10 Details You Missed in Toussaint (Blood and Wine) Part 2 | THE WITCHER 3

[@bunny1866]

Ciri dying, Baron Dying, no romance, killer getting away, Annarietta dying,... oof that is truly the darkest timeline lol

[@respiratoryfailure3780]

Dettlaff can change thanks to Regis so it's not all that dark.

[@faith.W]

@@respiratoryfailure3780 Wait can you save Dettlaff

[@taehwankim7315]

faith IQ yeah if you don't get the ribbon from the land of the thousand fables. Dettlaff will kill Syanna and you will have the choice of fighting him or just letting him go.

[@faith.W]

@@taehwankim7315 oh I never knew that. In my Playthrough syanna has the ribbon

[@taehwankim7315]

faith IQ damn lucky bro haha. I messed up and got everyone killed on my first playthru

[@basieldewilde3754]

In the land of a thousand fables, you can find a red chili pepper under the bridge, a nod to the song under the bridge by red hot chili peppers

[@xLetalis]

I knew about the pepper, though never realized the reference!

[@ΔιονύσηςΚαραμυτόγκας]

Interesting, didnt notice

[@MagicGonads]

Is the pepper an object you can pick up?

[@QuixoticCowboy]

i was so happy when i heard it for the first time being a huge witcher and rhcp fan.

[@michellejburt-cheong645]

'Under the Bridge' by RHCP is CLASSIC!!!* whatta abfab #easteregg!!!!!!!🌶🌶🌉;)))

[@parsapahlavan4878]

CDPR: let's add a new cutscene to the game when the noob loses the fistfight to some peasants.

[@xLetalis]

:) Yep they do that

[@pablovinuesa5259]

Actually I found that fight kind of difficult! It was 3 against 1!

[@joeshmoe6908]

Pablo Vinuesa If u wanna win fist fights, there is a relatively reliable way to win them. Whether 1 or more opponents, keep them at a distance, so shuffle often, when they close in to punch you side step (shuffle) to the side or behind them and quick punch twice, and then shuffle away. U then repeat this until their dead

[@Ossium_0]

This fight is not that easy on death march

[@kamienel9941]

Losing is great I always lose at first

[@mnov1234]

When I accidentaly stepped on Thumbelina and Geralt started to wipe her of his shoes, I almost pissed myself.

[@xLetalis]

:D

[@kara-why8826]

When the first time I accidentally stepped on Thumbelina and Geralt started to wipe her of his shoes, I almost pissed myself, but I did a quickload and accidentally stepped on her once more, that seemed interesting to me and i ACCIDENTALLY stepped on her one more time and then one more last time. What a strange coincidence...

[@mnov1234]

@@kara-why8826 Strange, truly. :DDD

[@GUIZZARD]

MNov In my first play I didn’t see her coming and stepped on her, next play I stepped on her again, this time trying avoid her. I clearly did a bad job. (Priceless cutscene though!)

[@edi9892]

I accidentally squashed her too LOL

[@NazarovVv]

Watch Mojo just tried to make a video in your style of 10 things missed, they didn't even scratch the surface compared to your content mate! As usual top notch!

[@cavalierdepees6791]

WatchMojo is rubbish

[@ahmadaiman8489]

Top notch swords!

[@AbiRizky]

@@ahmadaiman8489 *sells armor*

[@xLetalis]

Turns out there may be more than 3 parts :) I hope you enjoyed this one, thought!

[@freedarknight6010]

xLetalis u could make a thousand parts. There’s so much to this game. I’m on like my 5th play through and I’m still finding good and funny stuff

[@thanasisgeronimos9124]

how much is that magic gold??? and is there a use of it, in that state???

[@jagjotsingh749]

I loved this

[@ML-eq4rx]

yay more to come

[@steroidsanta1175]

Best game you might be my favorite channel

[@TheTobizak]

About the Wyvern. In Polish city "Kraków" we have a myth about a dragon that once lived in a cave, and was killed by a cobbler that stuffed a dead sheep with sulfur, the dragon then ate it and was very sick, so he drank water from a river(thats why he is next to a river) until he drank so much he exploded.

[@theArab__]

Tobiasz Strzeszewski isn’t Krakow also the name of a City?

