Hi there!
Let's do one more puzzle and with this one we'll change the rules a bit.
Instead posting solutions here in the comments section, please send me them via PM (not chat, since I rarely check it) with "Puzzle #11" in the title. After 24 hours, I'll randomly draw the winner who'll receive a cosmetic bundle of their choice, purchasable by Meteorite Powder.
Additionally, the author of the first correct solution will receive a piece of a different kind of puzzle, provided by Ryan, to post here on r/gwent. EDIT: Congrats to /u/AltMarina! Artwork piece can be seen here.
With all that out of the way, let's go to the puzzle.
This one was originally made few months ago, for GabbyDigs, who solved a bunch of my puzzles on her stream, but since it's one of my favourite puzzles, I have to share it more.
The goal is to end the puzzle with Endrega Queen on your side of the board.
And here's the starting board.
Hope you'll enjoy it, and if you'd like to check the previous puzzles, you can do so right here.
Cheers
I have listened to the official Witcher 3 soundtrack both on Spotify and Apple Music and The Fields of Ard Skellig is not included in either of the albums. Does anyone know why this is?
It is a shame, as it is probably my favourite song from the game and the only versions I can find on either of these platforms are covers which are not as good as the original.
What's the craic there? Are they price gouging off Star Wars or what?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NknjE2SBPxw
Relaxing, almost ambient Gaelic/Nordic folk music. Almost like a lullaby.
Is it worth it? Honestly, I just seem to get a lot of saddles and armor that I just end up selling. I've already made enough money that I've fully unlocked the runeword enchanter.
So far I've cleared out about half the sea marks and I'd say over half of the land ones. Should I just say fuck it and go back to doing quests? I don't mind continuing to grab them but at this point it's become tedious and monotonous and all I'm getting out of it is gold. I havent gotten a single recipe in Skellig for example
