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Ciri in The Witcher 3
Ciri is Geralt's adopted daughter, the Child of Prophecy and the central figure pursued by the Wild Hunt.
Short answer. Treat Ciri's playable sections as focused combat and traversal sequences; use her mobility aggressively, but avoid changing major story outcomes just to optimize a single scene.
01 / Player path
Where to find it and what to do
Ciri becomes playable during key story flashbacks and the final act. Her sections reveal the choices and relationships that shape the ending.
02 / Requirements
Before you start
- 01
Progress the main story.
- 02
Use her dodge and blink mobility to close distance.
- 03
Keep story choices consistent with the ending you want.
03 / Core facts
At a glance
- Role
- Playable protagonist
- Conflict
- Central target of the Wild Hunt
- Combat
- Fast movement and sword pressure
- Story impact
- Major ending outcomes
04 / Field notes
Details that change the route
Ciri does not use Geralt's full sign or alchemy kit. Plan around her dedicated combat profile.
Protective and encouraging choices matter more than a single dialogue line; the ending evaluates a pattern of decisions.
05 / Continue
Related entities and guides
The Wild Hunt Finale
The Wild Hunt finale closes the main story through a chain of late-game battles and the accumulated choices surrounding Ciri.
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Family Matters
Family Matters is the main investigative section of the Bloody Baron storyline and the place where its most important decision occurs.
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