When Do You Meet Ciri The Witcher 3?

When Do You Meet Ciri In The Witcher 3

Last Updated on 2 February, 2024

Have you been playing the game for a while and now you’ve started to wonder when would you meet Ciri in The Witcher 3? Well, many players ask this question. So, today I’ll be uncovering the answer to you.

How Long Does It Take To Meet Ciri In The Witcher 3?

If you stick with the main story and avoid all of the side quests, it’ll only take you almost 40 hours.

But, if you decide to take on every side quest. In 40 hours you’ll only get to Novigard and to reach Skelige, it’ll take 80-100 hours of gameplay. And you’ll meet Ciri after 110 hours into the game.

So, should you do all of the side quests and delay meeting with Ciri? I would recommend it! Witcher 3 is a fantastic game – the real fun is in the side quests. you should take your time and enjoy the classy witcher world rather than rushing your way toward meeting Ciri.

In Which Quest Do You Meet Ciri In Witcher 3?

How to find Ciri in The Witcher 3

You’ll meet Ciri in The Isle Of Mists quest. (Note: If you don’t need any spoilers, you can skip the rest).

In this quest, you follow a firefly on a night through the misty air on your boat. The Firefly takes you to a locked hut where a group of Midgets are in hiding. At, first they don’t trust you, but after you find one of their friends, Gaspard, they tell you about Ciri, and how she’s lying in the hut, DEAD!

Yup, you read it write, but don’t freak out! Once you get inside and hug the cold body of Ciri, the “Firefly” which turns out to be Ciri’s spirit, enters her body and brings her back to life.

Parting Words

I hope I’ve answered all your questions about meeting Ciri in Witcher 3. But if you’re still unclear about when you will meet Ciri or anything else, you can find me in the comments down below.

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