Exterminate the pests, using Quen to absorb damage, if necessary, then cross the bridge to find a cave entrance. Otherwise, they really don’t warrant too much strategy, considering you can knock them out of attacks with even fast attacks (even on Death March difficulty!), just try to not get surrounded. They’re small, weak, and they like to attack in packs, at which they excel due to the fact that they can burrow underground and pop out to flank you. You may have encountered a few of these beasties in White Orchard, but in case you haven’t, some pointers are in order. Time to find three piles of bodies lying around that need to be cremated. Agree to his request and he’ll give you some oils.
Well… Ciri’s been alright this long, this diversion won’t hurt. Talk to the priest (who is slightly less rude than his guards) and he’ll tell you the good news - you get to serve the Cult of the Eternal Fire by burning some bodies, hence depriving some Necrophages of a meal. When you’re done in Mulbrydale, head out along a road to the north-west and follow it until you find a Priest of the Eternal Fire standing north of the road, along with two guards. Funeral Pyres Walkthrough in the Witcher 3 ¶ There are also other houses, sacks, crates and whatnot around to loot for more mundane goods (how many Broken Rakes does one Witcher need, and why are peasants here so keen on storing them?), as it suits you. The first house to the left possess another Aardable door, beyond which another container potentially hiding exceptional loot can be found. To find another generous house head down the dirt road south-west from the Notice Board and, at the Mulbrydale fast-travel signpost turn up another road to the north-west. Further east along some swamp island you might encounter a level twenty Water Hag. As a level four Witcher with a Viper Silver Sword, these kinds of critters are probably at the limit of your powers. Further north, by the shore, you can expect to start running into Endrega (levels nine and eleven, for workers and warriors, respectively), and Drowners (also level nine). A short distance north can encounter Nekkers (level six). In the fields near Hanged Man’s Tree you can find Wild Dogs (level one) that might lull you into a false sense of security.
It’s different in another regard, as well: Enemy levels will vary quite a bit more here than in White Orchard. Go into your menu and take a peek at your map, and one thing should become abundantly clear this area is on an entirely different scale than White Orchard was. Atrocities are, unfortunately, to be expected in such a situation. This area is the front lines in the war between Redania and Nilfgaard, with the Pontar River serving as the major geographical feature separating the two hostile forces. Geralt arrives at Velen to discover that the “Hanged Man’s Tree” lives up to its name.
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