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Philippa Eilhart
[Philippa Eilhart] Philippa Eilhart (Polish, Filippa Eilhart), a sorceress, was King Vizimir's advisor, and remained in Redania's court even after his death. She's one of the few to possess the ability to polymorph. She was one of the founding members of the Lodge of Sorceresses, and is considered to be the leader of i...
Philippa Eilhart's dagger
[Philippa Eilhart's dagger] Phillipa Eilhart's dagger is a quest item in . Philippa reluctantly gives this dagger to Geralt to break the spell she placed on Saskia. To get it, the witcher must take her back to her house in Loc Muinne, where it is locked away in an enchanted chest protected by a glyph and five candles. ...
Philippa Eilhart's house
[Philippa Eilhart's house] Philippa Eilhart maintains residences in both Vergen and Loc Muinne. In Vergen, she has a headquarters from which she operates, and in Loc Muinne she keeps a house which was once home to Geoffrey Monck. Associated quests The Spellbreaker Notable Loot Both in her bedroom, the room with a firep...
Philippa Eilhart's medallion
[Philippa Eilhart's medallion] This medallion is given to Geralt by Philippa to help him navigate through the deadly mist on the battlefield outside Vergen on his way to Henselt's camp. This item is unique to Iorveth's path. On Roche's path, the equivalent is De Tansarville's protective amulet. Associated quests The Et...
Philippa Eilhart's quarters
[Philippa Eilhart's quarters] Philippa Eilhart maintains residences in both Vergen and Loc Muinne. In Vergen, she has her quarters from which she operates, and in Loc Muinne she keeps a house. Her Vergeni quarters are also shared with her student, a leashed sorceress named Cynthia. Geralt visits her place on several oc...
Philippe van Moorlehem
[Philippe van Moorlehem] Philippe van Moorlehem was the son of Vincent van Moorlehem and Ophelie van Moorlehem. Nobody could have imagined that every member of the Moorlehems was secretly a vampire.
Phillip Strenger
[Phillip Strenger] Phillip Strenger, commonly known as the Bloody Baron, was a self-proclaimed baron located in Velen. He took up residence in Crow's Perch after its previous owner, Vserad, fled to Fyke Isle with his family due to the threat of approaching armies. Biography Phillip served in several wars fighting for T...
Phillip Strenger
[Phillip Strenger] Life at Crow's Perch Many years later, during the Third Northern War, Phillip's unit was all but destroyed near the start of the invasion. Having no hope in regrouping, they began to wander north and soon other deserters and broken men joined them. By the time Phillip reached Crow's Perch, which had ...
Phillip Strenger
[Phillip Strenger] They fought against it but it got the upperhand and carried Phillip up to the top of its tower, intending to kill him. Using her powers, Ciri appeared in front of the basilisk and proceeded to kill it, stunning Phillip. However, as the Wild Hunt could sense when she used her powers, Ciri was forced t...
Phillip Strenger
[Phillip Strenger] Geralt guided Phillip through an ancient naming ritual and Phillip named the stillborn Dea before burying her under the home's doorway. Phillip became upset at the witcher for killing his child once more, though nothing else could be done then. After the botchling was dealt with, Phillip refused to t...
Phillip Strenger
[Phillip Strenger] Anna turned back into her normal self, but as her life was tied to the curse, she knew she'd soon die. Phillip apologized to her for everything he'd done. After Anna died, he then told Geralt he could collect his pay at Crow's Perch. Before Geralt did though, Phillip proceeded to hang himself off the...
Phillip Strenger
[Phillip Strenger] Under these circumstances, a witcher was a gift from the gods. Yet the baron had hid certain facts from Geralt, such as his wife's recent pregnancy, her subsequent miscarriage and his own predilection towards strong drink and violent quarrels. It turned out the baron would drink regularly and to exce...
Phillip Strenger
[Phillip Strenger] Alas, this was not the end of the bad news - Tamara, who had also ventured into the swamp to save her mother, made it painfully clear to the baron that she no longer wanted to have anything to do with him. Having lost on all fronts and without uttering a single word, he trekked back to Crow Perch alo...
Phillip Strenger
[Phillip Strenger] Phillip Strenger, commonly known as the Bloody Baron, is a self-proclaimed baron located in Velen. He took up residence in Crow's Perch after its previous owner, Vserad, fled to Fyke Isle with his family due to the threat of approaching armies. Biography Phillip served in several wars fighting for Te...
