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Cabaret

Secondary questVelen and Novigrad
Missable. This quest fails if it is not finished before you start The Isle of Mists or A Poet Under Pressure.

With the witcher's help I was able to make my castle in the clouds a heaven on earth - I opened my cabaret and called it The Chameleon. Ah, if you'd only seen the pride in Priscilla's eyes when our hard-working dwarven remodelers hung that reptile-adorned signboard above our doors! What a tragic shame later events did not go at all as we had dreamed...

Map

Map of the Cabaret objectives around Gate of the Hierarch, Hierarch Square, Glory Gate

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Objectives

15
  1. 1Talk to Dandelion.Gate of the Hierarch
  2. 2Meet Dandelion at the Rosemary and Thyme.Gate of the Hierarch
  3. 3Fight the Crimson Avenger.Gate of the Hierarch
  4. 4Meet Dandelion near Sophronia's house after dusk.St. Gregory's Bridge
  5. 5Meet Dandelion in the morning at the Rosemary and Thyme.Gate of the Hierarch
  6. 6Find Dandelion.Gate of the Hierarch
  7. 7Borrow a prop sword from Madame Irina.Hierarch Square
  8. 8Defeat Hubio.Glory Gate
  9. 9Look for the key using your Witcher Senses.Glory Gate
  10. 10Open the door to Polly's home.Portside Gate
  11. 11Deal with Rautlec's creditors.
  12. 12Find Rautlec and get the placards from him.Hierarch Square
  13. 13Talk to Rautlec in the Vegelbuds' residence.Vegelbud Residence
  14. 14Return to Dandelion.Gate of the Hierarch
  15. 15Win the race.Vegelbud Residence

Journal

Ever since that fateful eve near twenty years ago when my dear friend Geralt and I visited a no-longer-extant cabaret in the once-beautiful city of Oxenfurt, I have longed with every fiber of my being to become the owner of just such an establishment. When Alonso Wily, more commonly known as Whoreson Senior, left me the Rosemary and Thyme in his will, my dreams finally began to assume a more concrete form. When Priscilla lent her support to the endeavor, the scales tipped decidedly towards action and the ball threatened to start rolling. I needed just a few things more to begin my planned remodeling of the Rosemary and Thyme into a cabaret - and so I turned to Geralt, the fiercest fetcher in the world.

At last I was free - and never had the nectar of liberty tasted so sweet. No matter how I slurped, I could not imbibe it fast enough. I filled every waking hour, and quite a few sleeping ones, with fevered activity - there was so much to do, and so little time in which to do it! Since the witcher had proven a true and reliable friend time and time again, I asked him for help, and he readily agreed to provide it.

So it goes with Geralt - often he burns with eager enthusiasm at first, only to then have the fires wane and his interest stray elsewhere. Despite his promises to assist me in putting together my cabaret, in the end he saw to other matters instead - and without his help, I was unable to get the job done. Oh well - perhaps one day, when times are more settled, I'll remind him he owes me help starting a cabaret.