
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Wiki guide · Remastered
The Witcher 3 endings and Ciri choices
The main Witcher 3 ending depends on how Geralt supports Ciri across several late-game moments; the final conversation alone does not override the pattern of earlier choices.
01 / Prerequisites
Prepare before leaving
- ✓Progress into the late main story.
- ✓Keep saves before major Ciri conversations.
- ✓Understand that a single choice is part of a wider pattern.
02 / Route
Follow the path in order
- 01
Treat Ciri as the ending axis
The final outcome centers on Geralt and Ciri. Choices that support her confidence and independence carry more weight than collecting a specific quest reward.
- 02
Keep a decision save
Save before major late-game conversations if you want to compare endings without replaying the entire main story.
- 03
Watch the supportive moments
Scenes involving Ciri’s training, emotional decisions and independence are the pattern the ending evaluates. Read the context instead of selecting one obvious “nice” option every time.
- 04
Finish the final sequence
The ending resolves after the Wild Hunt finale. Do not judge the outcome from an early conversation or an isolated quest result.
- 05
Plan post-game content
Hearts of Stone and Blood and Wine remain strong post-game routes after the base ending, especially for late-game gear and mutations.
03 / Common mistakes
Avoid the expensive reset
The ending is not controlled by one dialogue at the very end.
Do not load an old save without checking which main-story choices have already been recorded.
A preferred character outcome is not always the same as the most protective immediate response.



