How many different endings does The Witcher 3 have?

36 possible endings
Between the power struggles, love triangles, and wandering non-humans that fill The Continent, The Witcher 3 features a whopping 36 possible endings. The most important factor—the fate of Geralt’s companion, Ciri—affects only three of the game’s major conclusions, however.

How many endings does The Witcher have?

three endings
The Witcher 3 endings see the main story conclude in a variety of ways. Each of the three endings are defined by the actions you take in the late game, specifically the missions; Battle Preparations, Blood on the Battlefield, and Final Preparations.

What is the best Witcher ending?

However, simply skipping Emhyr entirely and proceeding straight to Velen counts towards what most fans consider to be the best possible ending in The Witcher 3: Ciri becoming a witcher. Obviously, this also counts as a positive point. There are three more critical decisions in the game’s third and final act.

Is it better for Ciri to be a witcher or empress?

Despite her powers, Ciri hasn’t undergone the Trial of Grasses, so she doesn’t have the enhanced physical prowess or longevity of a Witcher. Being an empress is a safer option for Ciri, and the comforts, protection, and amenities such a lifestyle provides means she’ll probably live a far longer time.

Should I let Ciri win the snowball fight?

Then a short snowball fight will occur – you can let Ciri win by allowing her to hit you eight times or you can win by hitting her same amount of times. The snow for the snowballs can be gathered from the snow piles that are above other ones. The outcome of this “duel” won’t matter.

Can Ciri become a Witcher?

Ciri becomes a witcher During the Blood on the Battlefield quest, when Ciri won’t be happy, tell her that you understand the burden she carry. Mandatory: Later in the same quest don’t go with Ciri to emperor – instead go to Velen. When you will be asked, go with Cirilla to Skjall grave.

Is Ciri happy as Empress?

However, the Empress ending is quite bittersweet, which makes it the sadder of the two “good” endings for Ciri. In any case, regardless of whether Ciri picks to be an Empress or a Witcher, it’s her choice and there’s not much to do but be happy for her.

Should I go after Ciri or let her go?

Geralt can either insist on going to the meeting with her or tell her she’ll be fine and let her go alone. Players need to allow Ciri to go alone if they want this choice to count towards a positive ending.