The Curse of Carnarvon |
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| Type | Treasure Hunts |
| Expansion | Blood and Wine |
| Region | Toussaint |
| Location | North of Castel Ravello Vineyard |
| Suggested Level | 46 |
The Curse of Carnarvon is a Treasure Hunt Quest in The Witcher 3 Wild Hunt from the Blood and Wine DLC. Treasure Hunts are optional Quests not required to finish the game. They are usually activated by interacting with special objects that provide information or clues on the Treasure Hunt objectives. Most treasure hunt quests involve following Geralt's Witcher Senses in order to find the treasure's final location. Complete Treasure Hunts to gain additional rewards. Activate this quest by interacting with the Alistair Carnarvon's journal in Toussaint, it can be found: On a corpse northwest of Castel Ravello Vineyard
While seeking a bit of respite amidst the forests that covered the slopes of Mount Gorgon, Geralt ran into... a dead man and a pack of barghests! Once he had dealt with the spectral canines, he decided to search the pockets of the unlucky traveler. The witcher hoped he would find something that would shed some light on the deceased's last days alive.
The Curse of Carnarvon Objectives Witcher 3
- Read Carnarvon's journal.
- Find the treasure hidden in the treasure hunters' camp.
Rewards for The Curse of Carnarvon in The Witcher 3
- Miscellaneous
- Diagram: Toussaint knight's tourney armor
- 300
Walkthrough for The Curse of Carnarvon The Witcher 3
- Activated by: Alistair Carnarvon's journal
- Location: North of Castel Ravello Vineyard
- Enemies: Barghest, Archespore
This Treasure Hunt is activated by obtaining Alistair Carnarvon's journal. It can be found: On a corpse northwest of Castel Ravello Vineyard
Locate Alistair Carnarvon's journal On a corpse northwest of Castel Ravello Vineyard. Read the journal to continue then use your Witcher Senses for the next objective. Find the treasure hidden in the treasure hunters' camp. Once you are in the objective area, the treasure should be highlighted in red. Loot the chest to complete the quest.
Journal Entry:
The dead man proved none other than a treasure hunter. That, at least, is how I would like to think of and term him (for there is no honor in speaking ill of the dead). His notes indicated that he and some others of his ilk had dug up an elven cemetery near the village of Fox Hollow. However, they had dug up one jewel too many... When the feelings of guilt and shame had grown to be too much, and the expedition's members had begun, one by one, to disappear, Alistair Carnarvon, for that was our deceased hero's name, had decided to inform a group of scholars at Castel Graupian of his find. Said scholars, he believed, would look to the ancient necropolis and extend their care over it. Alas, he never managed to reach the scholars, and the treasures he had left behind in the camp were now ownerless...
Geralt found the camp as well as a field that had been dug up thoroughly. Strewn about it were the urns and remains of elves who had been buried there. The chest Alistair had left behind contained no burial jewels. It was, however, full of gold and highly interesting diagrams. The witcher concluded he was free to take it all, and in doing so he would not disturb the Aen Seidhe who lay there in eternal slumber.
The Witcher 3 The Curse of Carnarvon Notes & Trivia
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