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+ | [[File:Tw2 journal Ruinedelvenbaths.png|right|border|Ruined elven baths]]'''Ruined elven baths''', also called "Cáelmewedd", is a location in [[Flotsam forests]] in ''[http://witcher.gamepedia.com/The_Witcher_2:_Assassins_of_Kings The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings]''. The baths themselves are below a garden with a statue of Eldan and Cymoril. They are discovered by chance by Geralt and Triss when they accidentally fall into them after being ambushed by [[Scoia'tael]] in the garden nearby after finding [[rose of remembrance|roses of remembrance]]. |
Triss remarks that the baths are far more beautiful than humans could have built. Geralt then has the opportunity to invite her for a romantic dip. |
Triss remarks that the baths are far more beautiful than humans could have built. Geralt then has the opportunity to invite her for a romantic dip. |
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Revision as of 19:55, 23 February 2013
Ruined elven baths, also called "Cáelmewedd", is a location in Flotsam forests in The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings. The baths themselves are below a garden with a statue of Eldan and Cymoril. They are discovered by chance by Geralt and Triss when they accidentally fall into them after being ambushed by Scoia'tael in the garden nearby after finding roses of remembrance.
Triss remarks that the baths are far more beautiful than humans could have built. Geralt then has the opportunity to invite her for a romantic dip.
Later that pleasant interlude is unceremoniously interrupted by Vernon Roche.
Associated quests
- The Rose of Remembrance
- At a Crossroads: Scoia'tael
- At a Crossroads: Vernon Roche
- The Assassins of Kings
Journal Entry
- The inhabitants of Flotsam and its surroundings described the nearby elven ruins in less than flattering terms. They mostly limited themselves to "A heap of stones, m'Lord. Don't be goin' there alone, or a nekker will catch ye" and other similar phrases. I learned more when I bought Cedric a drink. Where bindweed and briar entwined splintered marble, buildings of captivating beauty had once stood. Today only the ruins of the baths and elven statues remain, testifying to the past splendor of the place.
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