
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Wiki guide · Remastered
Witcher 3 money farming early game
Make early money by selling equipment to the right merchants, completing level-appropriate contracts, looting valuable monster parts and avoiding unnecessary crafting before a permanent upgrade.
01 / Prerequisites
Prepare before leaving
- ✓Reach White Orchard and the first merchants.
- ✓Unlock a few contracts or treasure sites.
- ✓Track the weight of your inventory.
02 / Route
Follow the path in order
- 01
Sell to the correct merchant
Weapons, armor and junk can have different merchant preferences. Carry valuable goods until you find the relevant buyer instead of dumping everything at one stall.
- 02
Prioritize contracts
Contracts combine combat XP, monster materials and reward payment. They are a safer early money source than farming a fixed enemy repeatedly.
- 03
Keep crafting materials that matter
Selling every ingot, monster part and rare crafting component can cost more later than the immediate coin it produces.
- 04
Buy capacity and permanent upgrades first
Inventory space, repair tools and a permanent equipment upgrade usually beat spending early coin on disposable gear.
- 05
Sweep treasure efficiently
Clear guarded treasure and abandoned sites while travelling to quests. Loot selectively to avoid repeated merchant trips and inventory pressure.
03 / Common mistakes
Avoid the expensive reset
Do not sell a rare crafting material before checking the next armor tier.
A high-value item can still be a bad sale if it is the appearance or bonus you want to keep.
Running an exploit is not required. Normal contracts, exploration and disciplined selling provide enough money for progression.



