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The Witcher character statistics | [The Witcher character statistics] Character statistics are the most important way to gauge the overall health of our hero. Whether Geralt lives or dies is governed by his Vitality, but Endurance and Toxicity play their parts. Endurance right|300px Geralt's endurance, indicated by the yellow bar, drops each time he use... |
The Witcher combat | [The Witcher combat] Attacking is one of the main things Geralt does in the game. Whether he defends the honour of a damsel in distress, or just defends himself from monsters, it is a good thing his swords are on his back at all times. He is usually called upon with no notice to draw steel, or silver, on his daily Path... |
The Witcher combat | [The Witcher combat] Evading enemies right|300px Geralt's evasive maneuvers are fun to do, even if only to see what he can do. He is quite the acrobat, doing flips and somersaults whenever necessary. In isometric camera modes: Double left-click on the ground to perform an evasive manoeuvre. Double-tap any directional k... |
The Witcher combat | [The Witcher combat] The chain of sequences is limited to a certain number, determined solely by development of talents devoted to fighting styles. The last sequence allowed is called "Final attack" and is followed by camera shaking to show things're going serious. Make sure that you maximize your efficiency in combat ... |
The Witcher combat | [The Witcher combat] You have just stunned your opponent. Left-click to finish him off. A coup de grâce is a great way of finishing off an opponent and getting a show all at the same time. As Geralt acquires more talents, he also acquires more finishing moves. These can be quite entertaining to watch. Tip: Attacks can ... |
The Witcher combat | [The Witcher combat] Attacking is one of the main things Geralt does in the game. Whether he is defending the honour of a damsel in distress, or just defending himself from monsters, it's a good thing his swords are on his back at all times. He is usually called upon with no notice to draw steel, or silver, on his dail... |
The Witcher combat | [The Witcher combat] It is also extremely useful to simply pause the game at (almost) any point. Cut scenes are an obvious exception as are some predetermined parts of some conversations with NPCs. Press the space bar to toggle active pause mode. Chaining Attacks right|300px Chained attacks kill enemies more efficientl... |
The Witcher contracts | [The Witcher contracts] right|210px Contracts are optional quests which Geralt can undertake if he so chooses. They all come with a reward for the work done and typically entail getting some alchemical ingredients for another individual who lacks the monster slaying and skinning skills of a witcher. All of these quests... |
The Witcher contracts | [The Witcher contracts] {|border "0" cellpadding "5" cellspacing "0" width "90%" align="center" Contracts are optional quests which Geralt can undertake if he so chooses. They all come with a reward for the work done and typically entail getting some alchemical ingredients for another individual who lacks the monster s... |
The Witcher contracts | [The Witcher contracts] ! Act II {|border "0" cellpadding "2" cellspacing "0" align "center" ! Act III {|border "0" cellpadding "2" cellspacing "0" align "center" ! Act IV {|border "0" cellpadding "2" cellspacing "0" align "center" ! Act V Other quest information right|200px|a notice board List of Quests by Act Primary... |
The Witcher controls | [The Witcher controls] Control Mode Mouse preferred, featuring an easily controlled, smart isometric camera. Recommended for casual gamers and those wanting a more strategic overview of battles. Control mode can be changed at any time during the game. Mouse Keyboard and mouse controlled, featuring a dynamic OTS camera.... |
The Witcher controls | [The Witcher controls] Just left-click somewhere to go there. center This is the cursor presented to indicate the direction of movement if you click and hold the left mouse button. The length of the cursor indicates the speed of movement. A longer cursor indicates running, a shorter cursor, walking. Weapons Left-click ... |
The Witcher controls | [The Witcher controls] {| class "listing" width "100%" ! width="15%" | Device ! width="30%" | Action ! width="40%" | Description ! width "15%" | Condition(s) Visual Chart click to enlarge center|800x800px|link https://vignette2.wikia.nocookie.net/witcher/images/4/42/Tw1_controls.png Character Interaction Left-click on ... |
The Witcher controls | [The Witcher controls] right|300px|Herbalism Herbalism is fairly fundamental to gameplay. Even on the easiest level of gameplay, where no alchemy is required for combat, there is still a need to gather some herbs, if for no other reason than to have Cat potions. This skill is acquired early in the game, either through ... |
