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The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt The Complete Edition eGuide Secondary Quests Big Feet To Fill (Baw)

Following Saint Lebioda’s Footsteps

Related Quests: Contract: Bovine Blues

Locations: Ardaiso Quarry, Lebioda’s Footsteps (Five Locations), Prophet Lebioda Statue

Characters: Foreman Pafnuzio, Workers, Merchant, Architect

Enemies: Bandits, Wolves, Spriggan, Kikimores

Objectives

  • Talk to the foreman of Ardaiso Quarry.

Now you’ve solved the mysterious flying cow of Ardaiso Quarry, you can return to speak with Foreman Pafnuzio at his lean-to hut on the lowest level of the sprawling Ardaiso Quarry. Dotted around this gigantic hole in the ground are supremely-carved sections of stone that appear to be part of a gargantuan monument. Previous chats with the Foreman have revealed worker caravans taking these sections to the build site have simply vanished: Ask Pafnuzio what that means, and he tells you more than a dozen wagons reached the building site, but five were lost along the way; including tools, food, building materials, and even the chief architect! Pafnuzio begs you to help quickly; he has some hard taskmasters financing the creation of this monument to Lebioda.

Objectives

  • Help all the builders who are working on the monument (5).

Objectives

  • (Optional) Visit the building site.

This optional objective enables you to locate the Prophet Lebioda Statue signpost, and inspect the massive monument to the deity currently under construction. It matters not when you visit this construction site (though before the last Transport Caravans is recommended, or this objective isn’t available any more). If you’ve finished Bovine Blues and one of the Trasport Caravan quests, Foreman Pafnuzio is there, fretting about construction costs and deadlines to make. This gives you a chance to simply stare at the monumental statue, at any time during construction.