport was attacked using your Witcher Senses.
  3. Follow the tracks using your Witcher Senses.
  4. Return to the guardpost captain for your reward.
  5. Kill the Scoia'tael.
  6. Gather squirrel tails as evidence.
  7. Retrieve your weapons.

Journal

4 entries
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Monsters, like men, each have their own individual tastes and preferences. According to legend, dragons like to savor the delicate notes of virgins, while ghouls delight in the powerful flavors of rotting flesh. In the woods outside Novigrad, meanwhile, a beast had cropped up with a predilection for Redanian transport wagons. Not surprisingly, the captain of the nearby guardpost did not appreciate this culinary choice and put out a bounty on the monster's head.

It turned out the woods did not hide a "shaggy fuck-knows-what," as the captain of the guard put it, but a band of Scoia'tael. They were the ones attacking the transports. Geralt promised not to betray their secret, but in the end he changed his mind. You might say, dear reader, that he acted dishonorable, and you'd probably be right - but those Scoia'tael were no innocents themselves.

It turned out the woods did not hide a "shaggy fuck-knows-what," as the captain of the guard put it, but a band of Scoia'tael. They were the ones attacking the transports. Though the witcher codex would recommend charting a neutral course in such a situation, Geralt sailed according to his own moral compass. His needle pointed decidedly towards the elves' much-deserved death.

It turned out the woods did not hide a "shaggy fuck-knows-what," as the captain of the guard put it, but a band of Scoia'tael. They were the ones attacking the transports. The witcher codex would recommend charting a neutral course in such a situation - and Geralt, feeling the pain of the elves' lot in his very marrow, duly followed that recommendation.

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