[@TheTobizak]

@@theArab__ thats what i wrote?

[@DagOnFire07]

Nice! It is probably also a reference to 'The Bounds of Reason', a short story written by Sapkowski where villagers killed a dragon using a similarly stuffed sheep. I'm sure the short story was based on your myth.

[@smiffypop333]

@@DagOnFire07 Indeed! I just read that story last week.

[@DagOnFire07]

@@smiffypop333 Read the other books! I'm reading the Time of Contempt now it's amazing! (but you can skip Season of Storms because it's not very good)

[@Zymemaru]

I swear Geralt brings up that Zugel fight at least 5 times in this game.

[@xLetalis]

yeah...

[@aconfusedshoe6240]

he fought a monster while he was literally waist deep in gallons of piss, shit, cum and blood. I would too. AND he has a sense of smell better than a bloodhound's....

[@johntimothyvalenzuela8146]

just curious, When exactly did that zugel fight happened? is it in the games? or in the books? and what exactly happened?

[@danielprado5881]

@@johntimothyvalenzuela8146 the 2nd chapter of the 2nd book. Its when Yennefer and him are at a small town, and he completes the contract.

[@faustsies1366]

@@johntimothyvalenzuela8146 in the first game, it's the last monster boss you encounter

[@cba_2442]

There's also an emperor wandering around in just his underpants exclaiming he has the best outfit.

[@heroicpadde]

I know its Been a year, but in Germany jt is a Fable called "Des Kaisers neue Kleider". A emperor wants the best Dress and Tailor makes him get naked and Put His New "Dress" on saying that only the finest men and women would See the Beauty of this Dress (If i remember correctly)

[@melodysymphonystar]

I found this on my second playthrough very recently, in the fairyland, after defeating the giant, but before going into the castle, a will-o'-the-wisp will lead you to the bridge, and make you jump left. If you follow the path, it will lead you in a small cave underneath the boss arena. In it, you will find a sword in a bonfire. If Geralt lights the fire, he will kneel beside it for a moment, then you can take the sword. It's a nod to Dark Souls, where the only checkpoints in the game are the treasured bonfires.

[@ivanroman8914]

that's a well-known easter egg at this point i think.

[@xLetalis]

yes

[@solartea_]

I KNEW IT! I GODDAMN KNEW IT! I have never played dark souls but from somewhere something about that sword reminded me about it..

[@cheesiscool335444]

Thank you for explaining it! I was super confused lol

[@pokiis3of10]

wow I saw that wisp but Syanna called back for me and I didn't know where it went. I would've followed it like a i followed the first one hahaha

[@guilhermeb1561]

there's a nice detail i encountered, a man in toussaint city singing "in the forest, the mighty forest, the bear will sleep tonight..."

[@xLetalis]

yeah there are many song references

[@GeorgHaeder]

@@xLetalis Not only that but at 6:37 Barnabas-Basil Foulty's name itself is a jab at the 1970's TV Show "Fawlty Towers" in which John Cleese played a nutjob hotel owner named Basil Fawlty.

[@Po5eidonsHub]

Fascinating how missed details could still be published after this much time. As always, great work xLetalis!

[@xLetalis]

Thank you :) I still miss things as well!

[@gamingsolvesmyissues8192]

2:27 I feel bad for laughing but Geralt trying to interrupt Dandelion is too good XD Also YAY I'M IN THE VIDEO

[@AncestorEmpire1]

and gaining one more subscriber

[@DragonGunzDorian]

your youtube famous!

[@xLetalis]

hello there ;]

[@AncestorEmpire1]

*General Grievous memes intensifies*

[@gamingsolvesmyissues8192]

@@xLetalis Hi! Every time I gain more subscribers that I'm not gonna do anything with but Oh well :)

[@lordvoldemort8275]

in the quest a Knight's tale , the witch you meet is the same witch who told olgeird about gaunter o'dim. when you enter her hut you will find a broken mirror , which you find in the wights quest too. and the sign on the wall she has in her hut is the same as the sign you find in heart of stones when you go and meet that blind dude before the final mission.

[@kanegamer5595]

the last part it's just the satanic star, but the rest is right.

[@DantesInferno96]

The last part is just the occult star so I'm not sure about that.

