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Preamble: Maps From The Adjunct Mapper Adalbert Kermith

Locations: Blackbough (Velen), Crow’s Perch (Velen), Lindenvale (Velen)

Characters: Adalbert Kermith, Witcher Kiyan

Recommended Items: 240 Crowns

Adalbert Kermith’s Map #1: The Merchant Of Blackbough

While exploring Velen in the area to the west of Crow’s Perch, drop in on the village of Blackbough, and locate the merchant standing in front of his hut, close to the signpost and crossroads. Check his meager wares and buy the first map (for around 15 crowns), and then read it in your Inventory (under Quest Items).

Adalbert Kermith’s Map #2: The Amateur Blacksmith Of Blackbough

Don’t depart the Velen village of Blackbough without additionally visiting the blacksmith banging away at his anvil. It isn’t a quality breastplate you’re after, but the second of Adalbert’s maps. Purchase it for around 30 crowns, and open your Inventory (under Quest Items) to read it.

Items: Adalbert Kermith’s Second Map

Adalbert Kermith’s Map #3: The Quartermaster Of Crow’s Perch

The Bloody Baron’s residence in northwest Velen is a hive of activity, and behind the inner walls above the fortified village is a quartermaster’s store. Among the weapons, Gwent cards, and other trinkets you’ll find the third of Adalbert’s maps. It costs no more than 65 crowns. Open your Inventory (Quest Items) to check it.

Items:Adalbert Kermith’s Third Map

Adalbert Kermith’s Map #4: The Amateur Blacksmith Of Lindenvale

Due east of Crow’s Perch, in the northern part of Velen, is another impoverished settlement, Lindenvale. Speak to the blacksmith on the north part of the village; he gladly sells you the last of Adalbert’s maps for around 125 crowns. Open your Inventory (Quest Items) to check it.

Items: Adalbert Kermith’s Fourth Map