The Witcher 3: How To Level Up Fast

In The Witcher 3 there are many ways to accrue experience outside of battle, from Gwent matches to Horse Racing.

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While Kaer Morhen provided Geralt with a firm footing, he will need to continue honing his skills to take on the many perils awaiting him throughout The Witcher 3.

There are many ways to accrue experience outside of battle, from Gwent matches to Horse Racing and Fistfights. But a witcher’s time for leisurely activities is limited, leaving them with little choice but to sharpen their skills and gain experience along the road.

Starting Tips – Question Marks & Exploration

Drain White Orchard For All Its Worth – Use witcher senses everywhere, take all the quests, and hit all the checks- in this case, question marks. There are 6 Places of Power surrounding the village, which are well worth the time and effort as each one grants an additional skill point. By exhausting all opportunities in White Orchard, a witcher will be more than prepared for the dangers that lie ahead.

Leave No Stone Unturned – Continue the habits from White Orchard, using witcher senses to explore every corner. Take some time and ride out to uncover question marks and destroy any monster dens and bandit camps along the way. Be sure to check the World Map often for any new points of interest that might’ve popped up in the vicinity as well.

Proper Preparation

There is always work to be had in times of war, but monsters will have their way with ill-equipped witchers. This is why it’s crucial for Geralt to always have up-to-date gear and upgrade Roach’s equipment as well.

Witcher Gear – Better gear for Geralt means he can hold up better against adversaries and take on tougher ones for maximum experience. Weapons highlighted in green are proper “Witcher Gear” and may grant a significant increase in experience gained from various kills.

Roach is Here to Help – Better gear for Roach means higher efficiency. Top-notch saddlebags carry more loot and top of the line saddles make for a faster journey, meaning more loot, jobs, and overall experience. The various trophies that can be attached to Roach’s saddle may also provide a boost. For example, the trophy earned from the quest “Devil by the Well” in White Orchard grants a 5% bonus experience for human and non-human kills.

On The Job Training

It’s expected that while on the hunt for Ciri, Geralt is also taking care of Witcher business, such as fulfilling Contracts and liberating oppression. This means the experience provided by main quests alone won’t be sufficient to keep Geralt in tip-top shape.

Take All Witcher Contracts – The Notice Boards in every area post up Witcher Contracts of varying levels. Geralt should take on all Witcher Contracts that fall within his level range as Contracts are a witcher’s livelihood. The level of the Contract is essential to note because when Geralt is out leveled (about five levels over the suggested level) for a quest or Contract, the experience earned is dismal.

Liberation is a Witcher’s Salvation – Liberating areas earn the most experience outside of quests and Contracts. Witchers will be paid for this service along with gaining access to vendors in the newly liberated area. Finding areas of oppression isn’t hard across the war-torn Continent when a Witcher makes a point to investigate undiscovered locations (aka question marks).

Witchers must become staunchly equipped opportunists if they want to make it in their grizzly world. Their heightened senses and keen battle skills make them the perfect adventurer so long as they continue honing their abilities. A well-adapted witcher who doesn’t shirk his day to day adventures will be more than capable when the time of ax and sword draws nigh.

Source: Faraz Jafari, US Gamer

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