Contract: The Oxenfurt Drunk
Oxenfurt the academy may be my alma mater, but Oxenfurt the town - that is where I received my true education. The experiences I had in its inns and alleyways often left me a trembling wreck, overwhelmed by the majesty of the world opening up before me. Sadly, during the Third Nilfgaardian War the town became a shadow of its former self, and the few who remained in its inns and alleyways risked not enlightenment but death at the hands of a mysterious murderer. Geralt, bless his heart, decided to investigate the matter, suspecting that the responsible party might be a monster...
Map

Pin numbers match the objectives below. Open it on the interactive map →
Objectives
13- 1Talk to the Redanian officer.Oxenfurt Harbor
- 2Talk to the witness.Oxenfurt Harbor
- 3Talk to the medic.Western Gate
- 4Examine the site where the monster was seen using your Witcher Senses.Oxenfurt Harbor
- 5Look over the victims' bodies using your Witcher Senses.Western Gate
- 6Talk to the innkeep and get drunk in order to bait the katakan.On the map
- 7Walk around near the tavern in order to provoke the katakan.Oxenfurt Harbor
- 8Kill the katakan.Western Gate
- 9Track down the katakan using your Witcher Senses.Gustfields Farm
- 10Get inside the katakan's hideout.Gustfields Farm
- 11Kill the katakan.On the map
- 12Take a trophy.On the map
- 13Collect your reward from the Redanian officer.Oxenfurt Harbor
Journal
Geralt had dealt with a great variety of beasts over the course of his career as a witcher, but an alcoholic vampire...? That was a first (well, except for maybe that one - but that was long ago). This katakan (as witchers call this manner of beast) had taken a liking to the blood of drunk men. Once Geralt figured this out, he knew exactly how to lure it out of hiding.
Geralt fought the katakan, but sadly the beast fled the first chance it got. Vampires never do make for easy foes. Geralt decided to use his Witcher Senses to hunt the monster down.
At last, success was his! Geralt tracked down and killed the katakan. The Redanian soldiers who had hired him kept their word and paid him appropriately for a job well done.