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The Final Trial

Main questKaer Morhen

The task of preparing the phylactery fell to Lambert, to his great dissatisfaction. His discontent came as no surprise to me when I learned of it - Lambert was not the most obliging of fellows, and Yennefer, well, let us just say she was not his favorite individual. Nevertheless, Lambert agreed to do the job, and Geralt felt he had no choice but to accompany him.

Map

Map of the The Final Trial objectives around Ruined Watchtower, Lakeside Hut, Hierarch Square

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Objectives

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  1. 1Go through the cave.Ruined Watchtower
  2. 2Go up through the tunnel.Ruined Watchtower
  3. 3Enter the cave.Ruined Watchtower
  4. 4Get to the Circle of Elements.Ruined Watchtower
  5. 5Put the phylactery on the altar.Ruined Watchtower
  6. 6Light the torches around the altar.Ruined Watchtower
  7. 7Find Lambert.Hierarch Square
  8. 8Return to Lambert when you're ready.Hierarch Square
  9. 9Kill the foglets.On the map
  10. 10Check where the boy's voice is coming from.Ruined Watchtower
  11. 11Go into the cave.On the map
  12. 12Get to the cave on your own.Ruined Watchtower
  13. 13Sail across the lake with Lambert.Hierarch Square
  14. 14Kill the trolls.Ruined Watchtower
  15. 15Get past the blockage.Ruined Watchtower
  16. 16Seek shelter in the tunnel.Ruined Watchtower
  17. 17Get in the boat.Lakeside Hut
  18. 18Find the boat.Lakeside Hut
  19. 19Use your Witcher Senses to find the boat.Lakeside Hut
  20. 20Follow Lambert.Lakeside Hut
  21. 21Kill the drowners.Lakeside Hut
  22. 22Kill the water hag.Lakeside Hut
  23. 23Kill Old Speartip.Ruined Watchtower
  24. 24Help Lambert kill Old Speartip.Hierarch Square

Journal

Geralt and Lambert braved the dangerous path to the Circle of Elements, which took them across a drowner- and foglet-infested lake, through the cave in which Old Speartip slept, and over mountain passes home to mistrustful and treacherous rock trolls. Along the way all the differences between Geralt and his younger comrade were exposed in sharp contrast. Sparks flew between them more than once, and biting commentary and barbed remarks were the order of the day. Geralt tolerated Lambert's prickliness with admirable stoicism, for he knew that the younger witcher's famous sarcasm served only to cover his many deeply-felt, never-healed wounds.