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Kinslayer's boots
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"content": "There is not enough information in the text to provide a detailed summary, but here are 12 observable items: The Kinslayer's boots, The Kinslayer's Outfit, Dark Mode.",
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Radovid II
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"content": "Provide an overview of Radovid II.",
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"content": "Radovid II, known as the Sailor, was the king of Redania, son of King Vestibor and Queen Caitlyn of Kaedwen, who married Cirra of Cintra and had two sons: Radovid III and Vizimir I. Under his rule, Redania grew as a sea power with the king often going on long cruises until his last ship failed to return; he remains the only Redanian king to have disappeared without a trace, giving rise to numerous legends that persisted during the reigns of his sons Radovid III and later Vridank.",
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Alchemist
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"content": "List the main points about Alchemist.",
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"content": "In the Witcher lore, Alchemists are individuals who practice alchemy, often combining natural elements like metals, potions, and rare ingredients. Notable examples include Aarhenius Krantz, Raffard the White, Vysogota of Corvo, and Azar Javed, with many serving as merchants or witches. In The Witcher game series, Alchemists can be found throughout various locations: Salt Square in the Trade Quarter marketplace, Kalkstein, Abigail's hut near Keilhof, Velen, Novigrad (including the Crematory outside the city and Electors' Square), Oxenfurt, Skellige Islands (specifically Freya's Temple on Hindarsfjall, Gedyneith, and Rannvaig), Kaer Morhen, Toussaint (at the Perfumery and Chuchote Cave), and Dun Tynne Hillside. Alchemists can be interacted with as merchants in these locations, offering alchemical ingredients, glyphs, runestones, and sometimes potions for Geralt to collect. However, some characters like Berthold during 'Now or Never' and Albert Vegelbud during 'A Matter of Life and Death' cannot be directly interacted with as Alchemists. The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings and The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt games feature quests related to alchemy and alchemists, including the Little Shop of Dreams and The Scent of Incense quests in which Geralt seeks a suspicious incense formula from local alchemist Vencel Pugg. The game series also includes an Alchemist skill in the Character panel's alchemy tree.",
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Leshen resin
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"content": "Give an introduction to Leshen resin.",
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"content": "In the context of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, Leshen resin is an alchemy ingredient that, although not required for crafting any specific items, can be broken down into its constituent parts of resin and monster blood. It is a predictable drop from encounters with both leshens and spriggans.",
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Gesheft
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"content": "What are the key details about Gesheft?",
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"content": "The Witcher lore includes a silver sword called Gesheft, introduced in the Blood and Wine expansion, which comes in two forms: Gesheft (Land of a Thousand Fables) and Gesheft (crafted). The first variant is located in the Land of a Thousand Fables, obtainable after defeating the Cloud Giant and following a Will o' the wisp. This sword was initially mislabeled as",
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Ekimma
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"content": "What should I know about Ekimma?",
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"content": "In the Witcher lore, ekimmaras are a type of lower vampire similar to fleders, but more vicious and animalistic. They resemble overgrown bats and have no aversion to garlic or holy water, unlike their portrayal in ballads and legends. Ekimmaras are cruel, swift, and can regenerate health over time, making them formidable foes that require a silver sword to defeat quickly due to their regenerative abilities. Combat tactics involve using Black Blood potions to weaken them, avoiding being wounded by their claws, and utilizing Moon Dust bombs to prevent teleportation. In difficult situations, Devil's Puffball in combination with Igni can be used to poison and burn the vampire. Ekimmaras are typically found in dark environments, and a bestiary entry can be obtained from reading",
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Jada Glevissig
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"content": "What makes Jada Glevissig significant?",
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"content": "Jade Glevissig, known as Jada in Polish, was a renowned sorceress who graduated from the prestigious academy Aretuza.",
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Hedwig of Malleore
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"content": "What makes Hedwig of Malleore significant?",
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"content": "Hedwig of Malleore was a princess of Malleore who became the queen regent of Redania after her husband Vizimir II's murder on June 30th, 1267, at the hands of an elven assassin. Although theoretically she held power, in reality the Regency Council governed, led by Philippa Eilhart and Sigismund Dijkstra. Hedwig gained control with the aid of mages like Triss Merigold, Keira Metz, Margarita Laux-Antille, and Philippa Eilhart, who helped her manage the chaos in the kingdom, while she attempted to consolidate power for her son Radovid V.",
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Matilda de Nementh-Uyvar
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"content": "Describe Matilda de Nementh-Uyvar in a few sentences.",
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"content": "In the Witcher lore, Matilda de Nementh-Uyvar, a marchioness of Ebbing and special guest of Houvenaghel at the Claremont arena show, was a blonde and slim woman whose age had visibly taken its toll on her skin, making her appear older than she likely was. She struggled with Fisstech addiction and was accompanied by her husband, another pedophile who, along with Matilda, would abduct local girls and children, much to the dismay of Houvenaghel, their host, although it's clear he turned a blind eye to their actions. At the arena show where Ciri, fighting under the name Falka, was being forced to fight by Leo Bonhart, Matilda expressed interest in purchasing Ciri but her offer was swiftly rebuffed by Houvenaghel.",
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Innkeep (Francollarts)_Store
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"content": "Give some key information about Innkeep (Francollarts)_Store.",
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"content": "This page lists various items available for purchase or sale in a Witcher-themed store, including alchemical concoctions such as Cherry cordial and Mandrake cordial, as well as food and drink items like Chateau d'Adam Chevalier Pinot Blanc Reserve wine and fish tart. The list also includes monster cards from the Gwent game, featuring creatures like the Arachas, Black Infantry Archer, and Vampire: Fleder, each with a unique buy price and quantity available. Additionally, anti-vampire junk items are listed as being added after completing the main quest 'The Night of Long Fangs', including Anti-vampire garlic and Aspen-wood stake.",
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Diagram: Cidarian cavalry armor
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"content": "Explain Diagram: Cidarian cavalry armor in simple terms.",
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"content": "In The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, the Cidarian cavalry armor crafting diagram can be found or acquired through various means. It is located northwest of Hanged Man's Tree near a monster den entrance, and its presence was already noted during A Deadly Plot. Additionally, it can be randomly discovered or purchased from armorers in cities such as Novigrad, Oxenfurt, and Skellige, as well as from specific merchants including one at the sawmill northeast of Rannvaig and another in Mohrin Village.",
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The Witcher 3 potions
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"content": "Summarize all information about The Witcher 3 potions.",
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"content": "A comprehensive list of potions in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, including their ingredients, effects, duration, and toxicity.",
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Hildebrandt family
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"content": "List the main points about Hildebrandt family.",
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"content": "The Hildebrandt family, a halfling family from the Northern Kingdoms, was targeted by a group of bandits including Pike, Okultich, Klaproth, Ograbek, and Milton during the Second Northern War. The bandits had parted ways with Jarre and Melfi, who were heading to Vizima to enlist in the Poor Fucking Infantry, but instead chose to rob the Hildebrandts. However, Rocco Hildebrandt successfully defended his family against the attack, and none of the would-be thieves survived. The Hildebrandt family members include Aloë, Incarvilia (née Biberveldt), Petunia, Rocco, Tara, and Yasmin.",
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Gedovius Troyden
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"content": "What should someone know about Gedovius Troyden?",
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"content": "King Gedovius Troyden, from the House of Troyden, ruled Kovir for approximately 25 years during the same period as Radovid III's reign in Redania. He was recognized as the first king of Kovir by Redania and married Gemma, with whom he had a son named Gerard.",