Phillip Strenger
[Phillip Strenger] Life at Crow's Perch Many years later, during the Third Northern War, Phillip's unit was all but destroyed near the start of the invasion. Having no hope in regrouping, they began to wander north and soon other deserters and broken men joined them. By the time Phillip reached Crow's Perch, which had ...
Phillip Strenger
[Phillip Strenger] They fought against it but it got the upperhand and carried Phillip up to the top of its tower, intending to kill him. Using her powers, Ciri appeared in front of the basilisk and proceeded to kill it, stunning Phillip. However, as the Wild Hunt could sense when she used her powers, Ciri was forced t...
Phillip Strenger
[Phillip Strenger] Geralt guided Phillip through an ancient naming ritual and Phillip named the stillborn Dea before burying her under the home's doorway. Phillip became upset at the witcher for killing his child once more, though nothing else could be done then. After the botchling was dealt with, Phillip refused to t...
Phillip Strenger
[Phillip Strenger] Anna turned back into her normal self, but as her life was tied to the curse, she knew she'd soon die. Phillip apologized to her for everything he'd done. After Anna died, he then told Geralt he could collect his pay at Crow's Perch. Before Geralt did though, Phillip proceeded to hang himself off the...
Phillip Strenger
[Phillip Strenger] Under these circumstances, a witcher was a gift from the gods. Yet the baron had hid certain facts from Geralt, such as his wife's recent pregnancy, her subsequent miscarriage and his own predilection towards strong drink and violent quarrels. It turned out the baron would drink regularly and to exce...
Phillip Strenger
[Phillip Strenger] Alas, this was not the end of the bad news - Tamara, who had also ventured into the swamp to save her mother, made it painfully clear to the baron that she no longer wanted to have anything to do with him. Having lost on all fronts and without uttering a single word, he trekked back to Crow Perch alo...
Phillip Strenger
[Phillip Strenger] Philip Strenger, commonly known as the Bloody Baron, is a self-proclaimed baron located in Velen. He took up residence in Crow's Perch after its previous owner, Vserad, fled to Fyke Isle with his family due to the threat of approaching armies. Biography Philip served in several wars fighting for Teme...
Phillip Strenger
[Phillip Strenger] A villager brought to the two girls to the Baron, thinking one of them might be Tamara Strenger, Philip's daughter. Despite it not being the case, the Baron was very hospitable to the two girls. During Ciri's stay at the Crow's Nest, the Baron took her out hunting, during which she slew a wild boar w...
Phillip Strenger
[Phillip Strenger] Journal entry During his first encounter with "Baron" Phillip Strenger, Geralt found the man's many contradictions puzzling. This former Temerian soldier was clearly an opportunist who, after his army's resounding defeat, served, dealt and negotiated with the occupying Empire of Nilfgaard. The local ...
Phillip Strenger
[Phillip Strenger] Phillip had known from the start that his wife and daughter had fled, not disappeared, but, torn between shame and concern over their fate, he had tried to save face while still doing all he could to find them. On this subject there was no denying his determination. Paying no heed to the fact that a ...
Phoenix
[Phoenix] The phoenix is a sentient avian-draconid able to live for ages due to an ability to burn out when feeling weak and rise again from the ashes of its own body. They are rare and almost completely undiscovered, to the point when many witchers believe they are just mythical beasts of human fables. Since few phoen...
Phoenix egg
[Phoenix egg] Phoenix egg is an item in the . After you retrieve your two clues during the main quest, The Beast of Toussaint, go meet up with Anna Henrietta, who's in the process of obtaining this from a couple. After you figure out where Milton de Peyrac-Peyran is, she'll drop this and a cutscene follows. After Blood...
Phosphorus
[Phosphorus] Phosphorus is a highly flammable alchemical substance. Source A Small Book of Minerals The Great Book of Minerals Notes Kalkstein buys this mineral. Can be purchased from Abigail in Chapter I. It is the only source of vermilion in that act. She initially has two portions, and then one portion daily thereaf...
Phylactery
[Phylactery] Phylactery is a quest item in . History This item was first used by Eredin, who released a powerful curse from it to turn Avallac'h into Uma. However, the nature of the spell took some time to actually manifest and so Ciri took the now broken item with her to Novigrad, where she found Dandelion and asked f...
