The Witcher 3: How To Make Money Fast

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A witcher's life is far from luxurious, always on the road fighting hellish monsters, and perhaps the occasional tankard of mead if they're lucky and have the coin. Frugal lives to be sure, but the highly adaptable mutants have picked up a few tricks in their travels on how to scrape by.

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Compiled below is a list of adventure tips to establish sound habits for keeping a fat coin purse throughout Geralt's travels and learning how to make money in The Witcher 3.

Updated by Kim Dailey on March 8, 2022: The Witcher 3's popularity isn't fading anytime soon, so we continue to revisit each bit of content to expand upon our wealth of knowledge on the game in order to enrich gameplay for newcomers and returning witchers alike. After adding an entirely new section to help you avoid overspending and identifying frivolous purchases, this time we are just popping in for a quick clean-up to better display the information and clarify a few points.

Witchers will want to use their witcher senses to scope out their surroundings habitually. The many sights, sounds, and smells detected by witcher senses are depicted by red and yellow color coding for quick differentiation.

Enemies often yield valuable bounty, while countless lootables are stored in crates and other parcels around every turn along the path, at camps, and in abundance throughout cities-- just be careful of the guards.

Looting the streets of bustling cities like Oxenfurt and Novigrad during the night can prove highly lucrative and greatly reduces the risk of being spotted by the guards.

Some takeaways may be utilized to sustain Geralt throughout his travels, such as food, alchemy ingredients, and