Witcher - Best Mods-Adventures for the Trilogy
The Witcher series has recently celebrated its 15th anniversary. On this occasion, we have looked back at the best fan-made adventures for the CDP RED's trilogy. They should provide you with a bit of fun before the yet-distant new games from the series.
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- Witcher - Best Mods-Adventures for the Trilogy
- Witcher 1 mods: Additional quests
- Witcher 2 mods: Additional quests
- Witcher 3 mods: Additional quests
Witcher 2 mods: Additional quests
The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings was much less popular choice among modders than the first part, which doesn't mean that it didn't get any noteworthy productions.
A Welcoming Host
In A Welcoming Host, Geralt ends up in a valley inhabited by a group of unusual settlers while investigating a murder case.
The project is the sequel to the Sarvenmoore adventure, but don't need to play it to have fun, which is good news – the sequel offers a big leap in quality.
Kinship of the Wolves
Kinship of the Wolves tells the story of the adventures of Geralt and Lambert in the village of Trumka, which becomes the target of monsters' attacks.
Farewell to the White Wolf
The most important mod with a new adventure to the second part of the series is Farewell to the White Wolf. This is an ambitious modification, which is a fan-made epilogue to The Witcher 3. The creators decided to develop it on the engine of the second part, because, unlike the Wild Hunt, it offered official modding tools.
The plot revolves around Geralt's wedding with Yennefer. First, however, the witcher will take part in an eventful bachelor party.
The Hearts of Men
In The Hearts of Men, Geralt returns to Temeria. To his surprise, he gets arrested on suspicion of murdering King Foltest.
The project is a bit underdeveloped, but it's worth checking it out as the adventure is interesting and presents ideas that are rarely seen in The Witcher 2 missions, including an open-world structure.
