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Keira Metz in The Witcher 3: Quests, Romance, and Which Choices to Make? (translated)
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The outcome of Keira Metz’s quest line depends on the final conversation on Fyke Isle: if you want her to reach the more favorable ending, you should persuade her not to use Alexander’s research notes to negotiate with Radovid, but to go to Kaer Morhen instead, and choose the correct responses about who the notes belong to; she will then join the witchers’ side and become an ally in the war that follows. This branch begins with the “Witch Hunt” in Velen. The player must complete the Magic Lamp, Invitation, Tower of Mice, and nighttime pickup quests in sequence; a brief romance can be triggered along the way, after which you return to Fyke Isle to face three entirely different fates and bear the consequences of each.
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Keira Metz The Witcher 3 : quêtes, romance et quels choix faire ?
Source: JeuxVideo.com
Sakigarasu's Take
Guides lay out the consequences of each branch in advance, which can help you avoid an ending you do not want, but may also trade away the risk of discovering the game for the optimal solution. People who want to preserve the unknown can take responsibility for their own choices, while those who want to secure a specific outcome have every right to look up the information first.
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