In The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt[ | ]
| Balisse fruit | |
|---|---|
 Used in alchemy | |
| Description | |
Inventory/slot |
Alchemy and crafting |
Category |
Common item |
Type |
Alchemy ingredient |
Source |
 Grows wild
|
Base price |
2 
|
Price to buy |
5
|
Price to sell |
1
|
Weight |
0 
|
Balisse fruit is used to craft the following items:
In The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings[ | ]
| Balisse | |
|---|---|
 Alchemy ingredient. Contains vitriol | |
| Description | |
Category |
Common |
Type |
Alchemical ingredient |
Contains |
|
Source |
Grows wild / purchase |
Price to buy |
9 / 11 
|
Price to sell |
1
|
Weight |
 0
|
Balisse grows wild all over. Merchants who sell balisse include:
- Anezka in Lobinden
- Vilmos Bartok in Flotsam
- Mottle outside Vergen
- Sambor in the camp followers' encampment
- Myron in the Kaedweni camp
- Relic peddler in the Kaedweni camp
- Felicia Cori in Vergen or Loc Muinne
- The Incredible Lockhart in Loc Muinne
- Marcus in Loc Muinne
In The Witcher computer game[ | ]
| Balisse fruit | |
|---|---|
 Balisse fruit | |
| Description | |
Type |
Plant extract |
Contains |
 
|
Source |
grows wild |
Price to buy |
12 
|
Price to sell |
2
|
ID |
it_ingr_054
|
Balisse fruit is an edible berry characterized by subtle magic resonance. The fruit is apparently poisonous unless soaked in alcohol first, after which it can be used for medicines.
Sources[ | ]
- Field Plants
- This is one of the possible entries acquired from the Old Women in the Outskirts in exchange for food during Chapter I.
- Pick as many as you need in Chapter I, as this fruit becomes rather scarce in Chapters II and III.
[ | ]
- In the module, this is known (and labelled) as Balissa.