Short letter found in the Novigrad Winery[ | ]
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Inventory/slot |
Quest items / Books |
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Winery in Novigrad |
Base price |
1 
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Price to buy |
1
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Price to sell |
1
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Weight |
0 
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Associated quest[ | ]
Journal entry[ | ]
- Janne, please – cut out this nonsense at once. This might come to you as a surprise, but a giant cat will tend to stick in people's memory. Why don't you pick some other, safer form, like I did? I've been walking around as a beggar for three years now and no one's batted an eye. And such earnings! You wouldn't need to steal anymore. So, how'll it be? If you decide on it, I'll put in a word for you with the King of Beggars.
- Till our next meeting,
- Louis
- P.S. Burn this letter once your read it, all right?
- P.P.S. Yes, yes, I know – I'm paranoid. But humor me and burn it.
- P.P.P.S. If find this letter next time I come see you, you owe me a beer.
Short letter found on Ard Skellig[ | ]
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Inventory/slot |
Books |
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Common item |
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Book |
Source |
Guarded treasure by a small lake northeast of Fornhala |
Base price |
1
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Price to buy |
1
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Price to sell |
1
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Weight |
0
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This letter is found among the remains of "Master Sigvard", a mercenary, along with some random items (flowers, 100 , 2x meteorite silver plate and leather straps, on one occasion). His body is located on the southern shore of a small lake southeast of Sund, and northeast of Kaer Dhu, guarded by an ekhidna.
Journal entry[ | ]
- My Dearest Master Sigvard,
- I have received your letter. I thus now know that you have a great many doubts regarding the contract I have offered you - and that you clearly suffer from gross misconceptions regarding the nature of a mercenary's trade, something which, given that this is a trade you yourself profess to practice, constitutes a highly puzzling paradox.
- So let me inform you that a mercenary is not paid for asking questions or listing reservations, but for performing a concrete task. This task was described in simple, unambiguous words: you are to capture a siren - alive - and bring her to me. If you will not perform this task, you are of no interest to me. As to why I need this siren, or what I intend to do with her, that should not be of any interest to you. If these conditions do not suit you, I am sure I will find another man who will not refuse my coin.
- -Count de Botton