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The New Port
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"content": "Summarize all information about The New Port.",
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"content": "In The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, the New Port tavern is located at Kaer Trolde Harbor and is run by Jonas the Innkeep, who previously owned The Old Port on Undvik before it was abandoned due to an Ice Giant invasion. Yennefer has stayed at this inn while in Skellige. Several quests are associated with the New Port: Fists of Fury: Skellige occurs outside the inn, as do parts of An Unpaid Debt; meanwhile, The King is Dead – Long Live the King and The Lord of Undvik feature connections to the inn.",
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Yaren Bolt's axe
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"content": "Provide a short summary of Yaren Bolt's axe.",
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"content": "Yaren Bolt's axe is a key item in the Witcher game, associated with the quest 'A Long Way from Home'. Vaska, the village eldress, informs Geralt that there's no need to kill the Water Lords, instead requiring a token of good faith from the woodcutters. This token is Yaren Bolt's axe, which the witcher must first convince him to give up and then place in the vodyanoi altar near the clay pits by midnight for an answer from the creatures.",
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Brouver Hoog_Quotes
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"content": "Provide a short summary of Brouver Hoog_Quotes.",
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"content": "The quotes attributed to Brouver Hoog in Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales reveal his pessimistic views on humans and their tendency to cause more problems than they solve. He remarks that ploughing humans always ends up with them cocking things up, implying a lack of effectiveness or reliability. Hoog also expresses skepticism about King Demavend III, stating that even when given something valuable, a man will easily give it away like a prostitute giving away 'nubs'. Furthermore, he emphasizes Mahakam's neutrality in conflicts between humans and the Scoia'tael, emphasizing that his homeland should not be involved in such disputes.",
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On Hunting Basilisks: A Compendium
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"content": "What should someone know about On Hunting Basilisks: A Compendium?",
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"content": "In the Duchy of Toussaint, a long tradition of hunting basilisks dates back to the dawn of its history, with records showing that even in 1023, Xenon of Trytion wrote about using basilisk hide for a corset, indicating that killing such creatures was necessary and only feasible due to the expertise of witchers, who have successfully hunted and thinned their numbers; specifically, by 1100, regulus platinum subspecies basilisks had become abundant but by present day, there is only one remaining exemplar, highlighting the effectiveness of witcher hunting; additional lore on this topic can be found in a book called On Hunting Basilisks: A Compendium, which is available behind the innkeep at Fox Hollow or as random loot in houses around Toussaint.",
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Reinald's Secret Ingredient
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"content": "Provide a brief overview of Reinald's Secret Ingredient.",
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"content": "Reinald's Secret Ingredient is a quest item in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, introduced with Patch 4.0, which can be automatically looted when Geralt reads Reinald's second letter needed to craft his own philter in the context of the Eternal Fire's Shadow associated quest.",
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Audegast
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"content": "What are the main aspects of Audegast?",
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"content": "In mid-July 1267, Audegast, a Nilfgaardian bailiff, along with Marder and Evan Helvet, were instructed by Peter Evertsen, chief chamberlain of the Imperial Army, to begin a campaign to raze Lyria, Rivia, and Aedirn. Their mission was twofold: to pillage anything of value for the Empire and destroy the rest, under the orders of Menno Coehoorn's men who had already partially completed the task. Specifically, Audegast was tasked with loading and transporting all harvested and stored crops that were not destroyed by Coehoorn's soldiers. He was given a group of slaves to assist him in this endeavor. The trio set off north from their meeting point, embarking on a campaign aimed at furthering the Nilfgaardian Empire's interests.",
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Vildenvert's farm
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"content": "Explain Vildenvert's farm in simple terms.",
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"content": "Vildenvert's farm, located east of White Orchard village, was owned by the Vildenvert family in 1272. The last living members were Dune and his brother Bastien, who enlisted in the Temerian Army during the Third Northern War to avoid being drafted, with some fingers amputated beforehand. After Bastien went missing in the Battle of White Orchard, Geralt helped Dune and their dog Hussar find him, teaming up with a Nilfgaardian soldier named Rhosyn who later lived at the farm disguised as one of them.",
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Malena
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"content": "Explain Malena in simple terms.",
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"content": "In The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings, a secondary character named Malena is an elven woman who works as a servant in Flotsam. She is suspected by Loredo's men of leading soldiers into Scoia'tael ambushes and accused of being an accessory to murder. Geralt meets her when she is being harassed and has several options for what to do: he can decide not to interfere, defend her against Loredo's accusations, tell the truth about the corpses in a nearby cave (which reveal that Scoia'tael did indeed murder the soldiers), or lie to Loredo's men. Depending on his choice, Malena is either arrested and charged with being an accessory to murder, repays Geralt with betrayal, pays the ultimate price for her deeds, or is punished by having Geralt take her to Loredo's soldiers; if Geralt chooses not to hand her over, she can be found in the grounds of a burned-down hospital after the quest. }",
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Superior beast oil
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"content": "Provide a short summary of Superior beast oil.",
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"content": "In The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, Superior beast oil is a crafting item that increases attack power against beasts by +50%, requiring the following ingredients: Alchemy paste (1), Enhanced beast oil (1), Cockatrice stomach (1), Celandine (1), Puffball (1), Bison grass (1), and Rubedo (1).",
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Codex of Mirthe
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"content": "What makes Codex of Mirthe significant?",
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"content": "In 1267, the Codex of Mirthe was part of Ciri's studies in Ellender under the tutelage of Yennefer at the Temple of Melitele.",
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Temerian Special Forces' cockade
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"content": "What is notable about Temerian Special Forces' cockade?",
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"content": "In The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings, the Temerian Special Forces' cockade is an armor enhancement, while in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, it is renamed to the Temerian Special Forces insignia and serves as a junk item with no effect on equipment.",
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Everard
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"content": "What makes Everard significant?",
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"content": "Everard was a witcher from the School of the Wolf, where he trained, and spent his time traveling and killing monsters for money. In 1264, he went to Kaer Morhen for winter, but the stay was disrupted by Eskel's transformation into a Leshy that had to be killed. During this time, Ciri underwent witcher training with Everard and others watching; however, Everard was one of the few witchers killed in their sleep by the Deathless Mother, who later possessed Ciri's body.",
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Brendan
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"content": "Tell me about Brendan.",
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"content": "Here is a detailed summary of the provided text within Witcher lore: Brendan, a veteran dwarven mercenary and old friend of Zoltan Chivay, had fought alongside his companion many times. He even led a company into battles, but they all perished during the siege of Hattenburg, while he barely survived and was left with scars on his back from being scalded by hot oil poured down from the walls, making it impossible for him to fight in open fields again. Following this military defeat, Brendan considered retiring by learning a new trade or joining a city guard. When Zoltan met him afterwards, he advised Brendan to become a bouncer in Novigrad, but Brendan rejected the idea due to rising anti-nonhuman sentiments in the city; shortly after their camp was attacked by unknown archers and Zoltan accused Brendan of withholding information.",
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Vara
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"content": "Explain Vara in simple terms.",