The Witcher controls | [The Witcher controls] Left-click on the desired target to attack. Right-click to dodge, duck, or cast a sign (when a sign is selected). Double-left-click on a location away (but not too far away!) from the enemy to perform an evasive manoeuvre. Attack cursors center This cursor is presented when a hostile creature is ... |
The Witcher controls | [The Witcher controls] {|border "0" cellpadding "10" cellspacing "0" width "90%" align="center" All cursors indicate a change of available action. They always refer to a left-click. For example, if you are wandering through the swamp and are suddenly, and surprisingly, set upon by drowners, your cursor changes to a swo... |
The Witcher controls | [The Witcher controls] width=25% | Melee Weapon ! width=25% | Extra weapon 1 ! width=25% | Extra weapon 2 ! width=25% | Extra weapon 3 {|border "0" cellpadding "5" cellspacing="0" {|border "0" cellpadding "5" cellspacing="0" To be verified {|border "0" cellpadding "5" cellspacing "0" Combat Styles To select a combat st... |
The Witcher controls | [The Witcher controls] default Igni desc none Image:Game_Icon_Axii_symbol_unlit.png|Use Axii — not selected default Axii desc none User Interface To access different parts of the user interface, left-click on the desired icon {|border "0" cellpadding "5" cellspacing="0" Image:Game_System_Icons_Tools.png|Access System t... |
The Witcher controls | [The Witcher controls] Picking Up Items right|300px To use an item, you must first pick it up. Sometimes it is not obvious what can or can not be picked up, so holding down the Alt-key reveals all items in view which can be manipulated. While this does not always mean they can be "picked up", it does help locate things... |
The Witcher controls | [The Witcher controls] Tip: You must have the herbalism skill in the Intelligence group to gather herbs. You also need to have knowledge of a given plant, which you can find in books. Herbs can also be purchased from herbalists and alchemists. Skinning Monsters right|300px Skinning monsters, like herbalism, is fairly f... |
The Witcher controls | [The Witcher controls] {|border "0" cellpadding "10" cellspacing "0" width "90%" align="center" All cursors indicate a change of available action. They always refer to a left click. For example, if you are wandering through the swamp and are suddenly, and surprisingly, set upon by drowners, your cursor changes to a swo... |
The Witcher controls | [The Witcher controls] It is advisable to use the space bar to pause when switching combat styles. The final choice is of course your own. Use strong style - not selected - Left click on Strong style to select it, then on desired target Use fast style - not selected - Left click on Fast style to select it, then on desi... |
The Witcher controls | [The Witcher controls] Q - Draw steel sword / Cycle through combat modes when drawn E - Draw silver sword R - Draw extra weapon 1 (extra sword / axe / mace) T - Trophy slot, draw trophy? I'm not sure why you would want to do this U - Draw extra weapon 3 (torch / dagger / small axe), only with Raven's armor Combat Style... |
The Witcher controls | [The Witcher controls] While this does not always mean they can be "picked up", it does help locate things, Move your cursor over the desired item Left-click when you see a 'glove' icon. Using Objects right|300px There are many kinds of objects in the game and not all of them are decor only. Some objects are actually u... |
The Witcher controls | [The Witcher controls] right|300px Skinning monsters, like herbalism, is fairly fundamental to gameplay. Even on the easiest level of gameplay, where no alchemy is required for combat, there is still a need to gather ingredients, if for no other reason than to have Cat potions. Monster carcasses are a rich source of in... |
The Witcher controls | [The Witcher controls] You may also be looking for information regarding keyboard or mouse controls. For those, see Gameplay. This article deals with controls over and above the basic navigation controls described in the gameplay article. Cursors Item manipulation cursors {|border "0" cellpadding "5" cellspacing "0" wi... |
The Witcher controls | [The Witcher controls] To use an item, you must first pick it up. Sometimes it is not obvious what can or cannot be picked up, so holding down the Alt key reveals all items in view which can be manipulated. While this does not always mean they can be "picked up", it does help locate things, Move your cursor over the de... |
The Witcher critical effects | [The Witcher critical effects] right|bloodstain In any given battle in , the object is for Geralt to win, either by killing or frightening off his foes. This is achieved by inflicting as much damage on opponents while taking as little damage from them as possible. The damage inflicted can be enhanced positively (for Ge... |
