Casimir Bassi
A demolitions specialist who had cut his teeth in the mines of Mahakam, this dwarf was proposed to Geralt as a possible partner in crime, one who could bypass the vault of a local auction house using explosives. Casimir seemed unreliable, given his oscillations between rage and despair after learning of his wife’s cuckoldry, and his methods were far from subtle (though no one could deny their effectiveness).
Eveline Gallo
To rob a vault, one needs to get inside the building containing said vault. To accomplish this, Geralt could use the help of a certain Eveline Gallo, a circus performer famed through all the North, and who, it seemed, used her considerable talents for less law-abiding purposes as well. As is often the case in life, Eveline was willing to help, but only in exchange for a favor; the Witcher had to save her circus troupe from humiliation.
Hugo Hoff
Geralt needed someone who could scale the glass-smooth wall of a tower abutting the Borsodis’ Auction House. One of the few capable of this feat was Hugo Hoff, alias “Beef Patty,” a Halfling with countless break-ins and robberies under his belt. His last know whereabouts were the seedy taverns of Oxenfurt, and it turned out Hugo Hoff was in no condition to join Geralt’s crew.
Quinto
Geralt has taken on a mad assortment of tasks in his life, many of which strayed far beyond his core trade of monster hunting. Recruiting a team to break into the vault in the Borsodis’ Auction House, however, stood out as atypical even against this motley backdrop. One of the shady characters the Witcher was told would make a good candidate was Quinto, the most famed safecracker north of the Yaruga.