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"content": "Here is a detailed summary of the text within Witcher lore: Geralt of Rivia and Jakob Ornstine investigated the mysterious House of Glass, where they encountered Vara, a succubus who had been living there. Vara, originally from Vengerberg, the capital city of Aedirn, was forced to leave due to being discovered as a monster. She attached herself to a caravan traveling south and ended up at the House of Glass in Caed Dhu. While Geralt was initially cold to her, they eventually developed a bond over wine and conversation. They encountered",
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Blacksmith (Larvik)_Store
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"content": "What should I know about Blacksmith (Larvik)_Store?",
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"content": "This text appears to be a list of items for sale at a store in the Witcher universe, specifically the Blacksmith (Larvik) and Store sub-pages. The store offers various melee weapons, runestones, diagrams, and crafting components, with prices that vary depending on the item level and stats. Some notable items include the Koviri cutlass, Temerian poniard, Velen longsword, Dorian sword, Novigrad longsword, Skellige longsword, Nilfgaardian longsword, Gildorf sword, Metinna blade, Maribor sword, Bremervoord blade, Silverton sword, Vicovaro blade, Blade from the Bits, Faroe blade, Gemmerian steel sword, Witch hunter's sword, and various silver swords. Additionally, the store offers crossbows, broadhead bolts, weapon repair kits, lesser Chernobog runestone, Chernobog runestone, Dazhbog runestone, Devana runestone, Morana runestone, Perun runestone, Stribog runestone, Svarog runestone, Triglav runestone, Veles runestone, Zoria runestone, and various other items. The text also mentions that the prices listed are without a possible 10% discount that can be earned by accepting glory for slaying the ice giant at the end of the secondary quest The Lord of Undvik.",
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Giltine
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"content": "Describe Giltine in a few sentences.",
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"content": "In the 13th century, Giltine, a Redanian woman and daughter of Potrim and Juna, was born in Neisse. Throughout her childhood, she was assaulted and groomed by her father, who valued her more than his wife. Giltine fell pregnant with her father's child in her teenage years, prompting him to hire a lamia to terminate the birth. Feeling traumatized, she fled to the Kestrel Mountains, where two witches, Milda and Zemyna, taught her about the five stages of a true lament. The witcher Geralt of Rivia later arrived at the retreat, sent by Potrim to convince Giltine to return home, but was instead met with her confession of pregnancy and termination. After Geralt convinced Giltine to leave the retreat, she returned to her family manor, where she reunited with her father and mother. However, in a fit of rage, Giltine killed her father with a sword while her mother watched blankly. The lamia possessed her and framed Geralt for Potrim's death, but Juna freed him, allowing him to kill the guards and knock out Giltine. To protect her from the lamia's possession, Geralt took Giltine back to the witches' retreat, where she continued her healing under Milda and Zemyna's guidance. Giltine ultimately found peace and closure through her tutelage and support network, while her father paid for his crimes with his life.",
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Report: Battle of Brenna
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"content": "Tell me about Report: Battle of Brenna.",
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"content": "The Battle of Brenna, reported in Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales during its epilogue, saw a decisive victory for the combined forces of Temeria, Kaedwen, and Redania over the Nilfgaardians. In this engagement, the Empire suffered significant losses, including nearly forty thousand soldiers, while Marshal Coehoorn mysteriously vanished without a trace. The Army Group",
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The Grapes of Wrath Stomped
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"content": "Explain The Grapes of Wrath Stomped in simple terms.",
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"content": "Here are the observable items within the text: Blood and Wine expansion, Vermentino vineyard, Coronata vineyard, Wine Wars: Belgaard achievement, side quests, Wine Wars: Consorting quest, Wine Wars: Belgaard quest, Plegmund's Bridge, Stocktaking Report, Sansretour Valley signpost, John Steinbeck's novel The Grapes of Wrath",
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Gardener
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"content": "Tell me about Gardener.",
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"content": "In the Temple Quarter of Vizima, St. Lebioda's Hospital has a gardener who is a veteran of the war with Nilfgaard and fought alongside Julia 'Pretty Kitty' Abatemarco in Adieu's Free Company; he gained extensive knowledge of Zerrikanian insects and geography from their campaigns across half the world, including Zerrikania. In his retirement, this gardener tends to the hospital garden and occasionally plays dice with Geralt, who can barter with him for various goods: a wide range of herbs, including Balisse, Beggartick, Berbercane, Celandine, Fool's parsley, Hellebore, Verbena, White myrtle, Mistletoe, Sewant mushrooms, Wolf's aloe, and Wolfsbane; all kinds of flowers and food. He offers to provide Geralt with information on Zerrikania in exchange for food, which helps avoid purchasing the book 'Zerrikanian Insects and Other Vermin' necessary for the Anatomy of a Crime quest. Additionally, he will give Geralt roses - red, yellow, or white - in exchange for food, providing an opportunity to make money by giving him low-value food (1 oren) that can be sold for 6 orens.",
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Emmerich Gottschalk
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"content": "Give an introduction to Emmerich Gottschalk.",
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"content": "The text describes Emmerich Gottschalk, a professor at the Oxenfurt Academy, who wrote a treatise about the pogrom in Rivia. He implicated non-humans as being responsible for the event, rather than Nadia Esposito.",
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Xander
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"content": "Provide an overview of Xander.",
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"content": "Xander, the youngest legitimate son of King Belohun of Kerack, attempted to overthrow his father along with his brother Egmund but failed, resulting in their exile from the kingdom. Xander was noted for being extremely blond, to the point where he resembled an albino, in stark contrast to his darker-haired brother Egmund.",
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In Beast's Clothing
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"content": "Describe In Beast's Clothing in a few sentences.",
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"content": "The book 'In Beast's Clothing' is a key item in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt that provides bestiary entries for werewolves and ulfhedinn, as well as the formula for werewolf decoction. It can be obtained through various means, including being rewarded for completing the unmarked quest 'Man's Best Friend', purchased from Marcus T.K. Hodgson or the books merchant in Hierarch Square, or found as random loot - although due to a bug, it is only guaranteed to be found at the bandit camp north of the Forest Hut in Spitfire Bluff. A journal entry accompanying this book describes how hunters searched for evidence of a werewolf's identity by finding dried twigs on their bed (indicative of dawn hunting) and a wolf's hide under their bed (used for transformation). This led to a hunt to capture the lycanthrope with silver chains.",
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"content": "Mistle, a member of the gang known as the Rats, attends a beast show in Gors Velen where a supposed basilisk is on display, but it turns out to be a wyvern that escapes and causes chaos; Mistle steals Ciri's knife and wallet during the commotion, but later returns the knife by throwing it at her so she can kill the wyvern; days later, bounty hunters capture Kayleigh, a friend of Mistle's, and Ciri joins a group consisting of Mistle, Iskra, Giselher, Reef, and Asse to rescue their captive comrade; in the ensuing battle, they manage to overpower the bounty hunters, with all of them being killed, allowing Ciri to join the group under an assumed name 'Falka'; the events occur without any specific dates or timeframes mentioned.} { observable items: Mistle, Rats gang, Gors Velen, basilisk (later revealed as a wyvern), Ciri, Kayleigh, Iskra, Giselher, Reef, Asse, beast show, wyvern escape, knife theft, Ciri's alias 'Falka', bounty hunters.",
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"content": "What are the key details about Leshen's amulet?",
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"content": "Leshen's amulet is a cut content quest item in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt that can be obtained through console commands but doesn't appear during gameplay, and its specific purpose is unknown despite being related to the Woodland Spirit associated with the quest In the Heart of the Woods.",
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"content": "Summarize all information about Visenna.",
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"content": "Visenna was a druid, healer, and sorceress who appeared as Geralt of Rivia's mother. She first emerged in the 1988 short story Droga, z której się nie wraca published in Fantastyka, a Polish science fiction and fantasy magazine, before being republished in 1990 as part of Wiedźmin and other collections. Visenna had not been initially intended to be part of the Witcher saga but was later incorporated into the universe by author Sapkowski due to her appealing name. Additionally, she appeared in the short story Coś więcej (Something More) from 1993, where she is explicitly named as Geralt's mother who left him at Kaer Morhen. Visenna also made appearances in the comic Droga bez powrotu and was featured in The Hexer TV series, appearing in four of its episodes. }",
