In Wild at Heart, you are asked to locate Hanna. If she lives, the Baron will seek to cure her mind far away. If she dies, the Baron will hang himself. Depending on your choices, her fate and the Baron’s is sealed. She will transform into a Lubberkin once named, assist you on the quest and her spirit will be allowed to peacefully rest.Īs you progress in the game, you will eventually find Anna. If you decide to lay the Botchling to rest under the family threshold, the Baron will somewhat redeem his actions. You discover that Anna has forced a magical miscarriage and the improper burial of the baby results in a Botchling. It’s certainly an emotional rollercoaster. During Geralt’s Family Matters quest you’ll be asked to locate the Baron’s wife, Anna and their daughter, Tamara. This entire Bloody Baron storyline is littered with moments of sadness. The Bloody Baron and his wife in Family Matters Thankfully, Ciri’s temporary ward is led to safety and is later taken in by The Bloody Baron permanently. She is later found by Ciri who saves her from nearby wolves. While on the harrowing trial, Gretka gets distracted by a butterfly who leads her away from it. Her father having led her to the trail of treats, a route to the cruel child-eating Crones of Crookshank Bog. You will quickly realise that poor Gretka has been abandoned. You are introduced to Gretka in Ciri’s first flashback in The King of the Wolves quest.

Sad tales in the Witcher 3 Gretka and the Trail of Treats in The King of the Wolves

Read on for the most heartbreaking moments in the game but please be aware, there are Witcher 3 spoilers ahea d.

Saying this, it’s also got it’s fair share of sad tales too.Įxpect betrayal, tragic marriages, infidelity and murder galore. It’s offers a riveting dark fantasy storyline and interesting side quests in abundance. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is a masterpiece RPG.

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