Reviving Skjall (The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt)
On the first playthrough, a question arose! Is it possible, while reviving Skjall, to preserve the sacred grove and not spoil relations with the locals?vladimir sozinov
To be honest, I would also like to see a different development, for example, in Ciri and Skyal), but not destiny ...
Why the heck did they save her at all if her "actions" would still only postpone the prophecy for a century, maximum?
Alvin Nichert didn’t work out for several decades
Alllex236
well, they saved it not in the name of preserving the whole Earth (or whatever Pan Sapkowski had), but purely for sentimental reasons)))
Dr. Zoomer
has not finished reading until this moment, but at the expense of the tattoo I know that she is in memory of a girl from the gang, + the answer option - I prefer girls, brought these thoughts
Alllex236
Like any woman, she dreams of a normal man. Skjall is just the same quite adequate normal man. In his youth, Ciri, like many other children, could do a variety of crazy things. Ciri was a lesbian. And a tattoo is not going anywhere. But then she matures and the principles change, which can be judged in the dialogues with Skjall, if you choose other dialogues.
Alllex236
The very rose that you are talking about here was made in memory of Mistla, the girl who was one of the first to take her into the Rats gang, took care of her. Yes, they had feelings, relationships, but Ciri, so to speak, almost immediately gave herself up to the peasant after she left the Rats gang. The guy's name is Hotsporn. So don't be bullshit when you haven't read to "that moment."
Dr.Zoomer
O_o
She was ready to give him, but had not been given. I will not spoil with clarification of the circumstances.