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"content": "What are the key details about On Death's Bed?",
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"content": "In The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, the secondary quest 'On Death's Bed' involves Geralt deciding whether to give the witcher potion Swallow to Lena, a young peasant woman mortally injured by a griffin in White Orchard. To brew the potion, Geralt must gather ingredients including Dwarven spirit, Drowner brain, and Celandine, which can be found or purchased from various locations such as the tavern keeper, alchemist's garden, or Tomira's shop. The player must then craft the potion in their inventory before giving it to Lena, who will either recover but lose her mind due to the toxins, or perish from her wounds if Geralt chooses not to use the potion. This quest is given by Tomira and will fail if not completed before finishing the main quest 'Lilac and Gooseberries.' Upon completion, Geralt receives the formula for cursed oil, the book 'Of Sweat and Blood,' and 2 vials of venom extract from Tomira, as well as unlocking bestiary entries and decoction formulae in the book. If Lena is helped, the quest automatically updates with information about her condition, which can be learned later by speaking to a Nilfgaardian soldier in Velen.",
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"content": "Give some key information about Lesser Perun runestone.",
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"content": "The Lesser Perun runestone is a craftable item in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt that adds 2% Adrenaline Point gain, and can be used to create Perun runestones. It requires an amateur armorer/blacksmith with a minimum level of skill, along with one Lesser runestone and one Monster brain as crafting materials. The runestone can be obtained through various methods, including crafting, looting from certain locations, or purchasing from specific merchants such as the ones at Calveit Watchtower, Stacheier, and Upper Mill; it is also available as a reward for assisting Remi during the unmarked quest Witch Hunter Raids or for participating in The Battle of Kaer Morhen. Additionally, Perun is a deity associated with lightning in Slavic mythology.",
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"content": "Explain the significance of The Witcher Monster Slayer glossary.",
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"content": "In the Witcher lore, there are 17 non-playable characters (NPCs) introduced in The Witcher: Monster Slayer, including Master Witcher from Kaer Morhen, Thorstein the Skellige merchant, Margit the elven culture scholar, Dehael the errand boy, Varik the herbalist, Vesemir the witcher from the Wolf School whose life was saved by the player, Hermit from Dol Tirthana who lifted his daughter's striga curse, Bedwyr of Ewigbrid who gave a cursed amulet that forced the player to break it, Maredudd, captain of the Dol Tirthana river port, who was saved from arachnomorphs, Eccentric man and Goronwy who organized the Great Mushrooming, Emlyn the mushroom picker, Masked sorcerer Caedmil who made a shady proposition, Lothar the werewolf blacksmith, Conway the dwarven blacksmith who took over Lothar's business, Kienan the actor who was working with a devourer and Grub the troll who hired the player to slay a mysterious monster targeting trolls. These characters are described in various scenes showcasing their personalities, roles, and interactions with the player, and often have complex backstories and motivations that influence their relationships with others.",
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"content": "What should I know about Talisman (quest item)?",
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"content": "There exists in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt a quest item known as Talisman, created by the Pellar for Anna Strenger, wife of Philip Strenger (the Bloody Baron), with the intention to protect her from 'evil magics'. The talisman is crafted using freshly cut spruce sprinkled with goat's blood and tempered with an incense made from earthsmoke and juniper. In order to obtain the Talisman, players must complete the associated quest, Family Matters, by following a trail of wine spilled on the stairs, which leads them to one of the landings where they will find the item hidden beneath a floorboard.",
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"content": "What are the key details about Kelpie?",
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"content": "There is no concrete information about Kelpie, however, here are 12 observable items: marine monster, shape of a horse, dolphin, or woman, pile of seaweeds, Ciri's horse name, Celtic folklore creature, article stub, Witcher Wiki, help expand it, not your story, finish telling, let me, Kelpie is also the name.",
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"content": "Provide an overview of Danica.",
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"content": "In 1243, Geralt of Rivia had sex with Danica, a prostitute who guessed which monster caused his scars by listening to Jaskier's songs. She revealed to Geralt that Remus, another witcher, had escaped to Temeria after being paid to kill a striga. Years later, Danica met Geralt again at Kaer Morhen, where she was invited by Eskel, but the party was interrupted when Eskel turned into a leshy. Lambert took the prostitutes to safety, where Ciri slept, and Danica scolded him for entering a woman's room with a sword; the prostitutes left the fortress afterwards. This meeting occurred after Geralt had acquired a daughter, which Danica suggested taking under her wing but was met with disapproval from Geralt. The year of their second encounter is not specified in the text.",
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"content": "Give me important facts about Trade Quarter.",
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"content": "The Trade Quarter in Vizima, the capital of Temeria, is a hub of commerce and wealth, governed by Burgomeister Velerad under King Foltest's order. The quarter is inhabited by the city's social elite, including nobles, merchants, townspeople, sorcerers, and notable figures such as Alvin, Dandelion, Declan Leuvaarden, Adda the White, Queen of the Night, Roderick de Wett, Thaler, Triss Merigold, and Velerad. The quarter is characterized by its cleanliness, brick houses with flowers in windows, and narrow streets lined with luxury goods from around the world exhibited at the large marketplace. Located near the castle of King Foltest, the Trade Quarter contains notable locations such as the town hall, herbalist's house, gamblers' den, House of the Queen of the Night brothel, Triss Merigold's house, Vivaldi Bank, and a statue of Melitele near the Maribor gate. The quarter is also home to various herbs like berbercane, ginatia, hellebore, and white myrtle. Due to quarantine restrictions, only individuals with letters of safe conduct are allowed into this part of Vizima.",
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"content": "What should someone know about Merchant (Fyresdal)?",
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"content": "In the Witcher lore, there exists a merchant residing in the village of Fyresdal, who is an avid Gwent player utilizing the 'Monsters' deck. No additional details are provided regarding this character's name, background, or significance within the Witcher universe.",
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"content": "What should I know about Hjalmar (gwent card)?",
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"content": "The Hjalmar card is a ranged Gwent hero card, introduced as part of the Blood and Wine expansion, which belongs to the Skellige deck. }",
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"content": "Provide a short summary of New Game +.",
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"content": "New Game + (NG+) is an unlockable game mode for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, released on August 17, 2015, as one of the 16 free DLCs. In NG+, players can restart the game with retained gold, abilities, and gear, but lose quest items, books, Gwent cards, crafting diagrams, alchemy formulas, trophies, map exploration points, bestiary entries, and character entries. The mode features live-scaling difficulty levels and monster encounters, scaling up by at least 25 levels based on the player's previous playthrough level. Witcher school gear is renamed to",
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"content": "Describe Naiad in a few sentences.",
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"content": "The Naiads, also known as Rusalki, are exclusively female nymphs of lakes and rivers in the Witcher universe. They possess physical characteristics such as long black or green hair, alabaster white to greenish skin tones, and a membrane between their fingers allowing them to swim with ease. However, they must spend most time near water as prolonged dry land exposure causes dehydration and suffocation. Naiads are telepaths, telempaths, and charmers, making them immune to mental attacks and capable of commanding waters to drown opponents. They reproduce by luring or charming young men from other humanoid races for mutual pleasure in a lake or river, but may occasionally forget that humans can't breathe underwater. According to dwarves, nymphs emerged centuries before civilized races, with naiads sharing hatred towards dwarves for polluting rivers and adopting Elder Speech as their language. Initial contacts with humans are unclear, though they were likely perceived as monsters or demons by the Nordlings, leading to hunting and hanging. The Irin inhabitants practiced",
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"content": "What makes Race significant?",
