A dedicated fan has breathed new life into a previously scrapped ending of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt using a recently released toolkit. This reconstructed ending features a poignant scene between Geralt of Rivia and Yennefer of Vengerberg. Warning: Major spoilers ahead for the game’s final content!
Even nearly a decade after its release, The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt remains a marvel, boasting a vast and immersive open world that continues to captivate players. Its dedicated fan base, fueled by updates from developer CD Projekt Red, has sustained a level of enthusiasm rivaling that of brand-new releases. With ongoing support and updates, The Witcher 3 joins the ranks of timeless RPGs like Skyrim and iconic shooters like Half-Life and Doom, ensuring its relevance and appeal for years to come.
The release of the official The Witcher 3 modding tool, REDkit, has unlocked new possibilities for creators. YouTuber Glassfish777 leveraged this tool to uncover and restore a previously cut ending scene, omitted by CD Projekt Red. This rediscovered content sheds new light on the game’s narrative, particularly regarding Yennefer’s significance in the story and her complex relationship with Geralt.
According to xLetalis, the restored content uncovered by Glassfish777 significantly expands The Witcher 3’s conclusion. The added scenes follow Geralt’s intense battle against Eredin Breacc Glas, the primary antagonist and King of the Wild Hunt. Instead of the abrupt teleportation, Geralt awakens in a medical tent, where he converses with Yennefer about the aftermath of the Nilfgaard-Skellige war.
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The funeral scene gives way to a dramatic confrontation between Yennefer, Geralt, Triss, and the Lodge of Sorceresses, a powerful organization central to the Witcher series. In this new sequence, Yennefer shockingly betrays the Lodge, revealing she has discovered Ciri’s location and seemingly traded the sorceresses’ lives to the Nilfgaardian Emperor as part of a clandestine agreement.
Although CD Projekt Red hasn’t disclosed the reason behind cutting this ending, it’s a common occurrence in game development for narratives to undergo significant changes during production. Entire storylines may be altered or scrapped due to various factors. It’s possible that the developers have reserved the Lodge of Sorceresses for future installments in The Witcher series, leaving the door open for their story to unfold in subsequent games.