[@Fenrispro]

Really? The witch knew gaunter?

[@ecksbest]

Dandelion visits you if you play ONLY the DLC too, without the main game.

[@xLetalis]

fair enough :)

[@mariankowalski6926]

Also when you get the worst ending and fail romance options

[@ecksbest]

@@mariankowalski6926 That was covered in the video.

[@gilgameshomar]

but what if u romance yennefer? would he stay or leave?

[@theArab__]

rising-Axes Yen comes instead

[@aratrikdebnath6092]

It would have been great if all four of them( Ciri, Ten, Triss and Dandelion) came to Corvo Bianco on Separate occasions after Blood and Wine Quest.

[@racernatorde5318]

Orinna is basically the definition of foreshadowing.

[@Gil-galad12]

Arthorius Vigo was uncle of Fringilla not father, it is in one book from Sapkowski pentalogy about Geralt and Ciri. And when you jump down from Longlocks tower you can hear ealge screaming - Assassins creed easter egg.

[@xLetalis]

yep!

[@boombooms7920]

What i didnt hear any eagle lol, must have missed

[@Nikki_the_therian]

There's a little thing I've noticed recently while playing regarding Dettlaff, I think he has a soft spot for children. Not like Orianna who prefers the taste of children but actually cares for them. First clue was Regis talking about how Dettlaff killed the Brute of Lyria for murdering a child that had offered him an apple. Second clue is he resides in a toy shop (and presumably works there since you can find his tools upstairs). Third clue is his relationship with the bootblack. It's said in Strange Pomp and Circumstance that it was the bootblack who delivered the notes to Dettlaff. He's a frigging higher vampire for goodness sake, he could have easily interrogated the boy into telling him who was giving the boy the letters and thus found Rhena on his own. I also think he disapproves of Orianna's habits, as the two of them don't exchange any words during the table scene so it's my head cannon they have a mutual agreement not to talk about it. He also asks after Anna Henrietta's childhood.

[@toja2891]

Because Dettlaff is sensitive and good inside. He was just TOO sensitive and had bad luck to fall in love with evil and heartless woman. I hate how in a "good" ending everything is solved because he died. Syanna is the real monster in this story and in "good" ending she never face the consequences she deserved, while Dettlaff payed the highest price for being naive and too sensitive.

[@davidv.5526]

If you go left when you enter the castle where the donkey is you can get to a dead end where you just see clouds. There you can see a whale falling from the sky, which is a reference to "the hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy". Never watched the movie but seen this tho.

[@resuresu9894]

Fun fact: the story that is told while at the dead dragon's body is simply the legend about the dragon living under the Wawel castle in Cracow, Poland. Every Pole knows it, so it's a nod to Sapkowski's cultural heiritage. If your are in Cracow, you can visit the 'dragon's cave' and look at the statue of a dragon right under the castle :)

[@xLetalis]

thanks for the insight!

[@KillerOfDoom77]

Dandelions True Sadness is beautiful writing and shows true emotions. This game never ceases to amaze me

[@sacaunoob4945]

So this is kinda old, but, on my first playthrough on toussaint after i found the Slyzard Monster Nest, i chose not to destroy it because i really liked them, afted i finished the main quest in toussant i noticed that a bandit camp showed up where the Slyzard Nest used to be and to my despair after killing the bandits there one of them had a cooking recipy that required Slyzard eggs i think... so by refusing to slay them they wind up dead regardless

[@WeatherMan404]

god this just makes me so excited for cyberpunk and all the detail they'll add into that game

[@xLetalis]

me2

[@josefstone5232]

I think they should keep making medieval themed rpg games cyberpunk will be not everyone's taste

[@thegrayyernaut]

@@josefstone5232 Medieval fantasy is not everyone's taste, either.

[@johntimothyvalenzuela8146]

i think theres gonna be a lot of witcher reference in it for sure.

[@RSA_Shock]

This comment aged like milk

[@bhagwatisinghrajawat1020]

jeez , those CDProjekt lads are crazy

[@xLetalis]

hope they remained the same for CP

[@jordandennis6794]

@@xLetalis CP!?!? Nasty ass

[@tomaszadamczyk2550]

@@xLetalis oh no no no no....