Phyre
[Phyre] Phyre was the head eunuch to Maliq Nibras. He met with Dandelion in where they discussed the bard performing for Nibras. Trivia He bares great resemblance to Varys, a character in A Song of Ice and Fire series by George R.R. Martin. Gallery
Physiologus
[Physiologus] thumb|Physiologus: deovel entry The Physiologus is an ancient tome handed down from one village wise woman to the next. It contains descriptions of all the monsters known at the time it was written — which is not to say it is not comprehensive, and how to deal with them. Geralt obtains a "Book" as part of...
Physiologus
[Physiologus] Notes In Chapter III, the Royal huntsman describes a family heirloom book that lists all monsters as the source of his knowledge. While he does not mention the title, the conversation seems to refer to a copy of this book. Talking to the Royal Huntsman with this book in inventory does not appear to make a...
Physiologus
[Physiologus] 32px|Physiologus The Physiologus is an ancient tome handed down from one village wise woman to the next. It contains descriptions of all the monsters known at the time it was written — which is not to say it is not comprehensive, and how to deal with them. Geralt obtains this book as part of the reward he...
Physiologus
[Physiologus] Notes In Act III, the Royal huntsman describes a family heirloom book that lists all monsters as the source of his knowledge. While he does not mention the title, the conversation seems to refer to a copy of this book. Talking to the Royal Huntsman with this book in inventory doesn't appear to make a diff...
Pickaxe
[Pickaxe] There are two different pickaxes which can be found during . Version 1 A can be looted from various places beginning in the Prologue. Version 2 See also Pickaxe (quest item) Gallery
Pickaxe (quest item)
[Pickaxe (quest item)] Pickaxe is a quest item in the . During the secondary quest Enchanting: Quality Has Its Price, one needs to pick this up from within the barn at Upper Mill to then go mine some jade for the Runewright. Associated quest Enchanting: Quality Has Its Price
Picked mandrake root
[Picked mandrake root] Picked mandrake root is a quest item in the . No matter how the situation resolves between Anna Henrietta and Sylvia Anna, Geralt will join Regis in the Mère-Lachaiselongue Cemetery and eventually go looking for more mandrake roots. It's important to don the given mask and gloves, as picking just...
Piece of armor
[Piece of armor] Piece of armor "A piece of armor made from a rare alloy. It looks very old." This piece of armor is found in a sarcophagus in the crypt near the Lakeside in Murky Waters. The first time Geralt enters this crypt, he finally encounters Berengar face-to-face and is able to ask a few questions. It is one o...
Piece of chalk
[Piece of chalk] is a quest item in the . After entering The Painted World, this is found at the study scene and is needed to watch the memory. Associated quest Scenes From a Marriage
Pied Piper
[Pied Piper] Pied Piper is the rat-catcher from the German fairy tale "Der Rattenfänger von Hameln" (English: The Pied Piper of Hamelin). Geralt encounters him in the Land of a Thousand Fables, where the Pied Piper is followed by a bunch of rats while he's playing on a flute. Associated quests Beyond Hill and Dale...
Pierre
[Pierre] Pierre was a tailor at the Tailor's Workshop in Beauclair in . He typically sells clothes. Pierre sewed the Beauclair doublet for Geralt for the later ceremony. Associated quests Gwent: Never Fear, Skellige's Here Pomp and Strange Circumstance
Piet
[Piet] Piet is a minor character and Redanian Soldier who appears in in the end of mission, The Great Escape. He is a member of the Town Patrol of Oxenfurt and assigned to Deireadh prison. He is one of numerous guards tasked with safeguarding outer ring of prison from any possible intruders. Even though he is not fond...
Pieter
[Pieter] Pieter was a peasant in White Orchard sometime around the s who had gotten married around this time. However, during the wedding the current lord, who was known to be violent and uncaring, had barged in during it and demanded his right to sleep with the bride on the first night. References
Pike (creature)
[Pike (creature)] A pike, or pickerel, is species of fish which can grow to be incredibly large. Common folk may often classify marauding pikes as monsters. The pike is an ambush predator; if its attack succeed, the target receive heavy wounds. When the pike itself is heavily wounded it tends to retreat, unlike the bar...
Pike (person)
[Pike (person)] Pike (Polish: Szczupak) (d. ), was one of the members of the group traveling to the army recruiting post in Vizima. He was accompanied by Jarre, Melfi, Milton, Ograbek, Okultich and Klaproth. Jarre and Melfi completed the journey and enlisted, but the rest of the group decided to indulge in a little ban...