The Witcher critical effects | [The Witcher critical effects] Sun rune Temporarily knocked onto the ground. When inflicted on Geralt, some monsters can kill him with one hit (a finishing blow). Aard Earth rune Group Silver Group Steel Quen Strength Strong Silver Slows movement and attack speed. Reduces chance of dodging and parrying opponent attacks... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] |center|link=#Prologue (Kaer Morhen) center|link=#Chapter I (Outskirts of Vizima) center|link=#Chapter II (Temple Quarter of Vizima) center|link=#Chapter III (Trade Quarter of Vizima) center|link=#Chapter IV (Lakeside) center|link=#Chapter V (Old Vizima) center|link=#Epilogue This page ... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] If you give the arms to the Scoia'tael, they will use those weapons to kill Coleman in Chapter II. This happens as soon as you go to The Hairy Bear Inn after speaking with the detective. (So if you intend to complete The Rat Quest, go to the inn before speaking with Raymond, which can b... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] But having sided with them, you will not have to fight them after the Beast encounter. Also, a generic healer will be in the healer's hut in Chapter IV and you will have to fight Abigail in the Epilogue. Your choice in this decision alters the way in which The Heat of the Day quest in C... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] Consequences: This is only relevant if you let the Scoia'tael take the supplies in Strangers in the Night. Coleman dies immediately after Geralt visits Raymond, which would prevent the player from starting The Rat quest (it is a minor side quest with zero plot impact). If you go to the ... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] Consequences: Seems to affect your romance subplot and the type of ending you may get. Whomever you do not choose, that person's second sex card will not be available to you. Whomever you do not choose will still be angry with you in Chapter V, but they will still help you/talk to you. ... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] If you spare the werewolf but do not cure him, Vincent will fight with you as a werewolf along with some guards. If you spare the werewolf and then proceed to complete the Beauty and the Beast quest, you get an additional 6000 XP (in total). If you kill the werewolf you get 1500 XP and ... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] Consequences: If you side with the village, you get a large diamond from Julian as a reward. If you side with the Vodyanoi, the Friendly vodyan priest will reward you with a Ceremonial sword of Deithwen (which you can get from Scoia'tael remains just as easily in Chapter V, even if you ... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] Sex card available is White Rayla's. You will also be able to receive the Raven's Armor of the Order in Chapter V which gives a huge Vitality bonus (+150) and bonus to Vitality regeneration in addition to -30% damage. Scoia'tael path: The Order will be the enemies in Chapter V, you will... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] References: Free Elves, Hope Burns Bright, The Flame that Cleanses, Under a Fiery Sky, Armor, Sweet Revenge, The Ashes of Vizima, Frozen Reflections Striga Decision: Kill or save Princess Adda Consequences: If you save her, you will get the steel sword, D'yaebl and she will fight with y... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] {|border "0" cellpadding "2" cellspacing "0" align "center" This page covers the decisions you have to make during the game and how they impact on the further story. Decision: Fight the Frightener or Save the Laboratory Consequences: If you fight the frightener with Vesemir, he will giv... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] (So if you intend to complete The Rat Quest, go to the inn before speaking with Raymond, which can be a bit tricky to avoid.) If you do not give the arms to the Scoia'tael, Golan Vivaldi will be sent to jail when you go to see him in Chapter II regarding the two books needed for the que... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] Your choice in this decision alters the way in which The Heat of the Day quest in Chapter IV plays out as well because this decision impacts whether you are someone who stays out of other people's business or tries to help others by getting involved. References: Of Monsters and Men, The... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] Putting off talking to Raymond for too long messes up quite a few more important quests... not necessarily catastrophically, but inconveniently. References: The Rat, A Gravedigger's Gratitude, Anatomy of a Crime, Suspect: Kalkstein, Suspect: Leuvaarden, Suspect: Ramsmeat, Suspect: Thale... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] Decision: Thaler, live or die? Consequences: I have not noticed anything out of the ordinary. Essentially the last time Thaler is useful plot-wise is just before this choice. In fact, if you decide to let him live, he hangs out at the inn and you can talk to him, but there appears to be... