Gaunter O'Dim is an NPC in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt.
He is a merchant by profession.
Can be found drinking at the Tavern in the Village of White Orchard
Geralt talks to him to see if he knows anything about Yennefer
Gaunter gets them both a drink. He does have information.
Gaunter has heard the stories about Yennefer and Geralt
He suggests Geralt inquire at the Nilfgaardian Camp saying Yennefer was seen there not too long ago.
Geralt is happy to finally get some useful information in this tavern.
Contents
Location[edit]
 White Orchard |
Related Quests[edit]
 |
Map[edit]
Dialog[edit]
Geralt: Looking for a woman
Gaunter: Ahh, like everyone
Geralt: Not like everyone, and not just any woman. Mine smells of lilac and gooseberries, dresses in black and white.
Gaunter: Two schnappses! Hah. It'll life your spirits.
Geralt: Fine, I'll have a drink. Can we cut to the chase? You seen her or not?
Gaunter: Yennefer of Vengerberg?
Geralt:' Never mentioned her name.
Gaunter: Yet you described her perfectly. And once I hear something, I never forget. Can't help it.
Geralt: How do you know Yen?
Gaunter: What a question. Master Dandelion's ballads, of course. The only way a humble merchant might hope to rub up against greatness. Unless, that is, he's as lucky as I am.
Geralt: And runs into a very patient witcher?
Gaunter: Into Geralt of Rivia himself. The Butcher of Blaviken.
Geralt: You seen Yennefer?
Gaunter: Deepest apologies, but I must ask: is this about love?
Geralt: Guessed it. It's love.
Gaunter: I knew it at once.
Geralt: What do you know? Tell me.
Gaunter: Before you appeared, it never occurred to me that might've been Yennefer. Who would've thought...
Geralt: Get to the point.
Gaunter: A Nilfgaardian scout from the local garrison saw her.
Geralt: Where?
Gaunter: At their camp. She rode in there - dark of night, black and white, gooseberries and... yes, I know. Had a terse exchange with the garrison commander and raced off.
Geralt: Where to?
Gaunter: I'm not omniscient. Ask at the garrison
Geralt: Thanks
Gaunter: We man of the road stick together. Perhaps one day I'll be in trouble and you'll be nearby to help.
See also[edit]
 |