Pimpernel
[Pimpernel] Pimpernel is a quest item in . While it's needed for a particular quest, it can be found beforehand, removing a lot of the steps to get it later on. It can be found in a succubus cave far south of the Druids' Camp, either by her offering it to you or by taking it after killing her. Associated quest Practicu...
Pinastri
[Pinastri] Pinastri was a herbalist and a member of the Flagellants at her home, Pinastri's Hermitage, where she sold alchemical ingredients, but didn't actually have any novigradian crowns. She is not marked on the map. Biography She grew up in a poor village with Marcello Clerici, who was in love with her. Seeing her...
Pinastri's Hermitage
[Pinastri's Hermitage] Pinastri's Hermitage is where the herbalist and hermit, Pinastri, lives in her small hut right next to old elven ruins. There's also a cave nearby where she stores potatoes. Associated quest Equine Phantoms
Pinetops
[Pinetops] Pinetops (Polish: Sośnica) is a small charcoal burner settlement in the Tukaj Hills of Temeria and located near Rogovizna settlement. History Around July 8, , the settlement came under attack by Sorel Degerlund and his mutants, Bue and Bang. However, as he had to deal with the witcher Geralt, who'd been hire...
Pink armor dye
[Pink armor dye] Pink armor dye is introduced with the for and can be used to dye any witcher armor (armor, trousers, gauntlets, or boots) a specific color (in this case, pink).
Pinto
[Pinto] Pinto was the leader of a band and a horse thief. One of his men was killed by Ciri. He was described as short and bandy-legged. His nickname in Polish is "Wydrzychwost", which seems to be some sort of otter.
Pinto gang
[Pinto gang] The Pinto gang consists of robbers and horse thieves. Pinto is their ringleader. They lost one of their members in Loredo. A tall man with a mustache made dirty jokes about Ciri and Mistle whereas his cronies applauded and chanted. When he tried to harass them sexually, Ciri killed him. In a flash, she cut...
Pipe
[Pipe] Pipe is a quest item in the . After entering The Painted World, this is found at the cellar scene. However, it's not part of the memory and can later be sold off or dismantled. Associated quest Scenes From a Marriage
Pirate's notes
[Pirate's notes] There are two in . Pirate's notes at Coast of Wrecks Journal entry Yesterday we found a silver basin and a ruby brooch on the bottom. Means Queen Zuleyka's treasure really is somewhere around here. Maybe in the hold of one of the wrecked ships off the west coast – but we can't check them at the moment...
Pirate leader's notes
[Pirate leader's notes] Associated quest Queen Zuleyka's Treasure Journal entry Nothing quite like war! The Redanians and Nilfgaardians are at each other's throats, and no one pays a whit of attention to us. We can rob, raid and kill till we get bored of it - which'll never happen. Usually I never set ashore near popul...
Pittapatte River Crossing
[Pittapatte River Crossing] Pittapatte River Crossing is a small bridge in Toussaint's sansretour valley. Unfortunately, a merchant was attacked here and shortly after several rabid rock trolls took up residence on one end of the bridge, making crossing it unsafe. Associated quests Wine Wars: Coronata Coin Doesn't Stin...
Pixies
[Pixies] Pixies are elementa that inhabit the Land of a Thousand Fables. They only appear in the . Bestiary entry "Look! Pixies!""We should go. Now.""Come on, what harm can cute little pixies do us?"– last words of two criminals who broke into the Land of a Thousand Fables, identities unknown Pixies might look like gen...
Place of Power
[Place of Power] See: Intersection 300px|right|Place of Power In , Places of Power are (nearly) invisible spots where magic is concentrated. They are not Circles of Elements. Unlike those, Places of Power are practically invisible until Geralt approaches them. There is an audible roaring sound when he gets close enough...
Place of Power
[Place of Power] Murky Waters: one outside, east of the Country Inn, up a small hill. Fields: north of the hermit's compound. Swamp cemetery: not far from the old mine, and also in Saint Gregory's tomb chamber. Old Manor: by the shipwreck on the way to the landing. : one near the wyverns and one northwest of the camp. ...
