Orlémurs Cemetery

The Orlémurs Cemetery is the Hauteville's second cemetery placed outside of the city walls in the Blood and Wine expansion. This cemetery is reserved for the very much less well off.

Associated quests

 * The Last Exploits of Selina's Gang
 * Till Death Do You Part
 * Turn and Face the Strange

Gravestone inscriptions
The names and inscriptions on the gravestones abound with Easter eggs. Most of them are references to CD Projekt RED staff being directly involved in the development of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt (here marked with Real person including his/her function). However, they also hold references to other artists and artistic works.


 * Agness Bedd'narska Administrator Always graceful and elegant in bawling out bumblers and blowhards.
 * Real person: Agnieszka Bednarska Function: Junior Project Manager in Blood and Wine


 * Alessandro Boretti The most famous Beauclairois in all Redania
 * Real person: Alexandre Boiret Function: Localization Management, Quest Designer


 * Alexandre le Bien-Aimé Died while attempting to rob Jacob the woodcutter
 * Amélie Colat Came from far-off Azeroth and died during a hanse’s raid
 * Real person: Amelia Kołat Function: Additional QA, Customer Service Representative, Technical Support Specialist Notes: "Azeroth" is a reference to the MMORPG World of Warcraft, being the name of the world in which the game takes place.


 * Antoine Suprême Joined one fight too many...
 * Arcadius Borovique Actor, singer, ladies’ man One day folk just couldn’t take it anymore
 * Real person: Arkadiusz Borowik Function: Writer Notes: Situated in the main crypt of Mère-Lachaiselongue Cemetery is a sarcophagus with another reference to him under the name of "Arkadius Borovvik".


 * Arnaud Hapenique This dangerous killer long evaded the law. Died in prison, convicted of tax evasion.
 * Real person: Arnold Haponik Function: Game QA, Living World Designer Notes: A murderer evading the law, being imprisoned for tax evasion refers to the well-known American gangster Al Capone.


 * Bartolomé de Hautemain Died searching for the Promised Land
 * Blaise Augustin Philosopher Stared at the stars once too often
 * Real person: Błażej Augustynek Function: Quest Designer


 * Boris Pugnace-Moral-Fétiche Bitcher
 * Real person: Borys Pugacz-Muraszkiewicz Function: Lead English Writer, English Adaptation Director Notes: In the Polish version, the inscription says "Wieśmin", which is a bastardization of "Wiedźmin" (the Polish word for "Witcher"). The English version works out nicely.


 * Caroline Satire ”Just what don’t you f***ing understand, you f***ing c**?!” she said to her cat when it refused to fetch a stick, working her into a fatal rage
 * Casspar Niepockoolchynsky Architect "Hm, I don't understand, what's the problem here? You ask me, in my opinion, when you look at it from this angle, it's not half bad."
 * Real person: Kacper Niepokólczycki Function: Environment Artist


 * Christian Currit Mistranslation, misunderstanding, misfortune
 * Real person: Travis Currit Function: English Translation


 * Christophe Ch'oo Traveled from Thedas to the Continent. Found it so much to his liking, he stayed until he died
 * Real person: Kris Cho Function: Cinematic Design Notes: "Thedas" is a fictive continent and setting of the Dragon Age game series.


 * Damien Moumoute Killed by some fellow named Bill
 * David Triage Died as he lived – quietly
 * Dominique Gonché Slave driver Fell during an uprising of her "charges"
 * Real person: Dominika Gonsierowska Function: Senior Quest and Story Producer Notes: Located on Mère-Lachaiselongue Cemetery is another tombstone referring to her by the name of "Dominique Gonsierovsky".


 * Fennix Devy'ant Hannya Qubbyack Pierre Framboise Together they lived, together they created and together they died. "Louder!"
 * Real persons: Felix Tievant, Hanna Kubiak, Piotr Malinowski Function: Sound Designer


 * Gaspard de la Nuit Perished suddenly and unexpectedly
 * "Gaspard de la nuit" entitles a suite of three piano pieces by Maurice Ravel, which again refers to a collection of poems by Aloysius Bertrand under the same name.


 * Gavroche Fell to the ground
 * "Gavroche" is the name of a Parisian street boy in Victor Hugo's novel Les Misérables.


 * Grégoire l'Avare Stabbed by an unsatisfied customer
 * Real person: Grzegorz Arwar Function: Customer Service Representative, Technical Support Specialist


 * Grégoire le Semeur Taken too soon to the city of night
 * Jean-Luc Picard Great commander Even greater man
 * Jean-Luc Picard is a fictional character in the Star Trek universe.


