The Hunger Game |
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| Type | Secondary Quests |
| DLC | Blood and Wine |
| Location | Toussaint |
| Suggested Level | 42 |
| Prerequisite | La Cage au Fou |
| Next Quest | none |
The Hunger Game is a Secondary Quest in The Witcher 3 Wild Hunt. This Secondary Quest is a part of the Blood and Wine DLC. Secondary Quests are optional Quests not required to finish the game. Some of these quests may have a bearing on certain Main Quests or may be a consequence of another Quest.
The Hunger Game begins after bringing Marlene to Corvo Bianco. This side quest is unlocked by saving the spoon-collecting Wight during La Cage au Fou. It takes place in the Corvo Bianco Estate.
The witcher had decided not to kill the wight. A fortunate decision, as the monster had proved to be a woman named Marlene, afflicted some time past by a terrible curse. The witcher had lifted the curse and learned Marlene's story. She had suffered unimaginable pain while cursed, fated forever to hunger and waste away. Geralt, big-hearted as he was, fend fo her to stay at Corvo Bianco, the estate the duchess had granted him in recognition of his service. The estate's majordomo took Marlene under his wing. The witcher decided he would visit the cured woman several days later.
The Witcher 3 The Hunger Game Objectives
- Visit Corvo Bianco and see how Marlene is doing.
Allow Marlene to stay:
- Search for Marlene's dowry at the Trastamara estate.
Rewards for The Hunger Game in The Witcher 3
- 400
Walkthrough for The Witcher 3 The Hunger Game
The Hunger Game begins after bringing Marlene to Corvo Bianco. This quest begins with a cutscene and a few choices.
- Tell her to start a new life
- Allow her to stay
If you choose to let her stay, there will be an additional objective. Head to Trastamara estate and search for the dowry. Head downstairs and a search area will appear. Use your Witcher senses and interact with the red highlighted barrels. This will complete the quest.
The Hunger Game Journal
- Geralt encourages Marlene to live a new life in town:
Geralt had proven a generous soul when he let Marlene recover at Corvo Bianco. After a time, they had a candid conversation, and the woman revealed her concerns. With the curse having held her for centuries, she had outlived her loved ones and was now left with no one to turn to. Time had passed, the world had progressed, and Marlene felt like a stranger within it. The witcher believed only living among other folk could restore the balance Marlene had lost. Marlene agreed and a few days later their paths diverged as she set off to make a new life for herself.
- Geralt offers Marlene to stay at the estate:
Marlene turned out to be an open and honest woman. She and Geralt had a friendly, candid conversation and decided she would remain at Corvo Bianco for the foreseeable future. She would tend to the kitchen there. Thus, in addition to Marlene's gratitude, Geralt gained an able cook (the majordomo was thought to have no culinary talents whatever, having burned several pots of water in his time). Marlene also told the witcher that a long time past her father had amassed for her a dowry that was likely to be lying undisturbed in the cellars of the Trastamara Estate.
The Witcher 3 The Hunger Game Notes & Trivia
- Notes, Tips, Other Trivia for The Hunger Game.