[@ddxgad]

11:08 Well that's exactly the point. Geralt did indeed defeat Detlaf, but he didn't kill him, for soon after Detlaf was regenerating himself. Regis, another higher vampire, was the one actually and truly killed him.

[@xLetalis]

But as far as they're concerned Dettlaff is the only HV, they don't know about Regis

[@geraltofrivia7448]

Blood and wine with Toussaint could have been a stand alone game Like far cry new dawn for example

[@Brianuuuu]

I started to play far cry 5 around the same time i started playing witcher 3, good heavens the side missions in far cry feel so generic and repetitive

[@LightOfSkyFalling]

Don't compare that new Dawn shit... That's a 15$ shitty dlc , with nothing new. Now B&W it's on a different level.

[@geraltofrivia7448]

@@LightOfSkyFalling new dawn is 40$

[@LightOfSkyFalling]

@@geraltofrivia7448 and it was 60$ before. But that is not even worth 40...

[@geraltofrivia7448]

@@LightOfSkyFalling no mna It was 40 at launch and it still is

[@Nicholas-bt2sj]

10 years goes by. Its 2029 and xletalis is still uploading 10 things u missed in witcher 3 ...

[@rovy225]

The panther at the end of the rainbow was one of the biggest jumpscares for me in the entire game, along with just about every wraith

[@fairnut6418]

11:36 wait, so that is the reason Geralt constantly says "nice tune" when I pass that certain place in Beauclair

[@ans237]

Found Guillaume drunk and heartbroken in the plaza north of Nilfgaardian Embassy

[@KS-oq2jy]

I love how there’s so much details in this expansion

[@tengelaserd2165]

I dont know if i have missed it in any of the videos, but you could also mention the effects of the contract on the silver cockatrice in the northern part of the map. You can choose to help the cinfrid reavers dragon hunters kill it, or tell them that it should live. If you choose to let it live, Geralt tells the owner of the land that he needs to make it clearer that people are not to enter the area considered the territory of the cockatrice, as it can and will kill. New roadblocks will appear with guards on post making sure no one enters. Nothing big, but very nice attention to detail :)

[@xLetalis]

I believe that's on my list of things to show for the side quests episodes

[@nigeli6404]

I make it a habit of rewatching these videos yearly.

[@6ixlxrd]

I actually like the ending where both sisters die. Anna was in-fact too trusting; outright refused to compromise or believe (even for a second) that her sister wanted her dead. There was no option to change Anna's mind simply because she would not change, a realistic blindness that resulted in the tragedy of her death. I got the ending by accident (didn't read any guides; decided I was more curious about the Elder Vampire than anything else) so when Anna died, I was shocked. Normally I'd have tried reloading a save or something, but everything made so much sense and was so satisfying that I just left it as it was. Not every story in the Witcher needs a happy ending. Plus the Vampires in this were badass! Made me completely forget about all the glittery, high-school hunk, cringe romantic vampires that go around these days. Having a tragic ending only made me love the vampire aspect even more.

[@xLetalis]

Yeah, I still don't know which ending I personally prefer :( They're all bad in a way

[@jimmypage1844]

Not sure if it's too obvious, but the Gesheft sword in the land of a thousand fables might be worth mentioning. But since it's so good I guess everybody knows about it. Of course it comes with the dark souls eater egg...

[@xLetalis]

I thought it too obvious :)

[@jimmypage1844]

@@xLetalis Would have been very surprised if you hadn't known of it, but it would be a shame to miss it though. Anyway, thanks for the content as always!

[@WildBillKelso32]

I think I missed it completely. I’m on my second time through blood and wine so I’ll look for it this time. Where is it?

[@jelisejs]

@@WildBillKelso32 After killing the ogre in land of the thousand tales, before entering his castle, follow the guiding light and jump off the bridge to the left side. You can then enter a cave, where you can find the sword.

[@BeautyIsJustAMask]

@@WildBillKelso32 in the land of a thousand fables after you defeat the giant atop the beanstalk there is a will-o-the-whisp that you can follow that leads you to it. It goes under the bridge you cross and leads you to a cave under where you fight the giant.

[@dequan8169]

Not sure if it's been mentioned in a previous video but in The Land of a Thousand Fables, with Goldilocks and the Three Bears, the Baby Bear is a black bear and not a brown/grizzly, suggesting that Mama Bear had an affair. A funny little detail.