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] Killing Vincent will also replace him with another guard captain at the dike in Chapter V who will detain Dandelion, though this does not actually have an effect on anything. If you kill him, Carmen will be at the safe house as well and not very happy about the turn of events. Reference... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] Decision: Kill Berengar or spare his life? Consequences: If you kill him, you get his medallion which weakens Azar Javed in Chapter V showdown (some % of his Vitality; I have played at medium difficulty and he lost 25% of vitality due to the medallion, but apparently none of his powers)... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] Scoia'tael path: The Order will be the enemies in Chapter V, you will be asked to escort some refugees to the hospital and to make the armor, you will need to see the Dwarven Armorer and get the Bifunctional fiber and alloy recirculator. Yaevinn will fight with you through Vizima in the... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] Consequences: If you save her, you will get the steel sword, D'yaebl and she will fight with you in the epilogue as the Striga. If you kill her, you will be able to make a Striga's Urge potion using her heart (gives 1 Bronze & 1 Silver Talent) and Vincent Meis will fight with you in the... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] {|border "0" cellpadding "2" cellspacing "0" align "center" Image:Icon_Prologue.png default Decisions in the Prologue desc none Image:Icon_Act_I.png default Decisions in Chapter I desc none Image:Icon_Act_II.png default Decisions in Chapter II desc none Image:Icon_Act_III.png default De... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] Consequences: If you give the arms to the Scoia'tael, they will use those weapons to kill Coleman in Chapter II. This happens as soon as you go to The Hairy Bear Inn after speaking with detective (So if you intend to complete The Rat Quest, go to the inn before speaking with Raymond). I... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] Also, a generic healer will be in the healer's hut in Chapter IV and you will have to fight Abigail in the Epilogue. Your choice in this decision alters the way in which The Heat of the Day quest in Chapter IV plays out as well because this decision impacts whether you are someone who s... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] Putting off talking to Raymond for too long messes up quite a few more important quests... not necessarily catastrophically, but inconveniently. References: The Rat, A Gravedigger's Gratitude, Anatomy of a Crime, Suspect: Kalkstein, Suspect: Leuvaarden, Suspect: Ramsmeat, Suspect: Thale... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] Decision: Thaler, live or die? Consequences: I have not noticed anything out of the ordinary. Essentially the last time Thaler is useful plot-wise is just before this choice. In fact, if you decide to let him live, he hangs out at the inn and you can talk to him, but there appears to be... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] Killing Vincent will also replace him with another guard captain at the dike in Chapter V who will detain Dandelion, though this does not actually have an effect on anything. If you kill him, Carmen will be at the safe house as well and not very happy about the turn of events. Reference... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] Consequences: If you kill him, you get his medallion which weakens Azar Javed in Chapter V showdown (some % of his Vitality; I have played at medium difficulty and he lost 25% of vitality due to the medallion, but apparently none of his powers). If you do not kill him, he shows up to he... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] Witcher / neutral path: Both the Order and the Scoia'tael will be the enemies in Chapter V, you will be asked to escort some nurses to the hospital and to make the armor, you will need to see Kalkstein and get Agnes of Glanville's Magic Formula. Triss will fight with you through Vizima ... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] {|border "0" cellpadding "2" cellspacing "0" align "center" Image:Icon_Prologue.png default Decisions in the Prologue desc none Image:Icon_Act_I.png default Decisions in Act I desc none Image:Icon_Act_II.png default Decisions in Act II desc none Image:Icon_Act_III.png default Decisions ... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] Decision: Help Zoltan Impact: If you don't help, Zoltan kills them all anyway, but doesn't seem mad at you. It seems you just lose some xp for not helping him. Reference: Racists Nonhumans Decision: Give Arms to Scoia'tael (during Haren Brogg's quest) Impact: If you give the arms to the... