Altars at Harviken (The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt)
Guys, has anyone found altars on Harviken? If you climb on them, a hand icon appears and the inscription: "Prayers have been heard." I found three of them, but nothing happened. Can anyone know why they are?
In addition to this, I found a stone at a crossroads, which has the same symbols as on the altars
I also found a stone and an altar (one), was also surprised at the "heard prayers". Also xs what it is and why. And in my opinion the sign is the same as that of Anna's hand. When I first saw it, I thought about witches, but nothing came to my mind.
merwik
Shabash - secret holidays and gatherings of evil spirits.
in more detail only on the plot.
seffko
If you're talking about the Sabbath where
SpoilerGeralt and Ciri bring down witches and the General of the Wild Hunt,
then how do the altars influence something there?
seffko
I do not think that these altars have any effect on the battle with the imlerich or witches, because there was no mention of altars at the Sabbath. Maybe they were left for some DLC in the future, I don't know. I haven't found any on Western resources, or on our references to altars and prayers, or simply no one has figured out what to do, or they really mean nothing. Plus, on Harviken there is a cave with two trolls and a gate, like for a portal, but it does not work
seffko
Altars on the skellig. And the fight is on the mainland. What does the plot have to do with it?
seffko
Mmm, sorry. I left a comment on another answer. It is a pity that it does not highlight the quote automatically, the crookedness of the forum = /
Gentlemen, everything is very simple, these are places where the weather changes, each statue changes it to its own