[@xLetalis]

hah, I didn't catch that

[@abhiramboralkar5782]

I went back to the Elder's cave after finishing the main story, went just till the chest to retrieve the Han Geideth Sword and Gloves. Then went back. That steel sword is very useful for NG+.

[@tcaachintya2154]

The reference to another person defeating a vampire but not killing it is very likely a reference to Vilgefortz and Regis in the last chronological book of the Witcher series. Vilgefortz basically melted Regis into a stone column. Which is what took Regis so long to recover from as his conversations about recovery earlier in the DLC suggest.

[@invisiblearrow2733]

"That was no dragon. It was a forktail." - Geralt (at the end of "The Dragon" contract in Skellige, but applies to 13:42 as well 😀) Nice video. Really liked the Barnabus and Dandelion bits. It's quite awesome they put effort into such small variations. Hope the next part is just as awesome. Great work!

[@band-o-lear]

One that I noticed, that I felt was a nice touch. When you defeat the Storm Giant after climbing the beanstalk, Geralt comments about him being a "tough son of a wench" and Syanna comments about the world having gone "ape mad". So it would appear that the world that they are in (The Land of a Thousand Fables) has some sort of language filter forcing them to use the polite language.

[@xLetalis]

oh... quite interesting actually!

[@prs_81]

Add that to the fact Syanna calls the boy who cried wolf "little chit (shit)" when he pisses her off :)

[@UlaKapala]

I think Barnabas is an Easter egg and a reference to Basil Fawlty played by John Cleese in "Fawlty Towers".

[@baronnuuke7821]

At this point I'm pretty sure the dev couldn't possibly think of all those possibilities so the NPC must be sentient

[@rovy225]

Also if you time it right, the donkey kicks you and launches you through the gap right behind it, another jumpscare for me lmao

[@yeedan3348]

Before you fight the giant with Syanna on the clouds, a small light will guide u to a place with bonfire (dark souls reference) and gives u a sword.

[@CirillaFiona]

Ultimate Witcher mode: when your ad before the video (about Witcher content) is a Witcher-themed Gwent app.

[@xLetalis]

:D nice

[@ZoFiery]

wow I love this dlc so much! only things I missed were the Dandelion conversations (because I got the good ending) and the two last bits about the mill and regis helping you out, he always has your back though hehe, great video! ^^

[@xLetalis]

Thank you :)

[@Domee894]

13:54 The tale Syanna tells when seeing the dead dragon is, in fact, a Polish legend about an infamous Wawel dragon that attacked Cracow. The rest is like her and Geralt told it :)

[@Kyle_00]

I'm so glad I'm not the only who loves the witcher, not just for the amazing game itself: but simply for the fact that you just don't see other game developers putting this much thought into tiny details in dialogue options; it feels real like, each scenario is a different parallel universe! CD Projekt red is really in a league of its own in this regard, definitely!

[@xLetalis]

definitely not the only one ;]

[@SolemnVisitor]

When Geralt mentions he fought a Zeugl in some sewers in the past, he's referring to the time in the first Witcher game where you do fight a Zeugl in the sewers

[@kratosrivia2498]

I just finished my 6th playthrough and got all the Gwent cards. I thought nothing could surprise me but gwent turned out to be so addicting and then a new video of secret details comes out. Time for another playthrough.

[@chanhmilner2670]

13:50 nice nod to the sword of destiny book

[@theoutsider2128]

I wish there was more games that had the attention to details and as depth as The Witcher 3. You can tell the CD Project Red loved working on this project. That passion shows throughout this whole game. The fact the people are still talking about it and watching videos about it 4 years latter.

[@xLetalis]

Yes indeed, I only hope Cyberpunk 2077 reaches the same level, or at least close to it

[@calistire6553]

I wonder if geralt's dialogue changes about never owning a house before if you got the witcher's hut in the first game from the Druid as one of the three rewards for cleansing the druid totem from the wild hunt in the murky waters fields?

[@zeivnE]

Fridays are already great, but seeing this upload made it extraordinary!

