It Takes Three to Tango Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Quest
Suggested level: 28
Group: Main Quests
Location: Novigrad
This quest is optional and will only appear if you have an affair with both Triss (you have a romantic scene with her at the end of "Now or Never" quest) and Yennefer (you have a romantic scene with her at the end of "The Last Wish" quest). In that case, at the end of the "Final Preparations" quest, they will offer you a joint rendezvous.
When it comes to matters of the heart, my friend the witcher was never one of the most decisive men in the world. That is why, when he unexpectedly found both Triss and Yennefer back in his life, he couldn't unravel the conundrum of which to choose and... led both to believe they were his one and only. Usually such stupidity ends in bitter words and tossed cutlery - but not this time.
When the three of them were alone, the sorceresses revealed to Geralt that they knew what he had done and... were fine it. They had concluded that they all cared about each other deeply, and fighting their instincts would defy nature's wishes. They had a special start planned for this new chapter in their lives - a romantic evening for just the three of them at the Kingfisher.
Prior quests
To begin It Takes Three to Tango you must first complete Final Preparations.
Quest stages of It Takes Three to Tango
1. Bring some good wine to your rendez-vous with Triss and Yennefer. / Meet Triss and Yennefer in the Kingfisher.
Head to the Kingfisher Inn. You'll probably already have the right liquor in your inventory, but if not, just talk to the bartender in the tavern and buy one from him. Then make your way to the middle floor, and knock on the door to begin "the fun".
Triss and Yennefer will be waiting for you half-dressed inside. The girls will start playing with you by chaining you to the bed, which will suit you very much at first.
Once you're immobilized, you'll realize after a while that it's a trick, and they lure you here just to punish you for romancing them both.
The girls will leave the room, leaving you chained to bed. You'll lie like this until the next morning when Dandelion shows up in the room and frees you.
"Don't keep two irons in the fire (especially if by 'irons' we mean sorceresses, and by 'keep in the fire' we mean 'simultaneously profess your love to both')" - an awkward motto, true, but Geralt of Rivia would have been wise to adopt it. Triss and Yennefer punished the two-timing witcher with admirable ingenuity and wit. I must admit I also played a hand in the prank - well, perhaps only a pinky finger, but still, my small role gave me tremendous satisfaction. To save Geralt from the revenge of wronged lovers - I could not help but savor such a magnificent turning of the tables.