Place of Power
[Place of Power] In a path to a treasure room to the left after finishing the 4 guardians puzzle during the Magic Lamp side quest. Keira cannot follow you here. Mark on the map is southeast of Duen Hen. Lornruk, at the base of the fort by the waters, guarded by several Drowners Northeast of Electors' Square signpost in...
Place of Power
[Place of Power] Because there's no notice board in Kaer Morhen, this Place of Power cannot be marked on the map until discovered. Toussaint (five places) Inside Albertus Grotto (entrance is North of Rioux-Cannes Outpost), at the end of a path that branches to the cavern's southeastern edge Southern shore of Seidhe Lly...
Place of Power
[Place of Power] 300px|right|Place of Power In the game, Places of Power are (nearly) invisible spots where magic is concentrated. They are not Circles of Elements. Unlike those, Places of Power are practically invisible until Geralt approaches them. There is an audible roaring sound when he gets close enough to them w...
Place of Power
[Place of Power] Murky Waters: one outside, east of the Country Inn, up a small hill. Fields: north of the hermit's compound. Swamp cemetery: not far from the old mine, and also in Saint Gregory's tomb chamber. Old Manor: by the shipwreck on the way to the landing. : one near the wyverns and one north-west of the camp....
Place of Power
[Place of Power] East of Gedyneith Druids Camp Yngvar's Fang West of Harviken North-West Spikeroog, near Udalryk's Family Home.
Place of Power
[Place of Power] 300px|right|Place of Power In the game, Places of Power are (nearly) invisible spots where magic is concentrated. They are not Circles of Elements. Unlike those, Places of Power are practically invisible until Geralt approaches them. There is an audible roaring sound when he gets close enough to them w...
Place of Power
[Place of Power] Lakeside: one near the lakeside south of the Fisher King's hut, another at western exit from the Lakeside to the Fields, Murky Waters: one outside, east of the Country Inn, up a small hill Fields: north of the hermit's compound Swamp cemetery: not far from the old mine, and also in Saint Gregory's tomb...
Place of Power
[Place of Power] 300px|right|Place of Power In the game, Places of Power are (nearly) invisible spots where magic is concentrated. They are not Circles of Elements. Unlike those, Places of Power are practically invisible until Geralt approaches them. There is an audible roaring sound when he gets close enough to them w...
Plague maiden
[Plague maiden] Plague maiden, also called Pesta, is a spirit personifying disease and pestilence. Plague maiden will be added to the Bestiary by reading Of Sweat and Blood. Bestiary entry Patients seem to have hallucinations of a woman covered in scabs and boils, with rats scurrying about all around her. These ravings...
Plague maiden
[Plague maiden] Also known as a pesta, a plague maiden is one of the more insidious wraiths a witcher may come across. When provoked, a pesta calls forth clouds of plague-ridden insects that seek out their foes. The insect clouds can be destroyed with Igni or a slice of a silver sword. Aard can push the clouds back. Pl...
Plain key
[Plain key] Plain key is a quest item and key in . It can be found at the hidden treasure marker southwest of Undvik at the end of the narrow strait, on a body. It unlocks the nearby chest that's guarded by a bear.
Plants in the novels
[Plants in the novels] The plants and herbs Geralt can gather and use in The Witcher games are not unique to the game. Even in the first book translated to English, , there are mentions of numerous plants. In the short story "The Witcher", a couple are mentioned as ingredients of potions, but most of the mentions occur...
Plants in the novels
[Plants in the novels] The herbs Geralt can gather and use in The Witcher aren't unique to the game. Even in the first book translated to English, The Last Wish, there are mentions of numerous plants. In the short story "The Witcher", a couple are mentioned as ingredients of potions, but most of the mentions occur in t...
Plants in the novels
[Plants in the novels] Puffhead : "compact balls of puffheads pouring out of huge flowerpots" Raven's eye : "the glistening tubers of raven's eye" Reachcluster : "reachcluster, an antidote to every known toxin and venom." Sand-spurry flybush : "huge pinnated leaves of sand-spurry flybush" Sawcut : "the dark arrows of s...
Plants of Barren Lands
[Plants of Barren Lands] An herbarium dedicated to plants growing on barren land, providing knowledge required to recognize and obtain alchemical ingredients from them. Contents Plants of Barren Lands The book describes wolf's aloe, bryonia, verbena, honeysuckle and ginatia. The methods of obtaining alchemical ingredie...