[@xLetalis]

[@srbmckenzie]

How did I not spot 'Basil Foulty' (Basil Fawlty) when I met Majordomo!?!? Probably doesn't mean that much outside if the UK, but that's genuinely hilarious! Look up Fawlty Towers if no-one else has mentioned it....

[@xLetalis]

I do mention it in the later episodes ;] hadn't watched it before though

[@chehal3326]

Thanks man! I FINALLY bought the game. Your video about the white orchard helped me a lot! For someone as me who has OCD , you're really helpful.

[@xLetalis]

my pleasure :) Glad you liked it!

[@chehal3326]

@@xLetalis 🙂🙂

[@gringojr1900]

That green and white dress you mention can also be found in multiple other places in beauclair, such as in the shops between the bank and the marketplace, and during the quest where you look for the Cintrian at the Mandragora

[@xLetalis]

That quest is exactly where I found it ;]

[@gringojr1900]

@@xLetalis oh I didn't realize as I had to stop watching the vid at the time my bad. And nice vid once again! Some interesting things I didn't know about. (but I knew like 80% of the hidden details... I think I have a Witcher issue xd)

[@onoe6007]

Just for the offchance nobody mentioned this yet. The Gold-pooping Donkey is likely a reference to the German Fairy Tale "Tischlein deck dich" where there are three brothers that basically get three different gifts from their dying dad I think it was. One gets a little table that magically spawns food, another gets a little bag from which a floating club comes out of and beats peoples arses and the last is a donkey that poops gold.

[@xLetalis]

I think someone mentioned it, but I haven't heard of it ;[

[@JD_13]

The table spawning food is at the top of the tower :) its called ‘magic food’ and respawns with a funny animation. Not sure if the floating club appears, maybe its the witch’s floating broomstick that whacks you if you knock her off it...?

[@eugeniuszwaniecki4200]

If I am not mistaken, the flour smugglers/thugs/people at De la Croix's mill are a reference to an episode of Dexter's laboratory (A beard to be feared), where Dexter and action Hank took down a group of guys that were smuggling "flour".

[@MrWooaa]

the sheep full of sulfur and tar is a reference to one of the earlier short stories where some farmers manage to kill a small dragon by tricking it into eating a sheep full of pitch and sulfur.

[@originalMmusic]

I never was this early, the wind is still howling :O

[@lota13]

A storm, dammit.

[@lincebizantino1177]

Aaah , place of power

[@Morbak546]

Undyne stands in your way.

[@disobedientdolphin]

I LOVE the land of a thousand fables. It's just brilliant, so many references!

[@Wolfkid1679]

The Majordomo 'Barnabus Basil Faulty' is a character from the British TV show called Faulty Towers, the main character is called 'Basil Faulty' who owns a bread and Breakfast/hotel in the English seaside

[@ecksbest]

The second will-o-whisp brings you to a great sword and a Dark Souls easter egg.

[@xLetalis]

that one is more obvious tho

[@ecksbest]

@@xLetalis Ok. But did you know that When Syanna says that she didnt know that Geralt had an sense of humor, he says that he can sing a pretty good rendition of Ladys of Vicovaro? And that song is exactly the song that he sings when he is drunk hunting the vampire during the quest "the oxenfurt drunk" in the main game? (Sorry about my english. I'm from Brasil).

[@KS-mw4ss]

Who visits you if Dandelion is in prison, Ciri is not found, you have no romance?

[@CirillaFiona]

I am wheezing with laughter over Geralt not only stepping on Thumbelina, but then proceeding to wipe her remains off his boot with disgust😂 (15:06)

[@xLetalis]

:D yeah, and not caring at all

[@thoreschmechtig5007]

Just in case it's not been mentioned already, two things: From the very beginning you find hints about Syanna in Beauclair, in the form of old pamphlets telling readers that "the true heiress of the realm could return any moment" or similar. Also the ducal carlemango (sp? the one where you hand in the knight errand jobs...) sells chronicles of the realm, in two editions. The old edition tells of Annarietta AND Syanna, the new edition has deleted every mention of Sy. Also at the carlemango, for each knight errand job you completed, a scroll appears in the rack in his office, listing what you did, as well as some funny bureaucratic stuff supposedly related to it. So much fun stuff in this game...

[@Blitzz22]

The donkey kicks you away if you position "correctly" to pick up the gold.