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"content": "In the world of The Witcher, the concept of 'race' typically refers to humanoid beings such as humans, elves, dwarves, gnomes, halflings, particularly in the Northern Kingdoms. However, intelligent non-humanoid beings like dryads, unicorns, higher vampires, merpeople, dragons, and trolls exist but are often classified as beasts or monsters due to their lesser intelligence or non-human appearance. Humans and elves can interbreed, producing half-elves and quarter-elves, while some races like elves are used by dryads for procreation purposes. Known races in The Witcher universe include Doppler, goblinoids (goblins, leprechauns, schrats), godlings, halflings, higher vampires, merpeople, nymphs (dryads, hamadryads, naiads), ogroids (cyclops, giants, kobolds), succubi, sylphs, vran, werebbubbs, and witchers. In the game Wiedźmin: Gra Wyobraźni, the term 'race' is used to refer to playable creatures like humans, elves, dwarves, gnomes, halflings, and dryads. The only playable character in The Witcher is Geralt, a witcher who is considered a unique 'race' due to their mutations.",
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"content": "Describe Kehl in a few sentences.",
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"content": "In the 12th century, Kehl, a long-time mercenary and leader of Koshchey's Men for a brief period, joined a band formed by renegade druid Fregenal in Klamat pass, but after realizing their differing intentions, he turned on Fregenal with 17 other members, killing the rest and leaving Fregenal tied up in a cave. Later, Kehl returned to aid Visenna and Korin against the koshchey summoned by Fregenal; despite his bravery, Koshchey grabbed Kehl's horse and threw it away, but Kehl rode under its swooping attack and stabbed the monster in one of its limbs, whereupon Koshchey picked him up and massacred him. Mortally-injured, Kehl asked Visenna to help him into the afterlife with his eyes full of tears; she fulfilled his wish. The werebbubb also passed away. }",
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"content": "Summarize all information about Under a Fiery Sky.",
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"content": "In the primary quest 'Under a Fiery Sky' in Chapter V, Geralt chooses the witcher/neutral path. He meets Zoltan Chivay on the dike, who informs him of Shani's field hospital and the warring Scoia'tael and Order factions blocking the gate. After fighting through the warring factions, Geralt arrives at the gate where he witnesses King Foltest being ambushed by Scoia'tael attempting to assassinate the king. The Grand Master of the Order of the Flaming Rose, De Aldersberg, saves the day, but warns the king that his aid may not be timely in the future. The king requests Geralt's help to deliver the princess from a striga curse and eradicate Salamandra. Geralt meets with royal advisors Triss Merigold, Velerad, and Count de Wett, then explores the castle where he meets Antoinnette, a noblewoman from Toussaint who asks him for a favor in return for a reward. After speaking with Foltest again, Geralt is sent on his way to speak with the chamberlain about travel arrangements back to Old Vizima. Once there, he escorts two nurses to the field hospital and secures one date with Shani.",
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"content": "Give an introduction to Grandmaster Wolven steel sword.",
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"content": "The Grandmaster Wolven steel sword is a craftable steel sword within the Wolf School Gear, part of the Blood and Wine expansion. To be crafted, it requires a minimum of a Grandmaster level and specific items including two Leather scraps, two Enriched dimeritium ingots, one Ruby, and one Monster essence. The crafting requirements for the Wolf School Gear are unique in that they do not necessitate mastercrafted versions of the equipment like other schools' gear, due to its inclusion as a free DLC.",
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"content": "Provide an overview of Boduen de Kurtene's journal.",
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"content": "Boduen de Kurtene's journal details his research on a cursed amulet given to him by Bedwyr, which causes chronic exhaustion, weakness, and terrifying visual and auditory hallucinations. As the curse progresses, Boduen develops tuberculosis-like symptoms and becomes increasingly desperate, eventually passing the amulet to Kol, who is supposed to continue researching the curse. To lift the curse, Boduen notes that one must subject the amulet to heat, burning leshen moss and cowbane, defeat the liho monster responsible for the curse, and then discard the amulet at least 1,000 paces from where the liho was defeated.",
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"content": "Provide a short summary of Hellebore petals.",
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"content": "Hellebore petals, a plant-based ingredient, can be obtained through various means such as random loot, gathering from plants, or purchasing from numerous merchants and vendors throughout The Witcher's world. These include All herbalists, Gremist at Gedyneith, Jonna in Rannvaig, Keira Metz, Merchant at the sawmill in White Orchard, Generic Merchant in Nilfgaardian Army Group 'Center' Camp, as well as various wandering merchants and vendors located in cities, towns, and settlements. The Hellebore petals are used to craft several items listed in the game's Druid's Herbarium, such as Enhanced Black Blood, Superior Maribor Forest, Nigredo, Pops' mold antidote, Purple armor dye, Superior Samum, Superior White Honey, Vitriol, and others. When combined with belladonna, hemlock, sulfur, pitch, and tacks, Hellebore petals form a poisonous concoction.",
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"content": "What are the main aspects of Four Marks?",
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"content": "The episode 'Four Marks' from The Witcher series follows multiple storylines set in different locations and timeframes. Geralt of Rivia's hunt for a 'devil' takes him to the countryside where he encounters Torque, a Sylvan, who is stealing food and medicine to help the starving elven population. Filavandrel, the elf king, explains that they were forced out of their homes by humans, leading Geralt to advise them to move elsewhere or integrate with humans. He leaves his bounty with the elves as thanks. Meanwhile, in Vengerberg, Yennefer is a hunchbacked girl who uses magic to escape from bullies and is eventually taken away by Tissaia de Vries to Aretuza, where she is trained in magic. However, Yennefer struggles to control her powers, which leads to her being reprimanded by Tissaia. She befriends Istredd, but their relationship is complicated as it is later revealed that Istredd was working for Stregobor. In another storyline, Ciri hides from the search party of soldiers and encounters Dara, an elf who helps her evade capture. She eventually joins a Cintran refugee camp where she meets Adon and his family, but they are killed by Nilfgaardian forces. Dara rescues Ciri again and they flee together into the woods.",
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"content": "List the main points about Lynx Crag.",
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"content": "Lynx Crag, a steep hill located west-northwest of Fox Hollow and southwest of Tulasens Caves in Toussaint, is feared by locals due to its inhabitance by panthers and the presence of a powerful witch residing in a hut at its peak.",
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"content": "What are the key details about Defending Kaer Morhen?",
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"content": "The game's Prologue, Defending Kaer Morhen, is the first quest where Geralt of Rivia learns the basics of being a Witcher as he defends the fortress from an attack by Salamandra gang led by Professor and mage Savolla. The group is ambushed while trying to protect the witcher mutagens lab at Kaer Morhen, with the Professor escaping through a magic portal, leaving behind Leo who perishes from his wounds. Geralt has two story paths: siding with Triss or Vesemir; each has its own rewards and consequences. After defeating Savolla, Geralt must decide to help Triss save the lab or join Vesemir in fighting the frightener. In the end, he decides to avenge Leo's death and recover the stolen secrets from Salamandra.",
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"content": "Tell me about Arm wrestling.",
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"content": "In The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings, arm wrestling is a new mini-game introduced as a pastime for frequent visitors to inns, particularly dwarves who engage in the activity despite their physically demanding work in mines and smithies. To participate, players must initiate an opponent through dialogue options, bid on the stakes, and win by slamming their opponent's hand to the table while keeping their fist cursor within a moving yellow bar. Various characters, including Strongarm, Zoltan, Skinny Sten, Wiry Wilks, Big Max, Thirteen, Fenn, Myron, Alphonse, Sheldon Skaggs, Yarpen Zigrin, and others, are encountered throughout the game as opponents in various locations such as Flotsam, Vergen, Kaedweni camp, and Loc Muinne. The mini-game is associated with several quests including 'Bring it on: Flotsam', 'Hung Over', and 'The Ballista', which provide optional paths for players to engage with these characters.",
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"content": "What should I know about Tatterwing?",
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"content": "In the Witcher lore, Tatterwing is a powerful wyvern that fought in Whoreson Junior's arena located in Novigrad.",
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"content": "List the main points about Temple Cemetery.",
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"content": "In the southeastern part of Hauteville near Lassommoir in Beauclair, the Temple Cemetery surrounds the temple of Lebioda and includes a vast underground crypt featured in several quests within the Blood and Wine expansion. This cemetery is notable among the city's wealthy inhabitants, even housing the ducal crypt, and contains graves of prominent individuals such as Milton de Peyrac-Peyran, Louis de Corentin, Margot de Corentin, Anna Henrietta, Sylvia Anna, and others. The catacombs beneath it are said to hold many secrets, including mysterious noises and grave robbing thugs. Quests that take place in the Temple Cemetery include 'Till Death Do You Part' and 'Pomp and Strange Circumstance', which is a dependent quest for 'The Last Exploits of Selina's Gang'. Some doors leading outside have been found to be bugged, trapping individuals inside with open doors but jammed knobs.",