Platige Image
[Platige Image] Platige Image was responsible for the cinematics in . Cinematics Director Tomasz Bagiński Executive Producers Marcin Kobylecki Sebastien Chaudat 2D Artists Damian Bajowski Michał Dziekan Krzysztof Fornalczyk. Krzysztof Kamrowski Rafał Wojtunik 3D Artists Maciek Jackiewicz Arkadiusz Jurcan Szymon Kaszuba...
Playing House
[Playing House] is an achievement in and requires one to completely renovate and upgrade Corvo Bianco. Once you're given the estate during The Beast of Toussaint, go visit and talk to your majordomo, Barnabas-Basil Foulty. Take the tour and, once done, talk to him about renovating. This will need to be done in several...
Plegmund's Bridge
[Plegmund's Bridge] Plegmund's Bridge is a bridge between Castel Ravello Vineyard and Coronata Vineyard and named after Saint Plegmund. It is also the location of the Toussaint Office of Internal Revenue. Map description Built during the reign of Duchess Caroberta, this bridge was meant to facilitate traffic between vi...
Plumard
[Plumard] A plumard is a vampiric, bat-like creature known for swarming its prey. Unlike alp, bruxa, mula and Higher Vampire, it is likely vulnerable to sun. Notes The plumard is mentioned in an ancient tome used by the old wise woman of Lower Posada. References
Podveyka
[Podveyka] Podveyka was the rightful princess of Malleore and King Niedamir's wife. She bore him two sons. Biography Podveyka was born sometime around the 1230s or 1240s. Her parents died relatively early and her brother Yogin Pieters had no right to the throne, thus making her the sole heiress. A young King Niedamir, ...
Poem
[Poem] "Poem" is a note in . It is found on a skeleton near the rock formation at the end of the path running north from Kaer Gelen, and contains a hint to the location of a treasure chest. At midday, the treasure's location can be approximated by following the shadow cast by the rock formation. Journal entry When the ...
Pogrom
[Pogrom] thumb|268x268px|Pogrom of Wetterton A pogrom is an organized, often officially encouraged massacre or persecution of a minority group, such as dwarves or elves. There were several pogroms in the history of the Continent. Pogrom at Rivia Pogrom at Brugge Pogrom at Ard Carraigh Pogrom at Est Haemlet Pogrom at Lo...
Pointer's Clearing
[Pointer's Clearing] Pointer's Clearing (Polish: Płochaczowa Rębnia) is a settlement in the Tukaj Hills of Temeria and about a mile from Dry Rocks. The place got its name from Pointer and his family, who chop down trees in the area for the coal burners. History In early July , Geralt passed through here during his patr...
Poison
[Poison] 80px|right|Poison Poison is a critical effect which results in: The continuous loss of vitality. If not checked, and vitality falls to zero, Geralt dies. Poisoning boosters Stamina Opponents who use poison Archespores Basilisks Cockatrices Drowned dead Giant centipedes Kikimore warriors Kikimore workers Royal ...
Poisoned apple
[Poisoned apple] Poisoned apple can be found on the body of one of the dwarves, Wicked Witch or somewhere else in the Land of a Thousand Fables. It can be consumed as any other food but it also adds 15 toxicity points. Potentially useful for Alchemy build players who want the benefits of toxicity but don't want to drin...
Poisoned harpy claw
[Poisoned harpy claw] You can find a small quantity of these on The Blue Stripes' ship, during Chapter II (to reach the ship -it's off the map- you need to approach the boat by the beach next to Roche's camp and use it to travel to the ship) AND on a corpse found just before the inner entrance to the Mines of Vergen. (...
Poker (weapon)
[Poker (weapon)] Poker is a secondary weapon in and comes in 3 different forms: Poker (common) Poker (master) Poker (relic) Poker (common) Poker (master) Poker (relic) Nathaniel Pastodi carries this and it can only be obtained by killing him at Crippled Kate's in the quest Carnal Sins, either immediately or after spea...
Poker Face: Flotsam
[Poker Face: Flotsam] Poker Face: Flotsam is a quest from Chapter 1 in . Walkthrough Geralt finds the first two players at the Flotsam Inn - they're sitting at one of the tables downstairs. After beating Casimir and Bendeck, he can then move on to Zindrab who's sitting with them. After rolling a few rounds and winning ...