[@suzumiBreizh]

The donkey pooping gold at the end of the giant's castle is a reference to a french fairy tale by Charles Perrault: Peau d'Âne (Donkey's Skin). It's quite a weird story, but basically it's about a king who wants to marry his daughter, daughter advised by her fairy godmother to ask impossible things off him to evade her father's demand. She asks 2 things he manages to do, and the final one is the skin of their kingdom's source of wealth: a donkey pooping gold and jewels. He does it. The fairy tale goes on after that and has a happy non-incestual ending if I remember correctly.

[@goncalobaia1574]

Just found out, you can see Triss's/yen's dress in a LOT of houses around beauclair

[@livvynerenverwoodward5511]

Cool compilation! I also discovered if you start a new game plus while still in the land of a thousand fables and you’re mounted on the unicorn, your Roach at the start of the new game will be the unicorn too.

[@xLetalis]

hah, that's a cool detail!

[@KKD56521]

Always a great time with the witcher and with your vids. Love the content man!!!

[@xLetalis]

Thank you!

[@kikkanorway987]

Amazing! Knew most of this but some snippets were new to me! Looking forward to seeing future videos!

[@xLetalis]

glad to hear ;]

[@Rwister]

In the regards of them not asking how Geralt could defeat Detlaff when he previously stated it was more or less impossible I think we can give the benefit of the doubt the once Geralt produced the corpse of Detlaff they might not care about it much anymore and really are just relived the horror that has plagued the duchy is finally dead.

[@madarafan2749]

Can we all take a moment to appreciate how much of a sweetheart and true friend Regis is? During my first playthrough i had no clue who or what he was,and was expecting him to have an antagonistic twist. After j first finished Blood and wine,finding out about who Regis is,i felt so bad...

[@ThaFuzzwood]

Seeing Geralt cleaning his boot after the Small unfortunate accident had me in shambles!

[@xLetalis]

[@liamviljoen5845]

That nostalgic Flotsam music in the background :)

[@Ruffy009]

I think the barnabas dude also has special dialogue if you meet him first during the quest with the spoon lady and you talk about her health

[@xLetalis]

I think I mention that in the later episodes!

[@UrszulaWszebora]

Most important about Barnabis, he was inspired by „fawlty towers” played by John Cleese ❤️

[@GameAssassinReviews]

8:20 the part where Geralt is reminded to change before meeting the duchess I actually got I think yesterday as I just finished blood and wine then and I just changed into my ursa set because I was expecting trouble but didn't know this was not how it was suppose to go originally but I do love that detail.

[@salimibrahim459]

You just got to love the soundtrack "A nearly peaceful place".

[@xLetalis]

so do I

[@bisexualclicker9217]

Also, the dragon you can find in the land of a thousand fables is a reference to a polish legend of smok wawelski.Nice detail.

[@efai]

I can't possibly think of an instance when I think to myself, that Anna Henrietta is a good person.. if there's would be an ending where everybody lives and just her dies, I would call that happy ending.. sadly, there's no ending like this.. so I got my prison ending and then "happy" ending (because of achievements, and I really liked Syanna, I couldn't let her die - I choose this ending as my canon).. btw: it's not a chicken with a contract, but a duck..

[@Puppy_Puppington]

16:02 lmfao talk about “beating that ass!”

[@dragosalexpop]

The adventures of Letalis and Yen, part 69: Underwater! (at 0:07)

[@scottparker2793]

I discovered all the losing fist fight Easter eggs... unintentionally but still

[@StockyDT]

Geralt didnt kill Detlaff, Regis did. Geralt brought Detlaff to near death

[@GetAssista]

But Geralt killed Orianna, not to mention several other humanoid vampires

[@swayplayyt]

For instance Hubert Rejk, a coroner and murderer. He is indeed a higher vampire and Geralt managed to kill him 💁‍♀️

[@A123ftw]

@@swayplayyt Maybe he didn't really kill Hubert. Perhaps he will regenerate in the future

[@AB-fr2ei]

Geralt was the one who killed him Regis got btfo at the beginning of the fight

[@l00d3r]

@@AB-fr2ei I think you are misremembering the fight. When Geralt finally defeats Detlaff, Regis jumps in and kills him. In the epilog Geralt asks Regis how he feels about having killed Detlaff

[@SpeedMotorCreed]

I love the falling whale the end land of a thousand fables before you jump down the well. Cool reference to hitchhikers guide to the galaxy!