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"content": "List the main points about White Bridge.",
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"content": "In the region of White Bridge, Geralt left the westward-leading road and rode towards Ellander (Time of Contempt, pg. 5), while in the 1260s, warships were met by a barge of the Malatius and Grock Company, on which Geralt was hired to prevent an attack by aeschna; White Bridge is a city connecting the Pontar river's two banks, situated southwest of Hagge and east of Ellander; originally, it was intended for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt game but replaced with Oxenfurt.",
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"content": "Tell me about Wandering in the Dark.",
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"content": "In The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, Geralt of Rivia teams up with Keira Metz to find Ciri's trail. They follow an elven mage who visited Keira and left clues about Ciri's whereabouts. In the elven ruins, they discover that the Wild Hunt is also searching for Ciri. The duo navigates through a series of challenges, including fighting drowners, foglets, wraiths, and gargoyles. They use portal keys to traverse the area, with one key activating a door in the main chamber where Geralt left Keira. Along the way, they encounter various clues about Ciri's path, including symbols for Kelpie, a sea monster and Ciri's horse, and must fight Nithral, a Wild Hunt warrior who summons hounds to aid him. After defeating Nithral, Geralt finds another projection that leads him to believe that Ciri is being pursued by the three Crones in Crookback Bog. With 12 objectives completed, including destroying rat nests, finding the second morphotic projection, closing portals, and defeating Nithral, Geralt reaches the end of this main quest, Wandering in the Dark.",
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"content": "Give an introduction to Mahr.",
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"content": "In 1107, a Wenck noblewoman became possessed by a Mahr, a demon that feeds on its host's madness, causing discomfort and mental delusions to drive them further insane; however, using magical disruptive elements such as silver or meteorite can force it out of the host, making the demon vulnerable to attacks; Deglan exorcised the Mahr from the noblewoman after recognizing the signs in two of her child servants, Vesemir and Illyana, with blue gum; a Mahr is described as having a fox-like gremlin appearance with six legs like those of a spider; }",
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"content": "Give an introduction to Radovid III.",
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"content": "Radovid III, also known as 'the Bold' or 'the Red', was the great-grandson of Radovid I and the king of Redania, who married princess Viviana of Lyria and had one son named Vridank. He was a shrewd ruler determined to regain his family's prestige by asserting Redanian sovereignty over the North, particularly in regaining lands lost since Vestibor's time such as Buina and Nimnar, establishing the northern border on the river Braa. However, this move did not sit well with neighboring Northern Kingdoms and he started wars with many of them, including Temeria for the Pontar Delta, which led to a compromise declaring Novigrad a Free City, Aedirn over the Middle Pontar, Kovir in a failed war, and Kaedwen along their borders. Eventually, negotiations led to the First Treaty of Lan Exeter, allowing him to retain the title of King of Kovir and Poviss until his death at 49 years from meningitis caused by a tick bite. }",
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"content": "What are the main aspects of Innkeep (Tourney Grounds)_Store?",
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"content": "This is a list of items available for sale at the store in the Witcher universe. The items are organized into several categories, including alchemy food and drink, Gwent cards, and monster-hunting equipment. Alchemical items such as Cherry cordial (57 g), Mandrake cordial (101 g), Mahakaman spirit (18 g), Nilfgaardian lemon (90 g), Redanian herbal (81 g), Chateau d'Adam Chevalier Pinot Blanc Reserve (429 g), and others are available for sale. Gwent cards, including Emperor of Nilfgaard Emhyr var Emreis (50 g), Eredin: Commander of the Red Riders (50 g), Francesca Findabair: Daisy of the Valley (50 g), and many others, can be purchased or sold in stacks of up to 12. The store also sells monster-hunting equipment such as anti-vampire garlic (45 g), Aspen-wood stake (45 g), and a mirror (45 g). Note that some items are stackable in a Gwent deck, but will not appear as a stack when purchased or sold.",
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"content": "Tesham Mutna gauntlets are heavy armor gauntlets that can only be obtained at the Tesham Mutna Ruins during the main quest 'La Cage au Fou' within the Blood and Wine expansion.",
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"content": "Cherdian is a city and major trading hub on the Eastern Coast of the Western Continent, established by Nordling and Mahakaman settlers sometime after Fabio Sachs discovered the landmass. It serves as the capital of both Fabiola and the Silk Islands.",
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Letter from Hubert Rejk
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"content": "The letter is from Hubert Rejk, also known as Concerned Citizen, who was the murderer in the Carnal Sins secondary quest. The Witcher found his subtle hints and guessed who he was, but Rejk congratulates him on not being able to meet him again. Rejk was trying to wake up Novigrad's citizens from their corruption by administering 'shock therapy', but realized that the moral decay is too deep-seated in the city. He has now decided to move to a smaller settlement where he may be able to stop the process of moral decay before it spreads further, and therefore did not provide his itinerary as he fears the Witcher would try to hinder his mission.",
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"content": "King Ethain, son of Mathen, was the ruler of Cidaris, a city plagued by kraken attacks in the summer. His father, King Mathen, ordered his execution after discovering that Sha, a mysterious girl rescued from the sea, was not responsible for the attacks, but rather was being used as a pawn to distract the king while the kraken destroyed ships. Prince Ethain intervened and freed Sha, who mysteriously defeated the kraken by touching the king's face, causing it and the waves to disappear. King Mathen died in his son's arms, and Ethain was subsequently crowned. As king, he renovated the city and encouraged art and poetry at his court, befriending poets Dandelion, Valdo Marx, Ellen Daven, and Essi. He later became a suzerain of Duke Agloval of Bremervoord, and utilized guerrilla tactics during the Northern War II against the Nilfgaardian Empire, led by Joachim de Wett, utilizing Skelliger pirates and Verdenian rebels to his advantage. Following the war's end, Ethain attended a parade in Novigrad and the wedding of Cirilla Fiona with Emhyr var Emreis, and was perceived as a wise politician, just ruler, and skilled strategist.",
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"content": "Eldain, a leader of the Scoia'tael in the Moulderwood, Aedirn, during the Second Northern War, radicalized after his family was butchered in a pogrom in 1246. He later joined Queen Meve's army in 1267 to help King Demavend III against Nilfgaard, but instead kidnapped and killed three of her scouts, attacking her army with his commando. Meve defeated him, and he begged for burial, which she refused, leaving him to be eaten by worms and crows. Eldain's story is one of elven persecution at the hands of humans, who blame them for their misfortunes. He chose to fight back rather than run, seeking to live on in human memories as a nightmare. As leader of his commando, he instilled fear through brutal tactics, painting war colours on his warriors' faces and leaving maimed bodies exposed. Despite this reputation, those who interacted with him describe him as calm and soft-spoken, taking pleasure in music; he even clapped for a captive troubadour's performance before skimming the man alive. Eldain's operations were based in the Moulderwood, where his commando controlled the ruins of elven structures, which Eldain refused to rebuild, preferring the cover they provided for future battles.",
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"content": "Emhyr var Emreis, the rightful heir to the Nilfgaardian throne, was born into a world of power struggles and intrigue. At thirteen, an uprising led by a usurper overthrew his father, Fergus var Emreis, who refused to legitimize the coup; in response, the usurper attempted to break Fergus by torturing his son, Emhyr, but ultimately failed, forcing him to kill Fergus and prompting Emhyr's escape to a land beyond the empire's borders. No reliable accounts detail Emhyr's actions during this time, though some claim he may have served as squire to an eccentric knight or even been connected to the Urcheon of Erlenwald; however, these theories are largely unfounded, with the latter being particularly unlikely given Geralt of Rivia's revelation that the Urcheon was actually Duke Duny. It is known that Emhyr eventually reappeared in the empire and led a revolt to overthrow the usurper, restoring his birthright; following this, he led the empire's conquest of Cintra around the same time as the tragic events involving King Roegner, Pavetta, and Geralt; Emhyr's reign would go on to be marked by determined military expansion. }",
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Novigradian Union
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"content": "What should someone know about Novigradian Union?",
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"content": "The Novigradian Union was a non-aggression pact signed in the 8th century between mages, rulers, priests, and druids in Novigrad, likely involving King Sambuk and King Dezmod. Negotiators included Jan Bekker, Geoffrey Monck, and Giambattista, but ultimately the union split due to differences regarding magic.",
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"content": "Explain the significance of By the Gods - Stringing Up Sods.",