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] If you don't save her, she dies and you face the Beast with a bunch of villagers. but having sided with them, you will not have to fight them after the Beast encounter. Also, a generic healer will be in the healer's hut in Act IV and you will have to fight Abigail in the Epilogue. Your ... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] Decision: Visit the detective right away or start the inquiry on your own. Impact: (This is only if you let the Scoia'tael take the supplies in Strangers in the Night) Coleman dies immediately after Geralt visits Raymond, which can prevent the player from getting The Rat quest since it ... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] Impact: Seems to affect your romance subplot and the type of ending you may get. Whomever you don't choose, that person's second sex card will not be available to you. Whomever you don't choose will still be angry with you in Act V, but they'll still help you/talk to you. Also, if you l... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] If you save the werewolf but don't cure him, Vincent will fight with you as a werewolf along with some guards. If you kill the werewolf, when you enter the inn, you are arrested for Vincent's murder and have to fight a bunch of City Guards and a single Salamandra informer. Killing Vince... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] Decision: Side with Village, Vodyanoi or Compromise? Impact: If you side with the village, you get a large diamond from Julian as a reward. If you side with the Vodyanoi, the Friendly vodyan priest will reward you with a Ceremonial Sword of Deithwen (which you can get from Scoia`tael re... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] Sex card available is White Rayla's. Scoia'tael path: the Order will be the enemies in Act V, you will be asked to escort some refugees to the hospital and to make the armor, you will need to see the Dwarven Armorer and get the Bifunctional fiber and alloy recirculator. Yaevinn will fig... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] Epilogue Epilogue King of the Wild Hunt Decision: let the King of the Wild Hunt have Jacques de Aldersberg's soul or not. Impact: If you refuse ("This is between him and me"), you must defeat the King of the Wild Hunt who summons some wraiths for backup. If you accept, he doesn't fight ... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] This page covers the decisions you have to make during the game and how they impact on the further story. 32px Prologue (Kaer Morhen) Decision: Fight the Frightener or Save the lab Impact: if you fight the frightener, in Act I at the bridge, you will face some Salamandra with a mutant ... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] One of the Scoia'tael also has Beggartick blossoms on him. Decision: Fight Leo Impact: If you fight Leo, you can get a red meteorite off him. Decision: Save Abigail Impact: If you save Abigail, she fights with you against the Beast. If you don't save her, she dies and you face the Beast... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] Lebioda's Hospital with the minimum of trouble. However, the Order Armorer will not deal with you but the Dwarven blacksmith will if you helped the Scoia'taels. The guards at the gate to Dike will let you enter only if you have the City Guard Signet Ring or with a bribe of about 40 oren... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] Decision: Thaler, live or die? Impact: I haven't noticed anything out of the ordinary. Essentially the last time Thaler is useful plot-wise is just before this choice. In fact, if you decide to let him live, he hangs out at the inn and you can talk to him, but there appears to be a scri... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] 32px Act IV (Lakeside) Decision: Side with Village, Vodyanoi or Compromise? Impact: If you side with the village, you get a diamond from Julian as a reward. If you side with the Vodyanoi, the friendly vodyanoi priest will reward you with the Ceremonial Sword of Deithwen (which you can g... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] 2) Scoia'tael, the Order will be the enemies in Act V, you will be asked to escort some refugees to the hospital and to make the armor, you will need to see the Dwarven Armorer and get the Bifunctional fiber and alloy recirculator. Yaevinn will fight with you through Vizima in the epilo... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] If you accept, he doesn't fight you - other effects, if any, unknown. External Links The Decisions -> Impact Thread (Spoilers) 5 |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] This page covers the decisions you have to make during the game and how they impact on the further story. Note: this is mostly just copy&paste for the moment. If you can think of a proper design/layout, feel free to edit this page. Decision: Fight the Frightener or Save the lab Impact: ... