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Related Quests: Secondary Quest: Wine Wars: Coronata, Secondary Quest: Wine Wars: Vermentino Locations: Plegmund’s Bridge Characters: Ducal Clerk, Liam de Coronata, Matilda of Vermeninto. |
Objectives
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Visit Plegmund’s Bridge in the Sansretour Valley, and you’ll notice it is also the headquarters for the Toussaint Office of Internal Revenue. Walk up to the exterior table, where the ducal clerk is administering a squabble over the sale of the Belgaard winery estate. Two possible purchasers, Liam de Coronata and Matilda of Vermentino, both wish to stake a claim at the Belgaard vineyards, but the Ducal Clerk doesn’t deem them responsible stewards, being as it is their own wineries are in chaotic disrepair. After some verbal sparring between the interested parties, Liam and you strike up a conversation. Answer him as you wish.
LIAM: AN OAFISH OGRE OF THE WORST SORT?
Once Liam realizes you’re a Witcher, he’s eager for you to sort out the troubles the Coronata vinery is suffering from. He lists the following problems:
- The herbarium is infested with monsters.
- His steward has gone missing with an entire transport of wine.
- Someone has abducted his herbalist.
Liam is sure Matilda is part of this sabotage! After agreeing to help (or optionally bargaining up to 10 percent more payment and agreeing to the job), Secondary Quest: Wine Wars: Coronata now begins.
MATILDA: SUGAR-SWEET, BUT A TEMPER SHARP AS HORSERADISH?
Before you can begin your reconnoiter of the Coronata wine estate, Matilda beckons you over for a chat. She firmly believes Liam is responsible for the rotten things going on at her own vineyard, Vermentino. She remarks that the following problems have occurred:
- Both her cooper and blacksmith have mysteriously vanished.
- Man-eating plants have sprouted on her paths.
- Strange things are afoot on Pheasant Hill.
After agreeing to help (or optionally bargaining up to 10 percent more coin and agreeing to the task), Secondary Quest: Wine Wars: Vermentino now begins.
Secondary Quest: Wine Wars: Belgaard now temporarily concludes. Before you choose which vintner to help, you can optionally return to the Ducal Clerk and inquire what’s so special about Belgaard; it was the winery that belonged to the late Count Crespi, and has some rare grapes in cultivation.