Abandoned Sites
A place abandoned due to monster or bandit attacks. Once the danger is eliminated, it will fill with life once more.
Read more »Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Points of Interest
This Points of Interest list for Witcher 3: Wild Hunt gives an overview of all map markers placed on the interactive maps for the game.
Alchemists
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Read more »Grindstones
Sharpening your blade on a grindstone will cause it to deal more damage. This bonus will wear off after some time, but you can renew it by using a grindstone again.
Read more »Guarded Treasures
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Read more »Harbors
Places to which you can fast travel when you sail on a boat.
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Read more »Hidden Treasures
The places where you can find clues about the location of hidden treasures as well as the places where these treasures are located.
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Read more »Monster Dens
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Places, NPCs and other elements related in some way to the quests available in the game.
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Read more »Signposts
Once discovered, signposts allow you to fast travel directly from one signpost to another. Walk up to the signpost and use it to open the world map and select the destination point.
Read more »Smugglers' Caches
Read more »Special Monsters
The special monsters you encounter on your way. These are mostly monsters that you have to kill to finish the witcher's contracts.
Read more »Spoils of War
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Read more »Treasures
Places where there are usually chests containing the loot.
Read more »Vineyard Infestation
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Read more »Witcher's Gear
It is always some kind of box, chest or a corpse containing witcher gear diagrams required for scavenger hunt quests.
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