7 Years Later! Details You Missed in the Endings of the Witcher 3

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The Witcher 3: Details players may have missed in the Endings of the Witcher 3. Including details about Ciri, the dwarves from the isle of mists, the differences in the Witcheress ending depending on who rules the north (Radovid / Emhyr / Dijkstra) and more. 7th Anniversary of the Witcher 3. ► The full "Witcher Details" playlist:

This video by xLetalis explores subtle, easy-to-miss details and hidden consequences across the different endings of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, marking the game's 7th anniversary.

1. The Dwarves from the Isle of Mists

The Digging Dwarves: In the ending where Ciri becomes a witcher, you can encounter the dwarves from the Isle of Mists betwee

n the White Orchard inn and the new garrison [00:50]. If you follow them, you can watch them attempt to dig out a nearby Place of Power with their shovels [01:15].

Stolen Chalice Parallels: Depending on who wins the war, the golden chalice the dwarves stole and sold to Gaunter O'Dimm is tracked down by different figures:

Radovid Wins: The Eternal Fire priest (Reverend Michalis) [02:05].

Emhyr Wins: The n

ew local lord (Lord Dagborg) [02:12].

Dijkstra Wins: A local commandant [02:22].

2. White Orchard Differences Based on North's Ruler

Tomira's Fate: If Radovid rules the north, Tomira can be found tied to a stake about to be burned by witch hunters, with her house destroyed [03:08].

Emhyr's Victory: Nilfgaardian soldiers occupy White Orchard, taxes are imposed by the new Lord Dagborg [04:28], and local co

uples face emotional goodbyes as the imperial army prepares to march [05:08].

Radovid's Rule: Players unlock a specific rescue quest involving locals trapped in a hut [05:51]. Furthermore, a local reporting a neighbor as a Nilfgaardian spy results in the suspect being summarily executed and their home burned down by Redanian soldiers [07:43]. Under Dijkstra, by contrast, suspects are simply taken into cu

stody after orderly questioning [08:33].

3. The Empress Ending and Ciri's Walk

Dandelion's Dialogue: In the Empress ending, there is unique dialogue with Dandelion depending on whether you completed Priscilla's questline [10:14].

Ciri's Transition: When Ciri gives up her sword and prepares to leave to become Empress, she consciously changes the way she walks—dropping her signature witcher hip sway to ref

lect her transition into a new life [12:26].

Emotional Farewell: Choosing specific dialogue options during the parting scene can cause Ciri to cry [13:09].

4. The Tragedy of the Worst Ending

Geralt's Broken State: In the darkest ending where Ciri presumably perishes, sparing or killing the werewolf leads to a hidden interaction near the dead she-wolf and her surviving cub [15:20]. Geralt delivers a poign

ant line reflecting how broken and changed he has become: "Maybe once in a different time I'd have helped" [15:27]. This mirrors the overarching tragedy of the narrative, drawing parallels between the struggling she-wolf and Geralt's own failed efforts to protect Ciri [16:01].

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7 Years Later! Details You Missed in the Endings of the Witcher 3

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Viewer Discussion & Comments

@xLetalis

Thank you all for being here.

@EugeneMCampbell

7 years later and xLetalis still putting out great content!

@majormoron605

Hundreds of hours playing this game, watching this channel for years, and yet there's always something new, always more to learn...

@samuelc4950

7 years and still more hidden details videos. What a game, what a man. Thanks for keeping this community alive

@luisemoralesfalcon4716

7 years since this amazing game came out and we discovered xLetalis.

@stealth11

Geralt's one line with Ciri when she cries is interesting. He says, "killing monsters in forgotten villages." It seems to suggest she's making the wrong decision as empress, that no matter what she does the regular people will continue to suffer. It's bleak in its own way.

@umer515k7

that final detail gave me chills. such an incredible game.

@thelvadam8474

The witcher 3 is an eternal game, a timeless masterpiece from history to graphics to music (I still remember the soundtrack of skellige, not to mention that of novigrad or velen, they are all masterful pieces). in this game everything is close to perfection (apart from the Combat system, which I really appreciated). I mean, I finished this game a few weeks ago (including all the dlc's) and I am constantly homesick for skellige, for Toussaint .... the witcher 3 has been an epic journey, which I will never forget.

@DeadLove-11

7 years later this game holds really strong over any new game.....This game changed my life

@henry2052

"I suppose we'll start with the big one, Tomira". The community agrees

@marocho129

Damn, that Tomira detail hit me. One more reason to kill Radovid (other than just his plain existence annoying me).

@Kortas.

I always looked at the "worst ending" as Ciri just not wanting to come back. Not her dying. Like the choices you have to make to get that ending are all about making decisions for Ciri instead of letting her make them herself. So I always saw it as her deciding against coming back and just going somewhere else.

@landismithCOJ

Happy Anniversary to one the greatest games EVER. Thank you, xLetalis.

@KacperNatanekBJJ

This video makes it even more clear that you should never let Radovid win

@arttuluttinen

I always go with the Witcher ending, because fewer NPCs die and it's the most satisfying ending for both Geralt and Ciri.