Geralt’s horse, Roach, is like a four-legged utility knife. Hover the pointer over the harbor you’d to travel to - harbors are represented by little, white anchor icons - and click on it. Just board a boat, take control of it by interacting with the rudder, and open up the world map. Boats also allow for fast-travel to any harbor location. If a “New Marker Found” message appears on your screen, you’ve discovered a new fast-travel location. They’re marked on the minimap as green, sign-shaped icons, and there’s one to be found near just about every major landmark (and many minor ones as well) in the game. You can only travel when you interact with one of the signposts scattered throughout the world (at which point the world map pops up), and you can only use them to travel to other signposts. Swap these out for proper useful money at Vivaldi’s Bank, which is right near the Hierarch Square fast-travel point in the city of Novigrad.įast-travel is always an option in The Witcher 3, provided you’ve discovered the right locations. Note that Crowns are the main form of currency in The Witcher 3, but you might also sometimes collect Orens and Florens.
Use your hard-earned, ill-gotten monies to buy alchemical ingredients, crafting supplies and recipes/diagrams for new items. The blacksmith just has no use for such things. Merchants tend to pay more (or outright only purchase) the types of things that they sell, so if a blacksmith isn’t buying a stack of books from you, it’s got nothing to do with the fact that they’re stolen. Given all of that, the advice should be obvious: rob ’em blind.
Even then, just run away until they stop giving chase and everything’s okay all over again. And the only time you can’t rob it out from under every villager’s nose is when a little text pop-up appears to let you know that nearby guards are watching, and they’ll be pretty annoyed if you steal something. There is so much loot to be collected in The Witcher 3.
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