How many Witcher 3 endings are there?

How many Witcher 3 endings are there?

36 possible endings Between the power struggles, love triangles, and wandering non-humans that fill The Continent, The Witcher 3 features a whopping 36 possible endings. The most important factor—the fate of Geralt's companion, Ciri—affects only three of the game's major conclusions, however.

How do you get the true ending in Witcher 3?

To trigger this ending:

1. Bring Ciri to the Emperor. When Ciri suggests visiting Bald Mountain during Blood on the Battlefield, say "Gotta visit the Emperor first", not "Velen, then".
2. Ensure Nilfgaard wins the war. Complete the following secondary quests in Act Two: ...
3. Make at least three out of five "positive" decisions.

Is there a bad ending in The Witcher 3?

The "bad" part of the term "bad ending" comes into play when Geralt finally gets her medallion back, defeated, as if he blames himself for not being able to protect her better as a father and as a witcher. Without Ciri, Geralt feels he's nothing, but without Ciri's sacrifice, the world would be nothing.

What's the best ending for The Witcher 3?

• Ciri Becomes a Witcher Witcher 3 ► THE BEST ENDING - Ciri Becomes a Witcher. Triss Romance Ciri chooses to fight the White Frost. Geralt watches as she disappears. In the ice and snow, Ciri remembers the key moments with Geralt that determine the ending before advancing on the White Frost.

Who are the characters in the Witcher 3?

• ENDING CATEGORIES Story Endings Character Endings Who Rules Velen / Novigrad? Who Rules Skellige?

What happens when you go with Ciri in Witcher 3?

• While going with Ciri sounds like the best thing to do, it actually causes Ciri to doubt her confidence as you talk for her and handle the situation yourself. This has a negative effect on the ending you receive. However, letting her go alone will help instill confidence and cause a positive effect on the ending you receive.

Are there any consequences in the Witcher 3?

• Witcher 3 is not the first game to have consequences for in-game decisions. Indeed, it’s a staple of this very series, but as a first time Witcher player, I was genuinely taken by surprise by the depth of those outcomes.