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] Impact: If you fight Leo, you can get a red meteorite off him. Decision: Save Abigail Impact: If you save Abigail, she fights with you against the Beast. If you don't save her, she dies and you face the Beast with a bunch of villagers. If she lives, you will meet her again in Chapter 4 ... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] Impact: Seems to affect your romance subplot and the type of ending you may get. Whoever you don't choose, that person's sex card will not be available to you. Whoever you don't choose will be angry with you when in Chapter 5, but they'll still help you/talk to you. Also, if you leave A... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] In Chapter 4, the side you don't fight with will not be available as a choice in which side you will ally with (e.g. if you side with the Order, in chapter 4 you can either choose the Order or neutral). Note: I believe in this you are able to remain neutral by speaking with both sides ... |
The Witcher decision checklist | [The Witcher decision checklist] You will have to fight the ghost of Yaevinn in the epilogue. Sex card available is White Rayla's. 2) Scoia'tael, the Order will be the enemies in Chapter 5, you will be asked to escort some refugees to the hospital and to make the armor, you will need to see the Dwarven Armorer and get ... |
The Witcher demo | [The Witcher demo] playable demo was released in English on 14 December 2007. The demo contains the first part of the Prologue and most of Chapter I of the full game. Saved games incompatible It is important to note that saved games from the demo can not be reused. They will not function properly with the full game. Ex... |
The Witcher dice poker | [The Witcher dice poker] right|300px starter box of dice Dice poker is an addictive game played throughout the The Continent, and it is very popular in Temeria. If you are good enough, it is a great way of making money. After finding a starter box of dice, Geralt is given the quest A Game of Dice. Opponents can be foun... |
The Witcher dice poker | [The Witcher dice poker] 32px|4 of a kind Four-of-a-Kind — four dice showing the same value. 32px|5 of a kind Five-of-a-Kind — all five dice showing the same value. Playing Dice Poker right|your laurel for winning Each game has two rounds and each round has two rolls. Geralt always starts. Between rounds each player wh... |
The Witcher dice poker | [The Witcher dice poker] This has been fixed. Playing conservatively no longer works quite as reliably as in the original game, but it is still an adequate strategy, i.e. only roll the dice that are not part of a pair or three-of-a-kind for your second roll and always roll those dice. But hey, it is a game of chance, n... |
The Witcher dice poker | [The Witcher dice poker] Geralt has a pair of fours and the opponent has three fours. Now even if Geralt was able to roll another four he would only get a draw. The AI understands this, and re-raises. Since you are in this to win, it usually is a waste of time to not bet the maximum amount of orens at any stage of the ... |
The Witcher dice poker | [The Witcher dice poker] By this method, assuming you can win half your matches, you will usually come away with at least a small monetary gain. The chance of losing three matches in a row is 12.5% if you are evenly matched. Here are the odds rolling five fair six-sided dice: Five of a Kind = 0.08% Four of a Kind = 1.9... |
The Witcher dice poker | [The Witcher dice poker] Five of a Kind = 2.76% Four of a Kind = 27.8% Full House = 13.9% Three of a Kind = 55.5% Rolling one dice: You have four of a kind and you're rolling for a fifth (16.7%), or you are rolling for a straight (16.7%) or trying to improve two pairs (33.3%). If you instead throw away the lower of you... |
The Witcher dice poker | [The Witcher dice poker] Professionals Thaler, only while at home in Chapter II. Munro Bruys, found at the Hairy Bear. Roderick de Wett, found upstairs in the guard tower (after A Posh Reception). Velerad, found downstairs in the guard tower (after Gold Rush). The Hierophant, found in the Druids' grove in Chapter III. ... |
The Witcher dice poker | [The Witcher dice poker] right|300px starter box of dice Dice poker is an addictive game played throughout the world of The Witcher, and it is very popular in Temeria. If you are good enough, it is a great way of making money. After finding a starter box of dice, Geralt is given the quest A Game of Dice. Opponents can ... |
The Witcher dice poker | [The Witcher dice poker] 32px|full house Full House — one pair, plus three-of-a-kind. 32px|4 of a kind Four-of-a-Kind — four dice showing the same value. 32px|5 of a kind Five-of-a-Kind — all five dice showing the same value. In the case of hands of the same kind, the highest dice face values in use prevail, e.g. if yo... |
