Why Anna Henrietta Should Have Been Romanceable in The Witcher 3
Here’s a look at why Anna Henrietta should have been romanceable in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. Anna Henrietta is one of the small characters in the game, who makes a huge impact. Some players have asked why Anna Henrietta is not romanced in the game.
Interactions with Key Characters
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How Does Geralt Know the Duchess of Toussaint? After the events of The Beast of Toussaint, Geralt can find the duchess in the northwestern corner of the central courtyard of Beauclair Palace where they can chat.
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Does Marlene Stay at Corvo Bianco? Choosing the former, Geralt will reassure her that everything will work out in the end. Marlene will then leave Corvo Bianco, thus ending the quest.
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Does Yennefer Show Up in Blood and Wine? If you romanced with Triss in the basic game, then Triss will come to Corvo Bianco. If you romanced with Yennefer in the basic game, then Yennefer will come to Corvo Bianco.
Activities to Do After Blood and Wine
- What Can You Do After Blood and Wine?
- Fully Romance Triss Marigold and/or Yennefer of Vengerberg.
- Collect All the Gwent Cards.
- Complete DLCs and/or Expansion Packs.
- Complete Monster Contracts.
- Go on Treasure Hunts.
- Watch The Witcher on Netflix.
Choices for Reconciliation
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Do I Tell the Duchess About Syanna? When the duchess asks your opinion, tell her Syanna’s clearly guilty. When Syanna lays out her defense, tell her You were children then, both. This will trigger the happy ending.
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How Do You Reconcile Anna and Syanna? At the award ceremony, speak with the Duchess Anna about her sister and select this option: “Got bad news – Syanna was out to kill you.” Speak with Syanna and select these dialogue options: “Cause she turned her back on you, forgot about you.” “Might ask her that.” “Ever thought to forgive her?”