Some quests in 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:The Witcher 3 have characters ask Geralt for some money or for a favor in ex𝓀change for a vague promise of future recompense. One of these quests, Worthy of Trust, will test your patience and trust when one m🐎an borrows some money to return home from Skellige.
If you manage to chance upon him a second time, you will find out the shocking truth. The man is a liar. You can🍨 decide if Geralt will trust him with another chance to pay him back or if you will have him face justice. Geralt may not have foresight, but you w♍ill, should you read this guide.
Meeting Johann
At Kaer Trolde Harbor, Geralt can talk to a man by the docks. He introduces himself as Johann Bohner, a recen⭕tly shipwrecked man that needs some money to pay♍ for passage home.
If you choose to help, he will take 150 crowns as a loan♌, promising to pay you back in Novigrad.
Meeting The Juggler
Some time after providing the loan, you can find a familiar-looking man between Kaer Trolde Harbor and Crossroads. While he claims to be a juggle🧸r, his face is♏ unmistakable. Geralt catches on immediately and calls him out.
"Johann" will plead with Geralt, begging for some time to pay you back with interest. With the trust already broken, you have three choices.
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Let Him Go |
Geralt will give him another chance, receiving 20 crowns. |
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Take Justice Into Your Own Hands |
He will fight back, forcing you to kill him. |
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Summon The Guards |
The Best Outcome
In terms of your return on investment, letting the man go will be the wisest option. You can find him in Fyresdal a day later, with 200 crowns waiting for you. Combined with the 20 crowns given earlier, you will receive 220 crowns, with a profit of 70 crowns.
If you killed him, you can recover 150 crowns from his body. This will allow you to break even but will have you miss𒁃 out on the potential rewards.