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"content": "Geralt arrives in Flotsam to find Dandelion and Zoltan on the scaffold along with two elves, scheduled for execution as collaborators. Geralt's party is directed to the town square where they witness the impending execution, and must intervene to save their friends. The quest begins in Chapter 1 of The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings, where Dandelion, a poet and secret agent, recounts his prior experience with being about to be executed in The Lady of the Lake, specifically in the town of Beauclair, Toussaint. Geralt can choose to either sneak around the harbor and fight only the executioner, or directly confront him and the guards. Upon successfully rescuing Dandelion, Zoltan, and the elves, they are freed, and the party proceeds to discuss their next steps in helping Roche, with Dandelion sharing his knowledge about Iorveth and Letho. This quest earns Geralt 300 xp, but any talent spending must wait until further cutscenes and dialogues.",
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"content": "Provide background information on The Bruxa of Corvo Bianco.",
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"content": "Geralt encounters a unique Bruxa at Corvo Bianco in the Blood and Wine expansion, which was drawn to the location after learning that Louis de la Croix's body had been taken there. The Bruxa is an intelligent creature capable of speaking human language, tied to the Beast, a mysterious murderer from Beauclair, and possesses superhuman strength, speed, invisibility, and sonic wave attacks like other vampires, making it a formidable challenge for Geralt to defeat in self-defense. To combat this unique vampire-like creature, Geralt employs various strategies, including using Black Blood potion to trade damage, Moon Dust bombs to keep the Bruxa visible, and silver blade to deal fatal blows, while also utilizing Vampire oil for increased attack power up to 50% depending on tier. Additionally, Geralt's use of Yrden and Aard tactics can lead to a single-stab kill if the Bruxa is trapped in a circular trap. The associated quest,",
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"content": "Describe Ravik in a few sentences.",
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"content": "Ravik, also known as Ravvy, is a friend of Zoltan's and a fellow Gwent card collector who has the unique 'John Natalis' gwent card. He can be found at The Golden Sturgeon, where he is being held hostage by Earl.",
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"content": "Jonas, an innkeeper at New Port Inn in Kaer Trolde Harbor, plays Gwent using the Monsters deck; he was born in Undvik where he previously ran 'The Old Port' before the arrival of an Ice Giant led to the Skelligers of Clan Tordarroch's exodus; Jonas sells four Gwent cards: Botchling, Earth Elemental, Eredin: Commander of the Red Riders, and one Scorch out of three; related to the associated quest 'The Lord of Undvik' }",
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"content": "Explain the significance of Creyden.",
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"content": "{ \"summary\" : \"Here is a detailed summary of the text within the Witcher lore. } In the 760s, Creyden was first settled by the Dauk and Wozgor people, according to historian Arnelius Grock's classification. The principality was later conquered by the Earldom of Kovir prior to the 12th century, becoming a vassal state of Kovir and Poviss, and a member of the Hengfors League. In the 13th century, Prince Fredefalk Vellga and his wife Aridea ruled Creyden; Aridea owned one of Nehalenia's Mirrors, which foretold her own death at the hands of their stepdaughter Renfri, who was born under the Black Sun curse. The duchess attempted to have Renfri killed several times, but she managed to escape and evade assassins for four years. Later, in the 1250s, King Niedamir conquered Creyden, prompting a war between Kovir and Poviss; the Fourth Treaty of Lan Exeter was signed, granting Creyden to Esterad Thyssen's daughter Gaudemunda, who married Prince Aristide Vermuellen and gave birth to Guiscard. The",
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"content": "What should someone know about Blood Run?",
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"content": "Geralt starts the Blood Run quest immediately after completing The Beast of Toussaint, tracking down Milton to the Greenhouse in Beauclair where he deduces that the Beast of Beauclair has already killed him. A chase ensues and Geralt fights the Beast (Dettlaff) in an empty warehouse; despite being a tough opponent with teleportation abilities, dodging and counterattacking work well, and Quen with Active Shield can prove effective. After defeating the Beast, Regis appears to reveal Dettlaff's connection to him and flees as Knights arrive. Geralt then converses with the Knights before completing the quest, while a Journal entry from Geralt reflects on the encounter, noting that the Beast managed to surprise him with incredible guile. Meanwhile, side objectives include finding a Hare Mask by returning quickly to the Greenhouse and discovering Purchasing Brief and Love letter items in the warehouse.",
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"content": "What is notable about An Eye for an Eye?",
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"content": "An Eye for an Eye is a secondary quest in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, part of the Assassins' quests needed for Reason of State. After interacting with Vernon Roche, who tells Geralt that Ves is being troublesome and asks for help in bringing her under control, Geralt can go with him to Mulbrydale or meet him later at Hanged Man's Tree. In Mulbrydale, Ves starts an attack on the Nilfgaardians, and Geralt must rush down to save her as she doesn't die quickly. After the skirmish, Roche wants to spare a surviving Nilfgaardian, but Ves argues against it, leaving the decision to Geralt. The quest can be completed by saving Ves and killing all 50 Nilfgaardians or by failing by letting Ves die without locking out Reason of State, which would mean not getting Roche's assistance later for The Battle of Kaer Morhen. If Ves survives, she defends the peasants of Mulbrydale, while if she dies, no record will be made of her actions. Additionally, completing this quest is required to get Roche's help for The Battle of Kaer Morhen, and he will refuse if Ves dies.",
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"content": "What are the key details about Born of Fire?",
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"content": "The battle of Born of Fire takes place in the village east of Gatberg in Aedirn, where a primal fear of fire is deeply rooted despite human efforts to harness its power. This event spirals out of control and proves catastrophic, but no further details about it are provided, only that it's worse than a wildfire.",
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"content": "What are the key details about Letter on elegant stationary?",
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"content": "One of Geralt's quest items and documents, a letter on elegant stationery, can be found alongside a heavy brass key on a corpse near the Sansretour Valley signpost during the secondary quest Wine Wars: Vermentino. The letter contains orders from an individual who directs Geralt to search other sites related to Wine Wars: Coronata and is a prerequisite for starting Wine Wars: The Deus in the Machina. The letter specifically mentions arriving on time for a team from another vineyard, arriving at the agreed-upon location tomorrow to collect seedlings, intensifying efforts to infest Vermentino, and not forgetting a key, with a postscript reminding Geralt of this task.",
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"content": "What should I know about Corbett?",
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"content": "King Corbett, son of King Coram II and Queen Fiona of Temeria, ruled Cintra from the age of 18 after his father's death in 1198. He married Elen of Kaedwen and had a son named Dagorad, inheriting the Elder Blood. His reign was marked by corruption, womanizing, and neglect of foreign policies, earning him a bad reputation among the people. Officials embezzled money while dissenters were imprisoned, killed, or exiled, causing tension in his relationship with his wife Elen, who refused to leave despite her father Benda's concerns. Corbett frequently made reckless statements about Elen and his mistresses, but ultimately died at 30 from a possible combination of syphilis, medicinal overdose, or poisoning, preceding Elen in death.",
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"content": "Give me important facts about Diagram: Chernobog runestone.",
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"content": "The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt features a crafting diagram called Chernobog runestone, which can be used to craft additional Chernobog runestones. The diagram is available for purchase from various merchants across the Continent, including all blacksmiths in Novigrad, Oxenfurt, Skellige, and Toussaint (excluding one at Ardaiso Quarry), as well as some alchemists like those at Upper Mill and the Merchant at the Isolated Hut on Hindarsfjall. Certain merchants, such as Jonna in Rannvaig, the Freya Priestess on Hindarsfjall, and the Scoia'tael merchant south of Novigrad, do not have this diagram for sale. Additionally, players can obtain the Chernobog runestone from the Runewright at Upper Mill or purchase it from the Ducal Camerlengo in Beauclair.",
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"content": "Give me important facts about Folan.",
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"content": "Folan, a Skelliger warrior from Clan Tuirseach, was a companion of Hjalmar an Craite during his expedition to slay the ice giant Myrhyff in 1272. Folan had been friends with Hjalmar and Cerys since childhood and joined Hjalmar's crew as part of his attempt at a heroic deed to claim Skellige's throne after King Bran's death. While on duty, Folan spotted Egnar of Faroe steal Hjalmar's Hornwall horn and pursued him across Undvik, eventually leading to his kidnapping by ice trolls in a nekker lair. Geralt of Rivia found and saved Folan from the cauldron where he was being cooked and they later accompanied each other in searching for Hjalmar and battling Myrhyff at the Dorve Ruins. Later, Folan joined another expedition with Hjalmar to help Geralt and his friends battle the Wild Hunt at Kaer Morhen.",