Poker Face: Flotsam
[Poker Face: Flotsam] The dwarf proved to be good company, and Geralt played with genuine pleasure. Obviously he won, which allowed him to face Sendler. The poacher from Lobinden was crafty like a fox, but luck finally failed him. He was outplayed by Geralt. Thus the witcher bested all opponents and became the champion...
Poker Face: Kaedweni Camp
[Poker Face: Kaedweni Camp] is a quest in Chapter II of . Walkthrough This quest begins when Geralt speaks to one of the camp's major dice players. He must first beat the two dice players in front of the canteen, Gondor and Fragile. Then he gains the right to play Zyvik. After defeating the sergeant, Madame Carole will...
Poker Face: Kaedweni Camp
[Poker Face: Kaedweni Camp] They said she was as lucky at dice as she was in love. Yet Geralt was also counted among the chosen of Fate and outplayed the Madame. But what of it, since Lasota, the quartermaster's assistant, remained undefeated? A player so fierce that should Kaedwen wage its wars through games of dice p...
Poker Face: Loc Muinne
[Poker Face: Loc Muinne] Poker Face: Loc Muinne is a quest in Chapter III of . Walkthrough In Loc Muinne, Geralt finds an area in the northeastern section of the city with four people playing dice. A pair of elves, Filly and Aylaya, and then a pair of mages, Hadrian the Black and Adelina. He must first defeat the elves...
Poker Face: Loc Muinne
[Poker Face: Loc Muinne] But his apprentice was a match for Geralt. Hah! The apprentice still had much to learn. She lost to Geralt, and the witcher now could face the Incredible Lockhart – a fallen mage and dice poker master. Now that was a game! The Incredible Lockhart cheated a bit, but to no avail, for Geralt cheat...
Poker Face: Vergen
[Poker Face: Vergen] Poker Face: Vergen is a quest in Chapter 2 of . Walkthrough Geralt must first defeat Cornelius Meyer and Bruno Biggs, two dwarves who are holed up in the smithy behind Haggard and the blacksmith. After which he can play the Innkeeper at The Cauldron. Then he can challenge Cecil Burdon. Finally, he ...
Poker Face: Vergen
[Poker Face: Vergen] Thus glory to the witcher and shame on the defeated. Note Possible bug: If you try to play Haggard at night while he is at his house he will not play you and instead act like he defeated you. To fix simply meditate until it's daytime and play him outside.
Pokvit
[Pokvit] Pokvit was one of two servants who worked for the merchant Yurga, and was in charge of driving his cart. His fellow servant was named Vell, who also happened to be Pokvit's son. When Yurga's cart was set upon by creatures, Pokvit and Vell both took flight and left the merchant to fend for himself. After Geralt...
Polevik
[Polevik] Poleviks are dwarves with green, grass-like hair and beards, perceived by Nordlings as nasty savages. Overview Nordlings commonly describe poleviks as deformed, "nasty buggers" that roam nude and "lead innocent people astray". Assimilated poleviks, while scarce, do exist, and despite gossips they do wear clot...
Polished crystal
[Polished crystal] Polished crystal is a quest item in . This one is needed to help activate the portal at the old signal tower to get to the wolven armor diagrams. Associated quest Scavenger Hunt: Wolf School Gear See also Power crystal
Political titles
[Political titles] There are many political titles throughout the entire witcher Saga. On this page, they're ordered from highest to lowest rank, though a few have exceptions in power. Emperor / Empress An Emperor (male) or Empress (female) is the highest title in the Nilfgaardian Empire: they're the owner of all the l...
Political titles
[Political titles] Mansfeld Earl An Earl is a male noble and generally a vassal of a king/queen or emperor. Usually the ruler gives them a land (an earldom or county) where they rule and keep the order in the ruler's place. In the real world, this title is akin to count and there is no female version (countess is used ...
Political titles
[Political titles] Maria Louisa La Valette Baronet / Baronetess A Baronet (male) or Baronetess (female) is one of the lowest rankings, just above knights. They're considered commoners but referred to as "Sir". Ignatius Verrieres Knight / Dame A Knight (male) or Dame (female) is one who usually holds the honorary title ...
Polly
[Polly] Polly was a choreographer in Novigrad in . In 1272, Dandelion contacted Polly to recruit her for his planned cabaret at the premises of the former Rosemary and Thyme. However, Polly's betrothed Hubio was against the idea of her working there, believing the Rosemary and Thyme to still be a brothel per the old pu...