 * Julie Voleseine Really, really wanted that little panther...
 * L'Hirondelle Princess from a land far across the seas
 * "Hirondelle" is French for "swallow". Ciri's name in the Elder Speech, "Zireael", also translates to "swallow". This gravestone is therefore dedicated to her.


 * Luc le Chanceux Professional cattle wrangler
 * Madeleine Ziche Died hunched over her ledger, muttering, "Just one more table"
 * Real person: Magdalena Zych Function: Writer in Blood and Wine Notes: Located on Mère-Lachaiselongue Cemetery is another tombstone referring to her by the name of "Magdallena Zy'yh".


 * Marquis de Daniche "Wait, wait, I can explain everything..."
 * Real person: Danisz Markiewicz Function: Quest Designer


 * Martin Blanche Head of the Beauclair League of Bards
 * Martin Calicot Killed by his own ambition
 * Mathieu Thomas Died while playing cards
 * Real person: Mateusz Tomaszkiewicz Function: Lead Quest Designer


 * Matthias Douda Knight Kind-hearted to friends, vicious to enemies
 * Real person: Maciej Duda Function: Quest Designer


 * Matthias l'Inutile Came to Beauclair penniless. Died a rich man’s death.
 * Michel Madeille Knight Fought battles on many fronts, but returned to croak in his homeland’s bosom
 * Real person: Marek Madej Function: Concept Artist


 * Michel Tauste Architect of the impossible
 * Real person: Miles Tost Function: Level Designer


 * Nicolas Suède "C’mon, one more for the road!"
 * Real person: Mikołaj Szwed Function: Senior Localization Producer


 * Neimak Nap Mortuus Quia Dolor Ani
 * The Latin translates to: "Died of pain in the anal area."


 * Pablo Cy'emyenevsky Corrected people often. Too often, as it turns out
 * Real person: Paweł Ciemniewski Function: Polish Voiceover Editing in Blood and Wine


 * ''Pablo Markovky Herbalist Died of a professional error – gorged on poisonous plants
 * Real person: Paweł Markowski Function: Gameplay Programmer


 * Pablo Sabb'ick Knight and handyman There was no foe he couldn’t unseat nor door he couldn’t fix
 * Patrick Moulins Talked himself to death.
 * Real person: Patrick K. Mills Function: Quest Designer


 * Paul de Saxe Died at his post
 * Philippe Tisserand Collector of witcher blades (only had one, but tried very hard)
 * Real person: Philipp Weber Function: Quest Designer, Living World Designer Notes: "Tisserand" is French for "weaver", meaning "Weber" in German.


 * Pierre "Maybe" and Alexandra "Perhaps" Barely knew each other, and their love was all the deeper for it
 * Pierre the Crooked Nose Steward of stewards
 * Real person: Piotr Krzywonosiuk Function: Lead Producer, Executive Producer Notes: "Crooked Nose" is referring to the literal translation of his last name. The Polish "krzywy" means "crooked", "nos" stands for "nose".


 * Prémec Savini Died during a hunger strike
 * Raphaël de Jean "The new recruits always march in the front lines."
 * Real person: Rafał Jankowski Function: Quest Designer


 * Sarah Fauconnier "Don’t drink that!"
 * Thomas Carotte Huckster Always wanted to come to his own funeral – and did
 * Real person: Tomasz Marchewka Function: Writer Notes: "Marchewka" is Polish for "carrot", "carotte" in French. Located on Mère-Lachaiselongue Cemetery is another tombstone referring to him by the name of "Tomash Marchevkin".


 * Tomas Moreau, professor Ellas k'havani allder aen Dol Naev'de, ellas allder n'corrason. Glorsann a'Aelirenn.
 * Tomas Moreau was a professor, doing research on genetics. Geralt finds his laboratory in the course of the quest Turn and Face the Strange. The character itself is a reference to H. G. Wells' novel The Island of Doctor Moreau. The inscription in Elder Speech translates to: "Salvation lies not in the Valley of the nine, but in our hearts. Glory be to Aelirenn."

Note

 * The name of this cemetery is a bastardization of the French "hors les murs", meaning simply "outside the [city] walls".

Gallery
Orlémurs-Friedhof Cimetière hors-les-murs Cimitero di Orlémurs Cmentarz Za Murami