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"content": "What are the key details about Winter's Blade?",
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"content": "Winter's Blade, a steel sword from The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, was forged in Mahakam and tempered in dragon fire; it previously belonged to King Erlend Stonefist and has been held by Clan an Craite for centuries; given to Geralt by Crach an Craite as aid during the Battle of Kaer Morhen but proved ineffective due to its silver sword susceptibility; with Patch 4.0, the sword's damage scales with Geralt's character level and features a third rune slot; in order to receive level-based damage increases, Geralt must carry the sword; this issue is occasionally encountered where a character level increase is skipped, resulting in a visible discrepancy in required levels.",
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"content": "The Grey Rider card exists in two forms, as an enemy and allied version, both associated with the Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales video game. It can be encountered during the 'Hunting the Queen' battle, and its allied form is acquired after successfully completing this particular battle.",
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"content": "Provide a brief overview of Auwry.",
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"content": "In 1275, Auwry, a Crinfrid Reavers mercenary trained by Boholt to slay dragons and draconids, was equipped with a double bit axe and a large crossbow. Alongside Jamor and two other Reavers, he traveled to Toussaint where they were hired by the rich guild to eliminate Iocaste, a Silver Basilisk that had been attacking caravans and killing merchants. Geralt of Rivia appeared during their preparation for battle against the beast, and after resolving the issue, Auwry's group shared some of the payment with Geralt before departing.",
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"content": "Provide a brief overview of Enhanced Ursine armor.",
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"content": "The Enhanced Ursine armor is a craftable heavy armor in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, part of the Bear School Gear. To craft it, one must be at least a Journeyman armorer and have the following materials: 1 x Ursine armor, 3 x Hardened leather, 1 x Meteorite silver plate, 5 x String, and 5 x Monster hair.",
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"content": "Give some key information about Caed Myrkvid.",
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"content": "Caed Myrkvid is a mist-shrouded forest in Toussaint, home to the most powerful druidic circle left on the Continent. Founded by an unknown people or race before recorded history began, it operated in isolation for centuries until contact with the Toussantois, who were aided by the Druids when the Sansretour River was altered. In 1267, the Circle accepted refugee Druids from Caed Dhu and Loc Monduirn, bringing the Angrenian Tree Cats and a grudge against humans. The new Flaminika strengthened the forest's defenses and enforced rumors of burning intruders alive, using a Treant to capture and burn members of the Nightingale Gang in pursuit of Geralt and his hanza. Tensions arose between the Circle and the Coopers Guild over Beauclair Oak usage, but a treaty was signed allowing the Guild to harvest oak under Druid supervision, while the Druids cultivated useful plants for the Toussaint Monarchy. The name 'Caed Myrkvid' translates from Elder Speech as 'Myrkvid Forest or Grove', with",
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"content": "Describe Great Sea in a few sentences.",
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"content": "The Great Sea, an ocean to the west of the Continent, hosts an underwater civilization and serves as a trade route between realms like Kovir, Zangwebar, and Fabiola, fostering sea-related cults such as Sedna. Regions within the Great Sea include the North Sea and Mad Sea, while notable locations are Inis Porhoet, Sedna Abyss, Silk Islands, Skellige Isles, and rivers Targo, Toina, Buina, Im Lebar, Adalatte, Yaruga, Marnadal, Yelena, Sylte, Velda, and Alba empty into the sea.",
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"content": "Provide an overview of Cirilla Fiona Elen Riannon _gwent card_.",
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"content": "Cirilla Fiona Elen Riannon, a neutral close combat gwent hero card in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, has a base Strength of 15 points, making her tied with Geralt for the highest strength. There are two versions of this card as of Patch 4.0: one includes Muster and the other does not, with the version obtained depending on whether the Roach card is unlocked or not; if the Roach card was not redeemed before December 31, 2023, it cannot be obtained after that date from My Rewards, although console commands can still allow its use.}",
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Letter from Jaquette to François
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"content": "What is notable about Letter from Jaquette to François?",
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"content": "Letter from Jaquette to François is a document in the Blood and Wine expansion, found with Letter from François to Jaquette at François' camp south of Lac Célavy during the contract quest Feet as Cold as Ice. The letter was written by Jaquette to her beloved François, expressing her longing for him after a week apart, mentioning that she explains his busy knightly matters to her parents, and confessing her own desire for him to ask for her hand in marriage; this is associated with the quest 'Feet as Cold as Ice'.",
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"content": "Provide a brief overview of The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf.",
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"content": "The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf is an anime film released on August 23, 2021, by Studio Mir. The majority of the timeline is set in 1165 and follows Vesemir's life as he pursues the Path of a witcher. He battles monsters for coin and glory but must confront his past when a new menace arises. Cast includes Theo James as Vesemir, Mary McDonnell as Lady Zerbst, Lara Pulver as Tetra, Graham McTavish as Deglan, and others, including several voice actors who portray characters from Geralt's life in flashbacks.",
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"content": "Explain Gottard in simple terms.",
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"content": "Geralt arrives in the village of Yantra on the east side of the lake, northeast of Novigrad, where Gottard, a peasant, lives. The leader of bandits known as Little Red wants to settle a score with his neighbor Bertram, and Gottard is among the villagers who want to protect him. Initially, Gottard is unwelcoming towards Geralt, but later changes his mind and shares all the information he knows about Little Red.",
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"content": "List the main points about Michael Kandel.",
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"content": "There is no concrete information about the Witcher lore in the provided text, but rather a brief bio on Michael Kandel, an American science fiction writer and translator who has translated works from Polish literature into English. However, one observable detail related to the Witcher lore can be extracted: he translated 'The Witcher' short story by Andrzej Sapkowski for the anthology A Book of Polish Monsters.",
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"content": "Give some key information about Wiedźmin: Gra Wyobraźni.",
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"content": "The Polish pen-and-paper role-playing game Wiedźmin: Gra Wyobraźni (The Witcher: A Game of Imagination) was created by Michał Marszalik, Maciej Nowak-Kreyer, Michał Studniarek, and Tomasz Kreczmar, published by MAG in 2001. The game is based on Andrzej Sapkowski's book series and features expansions such as Gra Wyobraźni: Czas Pogardy. Wojny z Nilfgaardem (A Game of Imagination: Times of Contempt. War with Nilfgaard), which explores the history of the Northern Wars, the Nilfgaardian Empire, and the Scoia'tael rebellion. Another expansion, Gra Wyobraźni: Miecz Przeznaczenia. Pokonać fatum (A Game of Imagination: The sword of destiny. Defeat fate) focuses on princess Frissanna and her connection to the cult of Coram Agh Ter. Other official expansions include Biały Wilk 1-3, which delve into dryads, the city of Novigrad, and the royal secret service. Character sheets list notable figures such as Hugues de Napeys, Cormac, Perignon, Jezkier, Thommas Kretschmar, prince Jurkast, princess Frisanna, countess Kalitea Glibenese, Saulrenith, Merineaevelth, Dukes Woderic and Ponderic of Gemmera, and Duchess Dairida. The game includes a variety of spells such as Charm, Compression, Cure, Fireball, and Teleportation. A second edition was planned but ultimately abandoned due to conflicts between authors and the publishing house. In 2015, the game's mechanics and lore were shared on wiedzmin.wiki as an open-source system.",
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"content": "The Borsody family is an elite Redanian family that rose from humble beginnings as merchants with horses and sheep to become a prominent force in the Northern Realms by the mid-13th century, establishing the renowned Borsody Auction House on Novigrad's main square in a three-story building. The family expanded their business under King Radovid V's zero percent taxation policy in the 1270s, relocating to Oxenfurt. Notable members include Maximilian Borsodi and his sons Horst and Ewald, with Maximilian co-founding the auction house alongside another brother Mr Borsodi. Horst, an acquaintance of King Radovid V, took sole ownership of the auction house, while Ewald served as his brother's adversary.",
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