Also neither Aryan nor Mary Louisa help Geralt when he's trying to save Anaïs in the quest Of His Blood and Bone. The consequences of this choice are unknown. If Geralt convinces Aryan to surrender he will have to save Aryan instead and there isn't a deal with Nilfgaard. If Geralt kills Aryan La Valette he will have to save Mary Louisa La Valette during the quest ' The Dungeons of the La Valettes' with the help of Shilard Fitz-Oesterlen. Philippa's dagger will be found nearby, though the dragon is long gone at that point. She will say that he is badly hurt and will take months to heal him. Geralt will be given the option to walk away and leave Iorveth to the troops, or attack them and tell Triss to save him. Iorveth will be unconscious and surrounded by soldiers, having gone to rescue Philippa and then badly hurt by her. If Geralt decides to save Triss instead, then he will be given an option of killing the dragon or leaving it. It should be noted that this opens up additional dialogue, as Saskia returns to her human form. He will not be given the option to kill the dragon. If Geralt decides to rescue Philippa Eilhart from the dungeon, then he will automatically release the dragon from her control. King Henselt will always survive no matter the choices made. If Geralt allows Prince Stennis to be killed and Saskia dies then the Pontar Valley will have no clear ruler. After he becomes king he will try to oppose Saskia with the support of other kings.

If Geralt spares Prince Stennis, it will be revealed that he did order Saskia's poisoning. However, Aedirn will be without a crown and will collapse. If Geralt allows Prince Stennis to be killed, Saskia will be unopposed in claiming sovereignty over the Pontar Valley once Henselt surrenders. Iorveth is also mentioned as having a huge price on his head and is likely enjoying the attention of being 'public enemy #1.' The witcher can save him, but the Commander is officially labeled an outlaw and Temeria disintegrates into baronies if Henselt was killed - with the implication that they are far more vulnerable to being annexed by Redania, Kaedwen, and/or Nilfgaard - or is divided between Kaedwen and Redania if Henselt is alive. In the Epilogue, if Geralt went to save Triss, then later on the way to see Letho, he sees Roche has saved Anaïs by himself and is defending her from a bunch of soldiers. He cannot release it from Philippa's control.

It is suggested that Temeria could possibly regain its independence with Anaïs as queen once she comes of age, but Radovid would likely never allow it.Īfter defeating the dragon Geralt can choose to slay it or let it live. Radovid or one of his barons will likely be her future husband to unite the two kingdoms under Radovid's banner. If Geralt goes with Roche to save King Foltest's daughter, and convinces Roche to give the daughter to Radovid: Temeria becomes a protectorate of Redania, Anaïs is to be raised in Redania until she is of age to marry. If Geralt goes with Vernon Roche to save King Foltest's daughter, Anaïs, and convinces Roche to give Anaïs to Temeria: Roche will say that she decided to pick up a sword instead of a doll, John Natalis will teach her warfare, and he believes she will be a great leader. If Geralt let him live, Henselt gains control of not only Upper Aedirn, but likely the whole of Aedirn because there is no one left to ascend to the Aedirninan throne given prince Stennis' death in the ghostly mist. Surprisingly little will be mentioned of the Kaedweni succession, though Henselt had no immediate heir which likely complicates the process. If Geralt decided to kill King Henselt then his body will be on display in Dethmold's chambers. Prince Stennis will always die trying to leave the battlefield.

Death come true all endings