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‘Cave of Dreams’ is one of the many great hidden quests inThe Witcher 3.
In it, you accompany Blueboy Lugos and his men into a mysterious cave where nightmares come to life.
Here is everything you oughta do to complete it.
We’ve further detailed the requirements for unlocking this latest fun little time.
The place issoutheast of Kaer Muire in Skellige- there may be a cave entrance marker on your map.
Once you get to the location, walk over to the ship.
A man stops you from coming aboard.
If your Axii is high enough level, you might use it toconvince him to let you pass.
Step onto the ship andspeak with Lugos.
Either tell him that his father sent you or ask if they need to hire a Witcher.
He agrees to let you come and asks if you’re ready.
The crew informs you that everyone who enters the Cave of Dreams has to face their greatest fear.
After that chilling warning, you all go inside.
Keep following the path until you reach atotem, where you’reambushed by Nekkers.
For instance, there is a giant flying whale in the cave.
A cutscene will play where a ghostly King Bran welcomes Uve Jabberjaw.
However, Jabberjaw is forced to respond by insulting the King as his greatest fear is to upset Bran.
In retaliation, the King orders a bunch ofghost warriorsto attack you all.
Most are easy to slice down, but there are a few hard-to-kill shield carriers.
Eventually, you get to another totem.
Next to this one is a wrecked ship anda couple of ghostly sirens.
They reveal that the boat belonged to Jorulf’s father.
The creatures taunt the wolverine for crashing it and killing his own dad.
You now mustfight the cruel monsters.
Use theHornwall horn or Aardto knock the Sirens out of the sky.
Once they’re down, you have a great opportunity to attack them with your sword.
Eventually, you reachthe next totem, which is beside a wooden house.
Blueboy Lugos' father, Madman Lugos, then appears and chastises his son because of a past mistake.
As with all the other nightmares,you must fight it.
The ghostly Madman Lugos is tougher than the previous ones, though.
After all, the man is on fire, meaning close combat is tricky.
After the battle,another wall comes down on the northwest side.
Here you will findEredin and a couple of Wild Hunt houndsready for a battle.
Later on, Eredin is one ofthe easiest bosses in the game, but he’s no slouch here.
Thankfully, you don’t have to kill him asthe fight comes to a premature end.
A creepy cutscene follows before Geralt wakes up.
Then Blueboy Lugos and his men depart, bringing the quest to an end.
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