Yennefer of Vengerberg in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt (2015)
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Yennefer of Vengerberg in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt (2015)
brewess! i enjoyed drawing her and also i kinda finished mission with them
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On EXTREMELY casual misogyny in The Witcher 3 and my reaction to it - I've been told by my Twitch mods to utilise this dude for clicks, so here you go.
Letter Found in Yennefer's Chest
My Dear Friend,
If you're reading this, it means you've found the chest I mentioned in my previous letter. You'll be pleased to know it's contents belong to you.
After I spoke with the emperor regarding additional resources to aid in your quest, he was willing to part with these items from his personal collection. Although he was stubbornly cryptic regarding their origins, he did mention they were diplomatic gifts from distant kingdoms. The tiger armor is specifically designed to suit a western ruler - obviously Emhyr in this case. It was forged in the ancient style of a blacksmith who stole the secrets of its construction from their gods... Or so the legend goes. The swords, to my eye, resemble a Redanian saber, though I'm no expert. These blades supposedly once belonged to a hero of myth and mystery. The man forged a pact with a vixen spirit and, through her blessing, was granted the ability to slay the monsters that had long plagued his village. As you'll notice, he carried both steel and silver sword - a fact I thought might pique your interest.
Unfortunately, legends are all I can offer. As I said, Emhyr was stingy with details - even more so than usual. It's a shame because I must admit I haven't the faintest idea where they might originate. That being said, I do believe Zerrikania and Ofier can safely be ruled out.
Dear friend, I trust you will appreciate my efforts to help. Use these gifts as you see fit. I hope they will hasten your search for that which we have lost.
Your friend, Yennefer
Letter with Yennefer's Instructions
My Dear Friend,
I had a feeling we wouldn't have a chance to talk before Vizima, so I leave you this message. I know there's much we both wish to say, but there will come a time for that later. In any case, a letter is no plave to broach topics of such importance to us both.
So, why I write you now: you have something waiting for you at the royal palace in Vizima. Consider it a gift from Emhyr and myself. Yu can pick it up at your leisure after your audience with him. When you exit the throne room, simply follow the covered walkway in the courtyard, turning right at the corner, then take the first door on your left. You'll be inside a chamber with a fireplace. Take the door in the back to the adjoining room. There, under the window, you'll find the chest with your gift. But in case these directions prove too complicated for you, I'm certain the chamberlain would not hesitate to lead you there himself. Expert tracker that you are, however, I expect you'll manage.
Your friend, Yennefer
Beauty isn't just what we see on the outside. Some of the most physically beautiful people in our world are also the most ugly.
True beauty includes kindness, gentleness, generosity, and finding peace in the simple things - like sunrises and sunsets, birds and butterflies, waterfalls and mountain streams, and so much more. I find so many of those things, and more, in TW3. The simple things that make the dark world of The Witcher one of the most beautiful places to be.
I've taken photos around the lighthouse southwest of Novigrad City before, but it continues to be my favorite place to enjoy the most beautiful sunsets with one of the most beautiful characters in the game.