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Something Ends, Something Begins: The Witcher 3 Walkthrough

Last updated on January 23, 2020 by Alvin Lau

Something Ends, Something Begins is the final story quest in The Witcher 3.

Your task is to see how the ending unfolds depending on your choices earlier.

Here’s a walkthrough of Something Ends, Something Begins in Witcher 3.

Suggested level: 30 and above.

the witcher 3 - something ends, something begins

Below is the ending if Ciri is alive and you didn’t visit the emperor before going to kill Imlerith.

 

Follow the chamberlain

After the cutscenes, follow the chamberlain to meet the emperor.

the witcher 3 - something ends, something begins guide

 

Conversation with the emperor

He will ask you about Ciri but Geralt pretends that Ciri already died while fighting the White Frost.

the witcher 3 - something ends, something begins quest

This part’s merely conversational.

He also never wants to see you again.

the witcher 3 - something ends, something begins quest guide

 

Go to the ruined fortress

After audience with the emperor, go to the fortress that was once occupied by the Nilfgaardians.

the witcher 3 - something ends, something begins quest walkthrough

Here, you’ll meet a master swordsmith (Ort). He will craft a sword for you.

the witcher 3 - something ends, something begins walkthrough

You can choose an engraving out of the two. The sword’s not for you.

the witcher 3 - something ends, something begins wiki

 

Go to the inn

Next, head to the inn near Woesong Bridge.

the witcher 3 - something ends, something begins tips

Once you enter, you’ll meet Ciri inside. Geralt will give her the sword with the engraving you chose.

She has decided to stay as a witcher and the quest ends here.

the witcher 3 - something ends, something begins tips and guide

If you had met the emperor before Imlerith and if Ciri stays alive (due to your choices), then she will end up as an empress of Nilfgaard. This particular quest would have been pretty long, including following Ciri for a griffin fight and fishing before farewell.

Another possible ending is that Ciri dies while fighting the Frost and it’s because you didn’t choose to support her (e.g. Child Of The Elder Blood & Skjall’s Grave and Blood On The Battlefield).

 


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