[@xLetalis]

I did not get the reference

[@AdegaOutlaw]

You missed the Dandelion ending when he gets back together with Annarietta then gets Geralt out of jail.

[@elisasouza57]

i dont really think that fits in "details you missed", since is one of the main endings in B&W

[@AdegaOutlaw]

Elisa Souza I guess I missed that. Ty

[@unlucky-777]

Watching these videos are really interesting because You know you missed so many content in the game its amazing

[@jokingsemi]

this Game is literally the best game ever

[@huntclanhunt9697]

Barnabas Basil was a great character. I expected him to be a pretentious snob, but he turned out to just be a really cool guy who was just super professional.

[@batju]

He is talking about Vilgefortz while he was suggesting a man beat a vampire

[@xLetalis]

yes

[@ari.nogueira]

This is the best DLC EVER! Nice video (As always)! Not being picky, just observing something...When you mentioned about the higher vampire around 11:07, it wasn't Geralt that killed Dettlaff, after he cut him in half, if you check the cutscene, moments after he's already reattaching the limbs, Regis ask you to leave him alone with Dettlaff and then finished him. About the land of the thousand fables, I've found almost everything (including the donkey and the two will o the wisps), but I missed the dragon and didn't squeeze Thumbelina.... LOL

[@xLetalis]

Hey thank you for the comment :) About the Dettlaff thing... the duchess and Damien don't know about Regis, so they believe Geralt killed him

[@ari.nogueira]

@@xLetalis true! I got what you meant now. This explanation was dealt in a background conversation (for plot/cutscenes sake) so we don't know exactly how did he explained his victory, but I'm sure it was pretty convincing once he got the Vinis Vinifera medal... ;-) Whenever you get a chance, did you find Syanna after completing the good ending? I think she was de-spawned of the world, meaning she's in custody somewhere serving her sentence. I was able to find Anarietta, Vivienne, but no Syanna.

[@xLetalis]

@@ari.nogueira She is indeed in custody inside the palace, Geralt tells that to Dandelion if he visits you after the "best" ending, I showed that in one of my details missed videos I think

[@ari.nogueira]

@@xLetalis thanks again, you (as always) is right, this dialogue (luckily, syanna made up with Anarietta, seems to have abandoned her plans. She's locked up now, awaiting sentencing, really.) is in here... 3:29 LOL.... But I was wondering if we could find/see her locked up somewhere in the castle, but this piece of dialogue is a closure for sure... CDPR did a great job on this DLC! ;-)

[@Mrzanetti100]

You have convinced me to start using the same Triss mod you have. It’s so good!

[@xLetalis]

:D yeah it's worth the try

[@ipraytovodka]

@xLetalis there are also the "brehmen musicians" on a hill somewhere in the rainbow land. not sure if it is too "common" to be included here, but at some point you can see a rooster on top of a dog on top of a donkey up on a hill...I think they were in the background during one of the cut-scenes

[@xLetalis]

I thought it's too common

[@JaschaLash]

@@xLetalis Not sure if its too common aswell, but if you walk up close to them they disappear and Syanna gives you an unique line about how people say she is cruel.

[@sirkuro5357]

Nice vid :D Greetings from germany ! I have a question ( and sorry for my english ) : What happens to Keira, if you run away when she attacks you ? Will she stay on the island ? Or does she leave and goes to radovid ? Have a nice day :D

[@xLetalis]

oh that's a good question I must try it. I assume she'll perhaps go to Radovid?

[@sirkuro5357]

Ye I think so . Let me know when you find out :) !

[@mike9424]

Hmmm, I don't think you can escape because she can teleport. I guess it's worth a try, but even if u succeed, most prolly she'll go to radovid

[@Sannan32]

The best channel for Witcher 3 contents even after 4 years of its release. kudos to xletalis.

[@SycophanticLeech]

If you start NG+ off a save in the land of a thousand fables, Roach is a unicorn until it dies, or you go to Skellige. Edit - ah someone else said this.

[@xLetalis]

that's coming up in future parts ;]