Featured Image Credit: wiggo on Nexus Mods
Topics: The Witcher 3, The Witcher, CD Projekt Red, Mods, PC
Topics: The Witcher 3, The Witcher, CD Projekt Red, Mods, PC
If there is one complaint some players had with The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, it’s how the ending had some loose ends regarding Ciri’s story.
However, this heartbreaking edition to the epilogue will allow you to tie up those loose ends and also spend some time with Geralt and Ciri in immersive and heartwarming scenes.
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Ciri’s Sole Memento is a mod for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt created by wiggo on Nexus Mods.
“A new story quest mod done using radish modding tools. Jump into a new adventure with Ciri and Geralt,” the description reads.
It takes place after the events of The Witcher 3 once the player has completed the base game story and received one of the “good” endings.
Starting at Dandelion’s tavern in Novigrad, the quest will see Ciri and Geralt return to the Witches.
In the base game, killing all three witches will result in the “bad” ending. However, this mod makes it possible to do so without sacrificing your true ending and all whilst tying up Ciri’s story nicely.
Not only that but Ciri’s Sole Memento also allows you to retrieve Vesemir’s lost medallion and better yet, there will be plenty of time to spend with Geralt and Ciri as they rest up and drink in between battles.
With over 1,000 endorsements, this mod is not one to miss out on and fans are quick to share their appreciation to its creator.
“Really fun and I really enjoyed the immersion scenes, resting, drinking. Loved Geralt teaching Ciri dynamic too. Well I expected it would be a fun quest but it overcame my expectations,” one review read.
Another said: “The mod is incredible!!! I have always wished that I could somehow take back Vesemir's medallion. Now my wish has come true. Thank you for making this mod.”
This mod and thousands of others are available for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt courtesy of Nexus Mods and better yet? They are completely free.