Thankfully, these moves aren't too difficult to avoid, so focus on attacking the elemental from behind. Now, it can send trails of fire hurtling across the ground, toss fireballs and slam down to create a fiery explosion. This enables you to attack in close quarters unhindered.īe warned however when the fire elemental is no longer aflame, it switches from its usual charge and flail attacks to something more deadly. As such, immediately extinguish the creature with a blast of Aard. Instead, it's the fact that you'll suffer fire damage - causing you to lose health rapidly - if you get too close to the elemental while it burns. It's not that the creature is particularly strong - your sword should make relatively light work of it. You shouldn't have too much trouble with the latter - just keep on dodging around the room - but you'll need to be careful where the fire elemental is concerned. Your first task in this area is to take down the fire elemental while avoiding Philippa's purple ground spells. Sneak up on Philippa without making too much noise At the crossroads, continue straight ahead then use the next gate to catch up with Philippa. Pass through the gate ahead and follow the corridor around to the right. Tell him that you want to help Philippa then continue along the tunnel to the right. Pass through the hole in the wall and talk to Bart.
Next, head through the gate and take a left as the chamber widens out. At the bottom, follow the corridor along and take care of the henchmen at the end.
Hop into the large bathtub and descend the ladder. Deal with the possessed guards in the area then follow the objective marker into the next room. Head along the corridor, passed Dijkstra, and take a left through the door leading into the bathhouse's main chamber. On your arrival, head inside immediately. Blindingly Obviousįollow Triss through the city until you reach the bathhouse.
Your only clue to her whereabouts is a lone feather, so agree to get started on your next mission. Work through the conversation to find out more about the Lodge, and ask if Triss has had any luck locating Philippa. When you enter her room, tell her that you had no choice about Imlerith. Next, use the objective marker to locate Triss back at the inn. When the robbery is complete, wrap up the conversation to end the quest. Activate your Witcher Senses, locate the keys on the table nearby and grab them. Inside the building, descend the ladder and carefully approach the sleeping guard to the north. Scramble onto the roof then head through the open doorway.įind a way to open the stable doors from the inside using your Witcher Senses Approach them to begin the next stage of the quest.įollow your comrades down the slope then clamber onto the wooden platform situated against the building's west-facing wall. Meet Ciri and Aegar near the Novigrad stablesĪegar and Ciri wait a little way ahead. When night falls, speak with Ciri, then agree to steal some horses. There's a feast to be had once the race is over, so stick around a while longer. Agree to a race to bring the conversation to a close.Īs soon as the race begins, sprint through the trees using the line on the mini-map as a guide. On arrival, converse with some old friends and offer to help Valdo. Leave the tavern and begin the trek to Farcorners. Introduce yourself then work your way through the conversation. Politely (or impolitely) ask the unwanted guests to leave then, when the coast is clear, speak to Bea. Paybackīack outside, follow Ciri all the way to the Golden Sturgeon and head on in. Finally, work through the conversation and say farewell. Follow Ciri upstairs then, once the cut-scene ends, ask Dudu to prove himself. Prepare to fight if you opt for the latter, then head inside the building. To pass by the doormen, either use Delusion Level 3 or resort to good old-fashioned threats. If you're looking for more assistance, our Witcher 3 walkthrough can help.įollow Ciri through the city streets until you reach your destination. This page covers Payback, Blindingly Obvious, stables, bathhouse and Philippa Eilhart.
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