Roche's path can lead to Geralt assisting him in killing the King of Kaedwen, Henselt, and optionally saving Foltest's heir, while Iorveth's path allows Geralt to aid other non-humans-even (again, optionally) a dragon. Iorveth doesn't have the same loyalties that Roche does, and for this reason, each man can lead Geralt down very different paths after Flotsam. For those unfamiliar with the Scoia'tael, they're a band of non-human guerrilla fighters intent on winning freedoms for their people. Here, players decide whether Geralt will leave Flotsam with Vernon Roche, a loyal commander under the former King Foltest who helps Geralt escape after the Witcher is framed for Foltest's murder, or Iorveth, an elf who commands a unit of Scoia'tael. Geralt's choice in the small town of Flotsam is huge and affects the entire trajectory of future chapters in The Witcher 2. So, Geralt's encounter with the nobleman appears to be just another memory for the Witcher at this point. Sadly, despite the intrigue of the La Valette family, Aryan doesn't seem to come up in The Witcher 3 even if he lives. Even later in the game, Geralt and Aryan may possibly meet again after the young man turns to Radovid of Redania for help in finding his sister Anais. Naturally, killing Aryan ends the potential for future interactions right there, but if Aryan is allowed to live then, Geralt will encounter him later while escaping the dungeons of the castle. Aryan La Valette commands the guard defending his castle, raised to be a knight and driven by honor in the process of ending the siege, Geralt confronts Aryan and can either kill him or force him to surrender (thereby saving his life as well).

This choice is made quite early on, during The Witcher 2's prologue. RELATED: The Witcher 3 is the Perfect End for Not every decision has as big of an impact as might be expected, but there are definitely a couple that leave their mark during The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. Whether players answer commandeer Morvran Voorhis' questions or just import their own save game, there are five major choices from The Witcher 2 that need to be decided for The Witcher 3 to continue.įor players with little to no context for Voorhis' questions, or players faced with some difficult decisions in their Witcher 2 playthrough, it may help to know exactly how their decisions affect the world of The Witcher. Pretty early on in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, players (as Geralt) are asked to make a series of choices about their actions during The Witcher 2-if they haven't imported a save straight from the previous game, that is.

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