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The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings eGuide (Steam)
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Contents

  • Essentials
    • How to Think Like a Witcher

      • Dodging
      • Sword Types
      • Blocking and Countering
      • Using Signs
      • Witcher’s Tricks
      • Alchemy Boosts
      • Critical Effects
      • Adrenaline
    • How to Equip a Witcher

      • Items
      • Crafting
    • How to Build a Witcher

      • Gaining Experience
      • Leveling Up
      • Skills
      • Character Attributes
    • Cast of Characters 

      • Geralt of Rivia
      • Triss Merigold
      • Letho
      • Vernon Roche
      • Iorveth
      • Shilard Fitz-Oesterlen
      • Dandelion
      • Zoltan Chivay
      • Bernard Loredo
      • Dethmold
    • Video Strategy
      • Video Strategy - Videos
    • Steam Exclusive
      • Concept Art
      • Wallpaper
  • Walkthrough
    • Planning Your Game

      • Major Decisions
      • Quests
      • Difficulty Level
    • Prologue

      • Day of the Assault: Dawn
      • Day of the Assault: Morning
      • Day Of The Assault: Noon
      • Day of the Assault: Afternoon
      • Day of the Assault: Evening
      • After The Escape
    • Flotsam

      • The Town Guard
      • The Inn
      • Inn Merchants
      • Guard House
      • Louis Merse
      • Blue Stripes Headquarters

      • Town Square Merchants
      • Points of Interest
      • Mysterious Merchant

      • Nonhuman District
      • Berthold

      • Einar
 Gausel
      • Cedric

      • Sendler

      • Anezka

      • How to Win in Dice Poker

      • How to Win at Arm-Wrestling

      • A Sword For Monsters
      • Bandit’s Hideout Key

    • Vergen (Iorveth)


      • When You’re Not Geralt

      • Points of Interest
      • Merchants
      • Subterranean Life
      • The Beaver Cap

      • Where is Triss Merigold?
    • The Kaedweni Camp (Roche)

      • The Kaedweni Camp (Roche)
      • Merchants
      • Points of Interest
      • Poker Face: Kaedweni Camp
      • Infinite Harpies

      • Vergen
      • Answer List 

    • Loc Muinne (Iorveth)

      • Loc Muinne (Iorveth)
      • Ilona

      • Aryan La Valette

      • Merchants
      • Points of Interest
      • The Secrets of Loc Muinne
      • From A Bygone Era
    • Loc Muinne (Roche)

      • Loc Muinne (Roche)
      • Ilona

      • Aryan La Valette

      • Merchants
      • Points of Interest
      • The Right to Bear Arms (If No One Catches You)

      • From A Bygone Era
    • Endings Guide

      • Endings Guide

    • Dark Mode

      • Surviving Dark Mode

      • Chapter by Chapter 

      • Build Advice

      • Dark Sets

    • Arena Mode

      • Arena Mode

      • General Facts

      • Fights and Rewards 

      • Companions

      • Build Advice
      • Final Tips

    • Achievements

      • Achievements

    • Geralt’s Lovers

      • Triss

      • Ves

      • Mottle

      • Succubus

      • Cynthia

      • Brothel

      • Camp Followers

      • The Untouchables

    • Bestiary

      • Drowners
      • Nekkers

      • Endregas

      • Rotfiends

      • Wraiths

      • Harpies 

      • Arachasae
      • Bullvore

      • Trolls

      • Elementals

      • True Golem

      • Gargoyles

      • Werewolves

      • Draugirs

      • Kayran

      • Draug

      • Dragon 

    • Items Compendium

      • Steel Swords

      • Additional Weapons

      • Silver Swords

      • Armor

      • Trousers

      • Boots 

      • Gauntlets

      • Ranged Weapons

      • Oils

      • Runes

      • Armor Enhancements

      • Potions

      • Traps

      • Bombs

      • Books

      • Trophies

      • Mutagens 

      • Lures

      • Junk

      • Alchemy Materials

      • Crafting Materials

      • Formulas

      • Diagrams


The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings Guide (Steam) › Walkthrough › Geralt’s Lovers


Triss


Geralt’s Lovers

The rest of the guide discusses the violence in this game in great detail. However, not all of Geralt’s thoughts are geared toward violence. He is also a lover of women, potentially many women. If you’re worried that Geralt’s promiscuity is a bit irresponsible, bear in mind that the mutations that turn a human child into a witcher render him completely sterile. Witchers are also immune to all diseases, which nullifies STDs as a concern. Geralt can make love to a great many memorable virtual women in this game, provided you say and do the right things. A player who is a fighter doesn’t need to consult this section, but if you want your version of Geralt to be a lover, read on.

A major note before you start reading: It is impossible to make love to every available woman in the game on a single playthrough. The problem is the route split at the end of Chapter 2. Siding with Iorveth or Roche gives you access to completely different women. If you’re all about making Geralt the biggest stud possible, side with Iorveth at the end of Chapter 1. This gives Geralt access to Mottle, the Succubus, and Cynthia in addition to enough whores to cross a river on. If you side with Roche, you can only make time with Ves (and also a great many prostitutes).

There are also some major female characters that you simply cannot sleep with, though you might expect otherwise. These characters are detailed in “The Untouchables” section, so you know where not to waste your time.

triss

It should be no surprise that Triss is available. It’s a major plot point that she’s become your lover. During the Prologue, if you pick “On the day of the attack,” Geralt can wake up in bed next to an entirely naked Triss.

Chapter 1

    Quest: The Rose of Remembrance

At the beginning of the quest, you must choose to take Triss along with you. When you reach the garden, there will be a fight with a group of thugs, and then a cutscene. When given the chance, say “You could use a bath” to Triss.

If you’re worried that Geralt’s promiscuity is a bit irresponsible, bear in mind that the mutations that turn a human child into a witcher render him completely sterile. Witchers are also immune to all diseases, which nullifies STDs as a concern.

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