The Witcher dice poker | [The Witcher dice poker] — Diary of a Dice Collector Notes AI players in the game have been vastly improved in the Enhanced Edition of the game. Previously, they would often make absurd mistakes, especially the novices. This has been fixed. Playing conservatively no longer works quite as reliably as in the original gam... |
The Witcher dice poker | [The Witcher dice poker] So if the NPC has a higher hand after your throw, he will only throw the dice he doesn't need. Alas only the NPC can re-raise a bet. This happens when e.g. Geralt has a pair of fours and the opponent has three fours. Now even if Geralt was able to roll another four he would only get a draw. The... |
The Witcher dice poker | [The Witcher dice poker] Repeat once more if needed. If you still haven't won after three tries, you need to study the odds! By this method, assuming you can win half your matches, you will usually come away with at least a small monetary gain. The chance of losing three matches in a row is 12.5% if you are evenly matc... |
The Witcher dice poker | [The Witcher dice poker] Two Pairs = 27.8% One Pair = 27.8% Rolling two dice: You have three of a kind and end up with: Five of a Kind = 2.76% Four of a Kind = 27.8% Full House = 13.9% Three of a Kind = 55.5% Rolling one die: You have four of a kind, in which case your game is won, or you are rolling for a straight (16... |
The Witcher dice poker | [The Witcher dice poker] ---- Professionals Thaler, only plays at his house in the Temple Quarter in Chapter II. Munro Bruys, can be found at The Hairy Bear. Roderick de Wett, can be found upstairs in the guard tower in the Trade Quarter. Velerad, can be found downstairs in the guard tower in the Trade Quarter. The Hie... |
The Witcher dice poker | [The Witcher dice poker] right|300px starter box of dice Dice poker is an addictive game played throughout the world of The Witcher, and it's very popular in Temeria. If you're good enough, it's a great way of making money. After finding a starter box of dice, Geralt is given the quest A Game of Dice. Opponents can be ... |
The Witcher dice poker | [The Witcher dice poker] 32px|4 of a kind Four-of-a-Kind - four dice showing the same value 32px|5 of a kind Five-of-a-Kind - all five dice showing the same value In the case of hands of the same kind, the highest dice face values in use prevail, eg. if you have two threes and your opponent has two fours, he wins. Othe... |
The Witcher dice poker | [The Witcher dice poker] Notes AI players in the game have been vastly improved in the Enhanced Edition of the game. Previously, they would often make absurd mistakes, especially the novices. This has been fixed. Some of your opponents' dice are way cooler than yours -- black Playing conservatively no longer works quit... |
The Witcher dice poker | [The Witcher dice poker] Thaler, only plays at his house in the Temple Quarter in Act II Munro Bruys, can be found at The Hairy Bear Roderick de Wett, can be found upstairs in the guard tower in the Trade Quarter Velerad, can be found downstairs in the guard tower in the Trade Quarter the Hierophant, can be found in th... |
The Witcher fistfighting | [The Witcher fistfighting] right|300px Fistfighting is a skill which is not only useful for self-defense and a bit of exercise, but also for earning orens. In , you can earn some easy gold by challenging the steady crop of fighters found loitering at all the local inns and taverns to fights. There are "title fights", w... |
The Witcher fistfighting | [The Witcher fistfighting] Do not block for too long as it drains Endurance. Bugs Sometimes, Geralt might one-hit kill his opponent, which causes the game to break, and the only solution is to load a previous save game file. If you start a fight late (for example 20:30) during chapters 2, 3 or 4, and then proceed to wi... |
The Witcher fistfighting | [The Witcher fistfighting] right|300px Fistfighting is a skill which is not only useful for self-defense and a bit of exercise, but also for earning orens. In The Witcher, you can earn some easy gold by challenging the steady crop of fighters found loitering at all the local inns and taverns to fights. There are "title... |
The Witcher food and drink | [The Witcher food and drink] right|184x184px In , food and drink is defined as any edible item that restores vitality or endurance. Food Although Geralt does not need to eat or drink during the game, if he has no healing potions then he can use food to help increase his vitality. Below is a table of all food items in T... |
The Witcher food and drink | [The Witcher food and drink] Bottled Water costs 3, but because the selling price is less than 1, no one will buy it! Notes When consuming an item for the purpose of increasing regeneration, it is important to avoid using the same type of item if you want to gain several bonuses at once. For example, eating two blueber... |
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