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Jonna
Basic Information
Nationality
Physical Information
Hair color	Brown
Eye color	Green
Race	Human
Gender	Female
Personal Information
Profession	Herbalist
Family
Partner(s)	Lothar (lover, formerly)
Appearance(s)
Games	The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

Jonna was the Rannvaig herbalist and sold alchemy ingredients and alchemy manuscript pages.

Quick Answers

What role does Jonna play in the Witcher 3 game?

In the Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, Jonna serves as the herbalist of Rannvaig, trading in alchemy ingredients and manuscript pages. She is instrumental in Geralt's recovery post his initial combat with Azar Javed. Jonna is implicated in a quest concerning a curse on Lothar's son, and post this quest, she is no longer present in the game.

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Why did Jonna curse Lothar's son in Witcher 3?

In Witcher 3, Jonna, a scorned local herbalist, cursed Lothar's son. She demanded Lothar abandon his family and return to her to lift the curse, a move that would disgrace his family and lead them to poverty. Lothar insisted that Geralt, the Witcher, reverse the curse onto Jonna. If Geralt complies, Jonna suffers a painful, premature death due to the curse.

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What kind of items does Jonna sell in the Witcher 3 game?

In the Witcher 3, Jonna, the Rannvaig herbalist, trades in alchemy ingredients and manuscript pages. She also offers items like the Lesser Glyph of Quen and Powdered pearl. Players can avail a 10% discount on her goods by achieving glory in the secondary quest The Lord of Undvik.

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What is the significance of the nithing Jonna planted in Witcher 3?

Jonna, a character in Witcher 3, used a nithing to curse her ex-lover, Lothar, and his son. The curse was life-threatening to the son and could only be lifted if Lothar returned to Jonna, leaving his current family in disgrace and poverty. Lothar agreed to this to save his son.

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Biography

At one point she was in a 10 year relationship with Lothar but for unknown reasons he left her one day and married another woman and the two had a son, Tjalve, together. This, combined with the villagers commenting that she'd been had by Lothar after the two had been together for so long, angered and upset her and in 1272 she planted a nithing outside her former lover's hut, cursing the son to the point he'd die soon if it wasn't lifted.

If Geralt comes along and investigates: Geralt learned Jonna had planted the nithing and went to talk to her to remove it. However, her price was steep: she'd remove it only if Lothar denounced his son and returned to her, which would mean him stripping his wife and child of honor and condemning them to poverty.

If Geralt gets Lothar to agree: Lothar reluctantly returned to Jonna to save his son and Jonna tried to convince him he'd soon forget about Tjalve and she'd bear him healthy sons. However, Lothar told her point blank he agreed to return to her but not to love her.

If Geralt decides to carve her name: Deciding it wasn't worth taking it out on the child, Geralt sided with Lothar and carved Jonna's name in the nithing, turning the curse on her and soon killing her instead.

Associated quest

• The Nithing