Old mine outside Kaer Morhen

This article concerns a location that appears only in The Witcher computer game. Its contents might therefore contradict information from Andrzej Sapkowski's books and other adaptations.

The old mine is situated in Kaer Morhen valley. It is where Geralt must go to find Eskel in "The Price of Neutrality" to discuss Eskel's Unexpected Child, Deidre. The place is home to a kikimore hatchery and is infested with newly hatched (and hatching!) kikimores. It is also home to one or more Basilisks, depending which entrance you choose.

The way there is also fraught with echinopsae, if the wolves do not get you first.

Journal Entry

"The mine near Kaer Morhen is at least as old as the fortress. Once a rich source of iron ore, it is now deserted, mining having ceased long ago. Its abandoned tunnels have fallen into ruin, and the witchers venture there solely to gather sewant mushrooms. When the witchers return from their Paths each autumn, they must exterminate the monsters that make their lair in the mine while the beast-slayers are away."

Herbs

• Sewants

Map

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  Map of the Old Mine

Notes

• This is not the same location as the "old mine" in Chapter V of The Witcher, in the swamp cemetery.