"Till Death Do Us Part" Gwent Cards Question (Minor Spoilers)

[Shadow The Innkeep]

Hey people! So... I completed the quest, helped the wife out, she told me where she hid the cards. Got to the spot, found the cards (according to Geralt's comments anyway), but I never got the note what cards I was rewarded. I am just curious what did I get?
ANyone could help me, please?

[lehipi]

Originally posted by Naveena Vice:

Hey people! So... I completed the quest, helped the wife out, she told me where she hid the cards. Got to the spot, found the cards (according to Geralt's comments anyway), but I never got the note what cards I was rewarded. I am just curious what did I get?
ANyone could help me, please?

As far as I have experienced, if you have been diligent in collecting all the cards during the game (Collect 'em all completed): none.
I've read somewhere, that if you have missed the Zoltan-card, either won in White Orchard or looted in Velen, you'll get it as a reward in this quest, plus some of the cards from the "random" list.

I always pick him, as his reward doesn't "go missing" - it's a sword, and if all else fail, you can just sell it or dismantle it for its parts.

[Shadow The Innkeep]

Originally posted by lehipi:

Originally posted by Naveena Vice:

Hey people! So... I completed the quest, helped the wife out, she told me where she hid the cards. Got to the spot, found the cards (according to Geralt's comments anyway), but I never got the note what cards I was rewarded. I am just curious what did I get?
ANyone could help me, please?

As far as I have experienced, if you have been diligent in collecting all the cards during the game (Collect 'em all completed): none.
I've read somewhere, that if you have missed the Zoltan-card, either won in White Orchard or looted in Velen, you'll get it as a reward in this quest, plus some of the cards from the "random" list.

I always pick him, as his reward doesn't "go missing" - it's a sword, and if all else fail, you can just sell it or dismantle it for its parts.

I have not completed Collect Them All yet, still working on it. I looked through my collection and haven't noticed anything new... So I'm confused 'cause I feel like I have been cheated out of a reward :(

[lehipi]

Originally posted by Naveena Vice:

I have not completed Collect Them All yet, still working on it. I looked through my collection and haven't noticed anything new... So I'm confused 'cause I feel like I have been cheated out of a reward :(

You have been cheated out of a reward. It's just bad quest design. Either live with it, or reload and pick him instead.
Sorry...

[Shadow The Innkeep]

Originally posted by lehipi:

Originally posted by Naveena Vice:

I have not completed Collect Them All yet, still working on it. I looked through my collection and haven't noticed anything new... So I'm confused 'cause I feel like I have been cheated out of a reward :(

You have been cheated out of a reward. It's just bad quest design. Either live with it, or reload and pick him instead.
Sorry...

What happens if I choose him instead of her?

[Shadow The Innkeep]

Originally posted by BuzzardBee:

First of all, you guys have to keep in mind, Collect 'em All! is a base game quest. Each of the two expansions have their own new set of 13 achievements each.

Till Death Do You Part will reward you with two cards ONLY if you do not already have them. The two cards are: Vampire: Bruxa and Barclay Els.

A third card (Skellige Storm) may be found in a chest along with a book of Gwent poetry, Ode to Gwent, if you sided with Margot. These would be found in the chamber where you defeat the grave robbers, near where you are to place Louis' urn. If you already have any of these cards, you won't get them again.

If you side with Margot and move Louis' urn, you would get the cards, if you did not already own them.

If you side with Louis and move Margot's urn and refused to play Trentin or beat him, you would get a Forged in Fire steel sword.

If you lose to Trentin, you get nothing and lose your wager. But the sword is still yours since the offer to play him comes after the exchange has been made. He has no unique rewards.

When you speak to Charles Lanzano at the Clever Cogs, you can tell the truth about what happened between the battling spouses or lie. If you tell the truth, you'll get more xp but fewer crowns (100 xp and 50 crowns). If you lie, it will be the reverse: 50 xp and 100 crowns.

I won Bruza card in the base game, at the party you attend with Triss. Guess I got the other two cards ('cause now i have 3 Skellige Storms), don't think I had Barclay Els.
Good to know! Thanx Buzzard! You are like a walking Gwent Encyclopedia :D

[Shadow The Innkeep]

Originally posted by BuzzardBee:

Helps to Google these things. I have not played the game in well over two years. Plus I own the Prima guide. I like looking stuff up.

I have Prima Guide (but I moved so it's packed up some place) but I don't have the part for Blood and Wine. Oddly enough, every copy of the guide for TW3 I have seen didn't have expansions chapters in them. Was it even ever published?

[Shadow The Innkeep]

Originally posted by BuzzardBee:

Originally posted by Naveena Vice:

I have Prima Guide (but I moved so it's packed up some place) but I don't have the part for Blood and Wine. Oddly enough, every copy of the guide for TW3 I have seen didn't have expansions chapters in them. Was it even ever published?

Yes, it was. It's called the Complete Edition and includes both expansions.

Oddly enough, even this edition does not reflect the patches that were released for the game, namely the major one that increased the number of quick item slots for consumables. So that's amusing to see. It was published 2016.

Guess it's a book store trip for me, just 'cause I can't help my obsession with Witcher stuff xD Thanks!