The pigs were, in fact, the cursed inhabitants of the village themselves. After all, in this time Velen was gripped by famine and people had long ago eaten all domestic animals.
Geralt quickly realized the pigs were not merely farm animals running amok while their masters were away. After he dealt with the bandits and talked to the fool, Yontek, he set about visiting the village's huts and the pigs who dwelt in them. For who would have thought a routine stop in a village strangely empty save a few bandits arguing with a local dunce would end in such a curious fashion? The witcher surely didn't, though he did have his suspicions. Journal entry During his travels through Velen, Geralt survived many a bizarre adventure, but few more memorable than that which I will now recount. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt - Blood and Wine Review The quest will then complete, earning 50. You can choose to step away, in which case they'll kill him and you'll get 100, or defend him and they'll back off (but no monetary reward). However, they quickly round on Yontek, blaming him for what happened. After reaching Mowshurst, a cutscene triggers and the curse is lifted with everyone back to normal. Despite a count showing you can potentially lose pigs, the nekkers that pop up for this will only go for Geralt. You'll only have to deal with a handful of nekkers that'll pop up around the area, but there's a higher level nekker warrior with them. However, you'll have to deal with enemies before you get there.
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Thankfully it won't make you go the full way, just to the area of Mowshurst before cutting to the temple. Once they're all gathered, it's time to head to the cave. You have to face one of the pigs and use Axii on it while the word "pig" is appearing. You just need to use Axii on one pig in each hut to get them moving, though getting the casting right can be tricky. While he gathers the gold, you need to go around and herd the pigs/villagers. He'll reveal he wasn't cursed because he didn't go with the villagers, and he knows where the gold is. However, back at the village wolves are attacking, so you have to take care of them first, then talk to Yontek. Obviously Igor can't converse much as a pig, so you need to head back to ask Yontek about the cursed gold. Examine this to learn it held gold, then go back to talk to Igor, this time to talk about the gold. Afterwards, head into the last area of the temple to find large statues of pigs and a pedestal between them. Interact with the pig and talk with him to reveal it's Igor and the place is some kind of temple. Further in, you'll find a lone pig and some clothes nearby, most likely belonging to the missing herbalist, Igor. Using Witcher Senses, you'll see lots of foot traffic. Just walk through it into the hidden chamber. Now head to the door and use the key and it'll transform to look like a portal, but it's not. Note: this is also the cave where you find the Diagram: Feline steel sword - enhanced. Dispatch of them, then head in, where you have to kill 4 more bandits.
When you arrive at the cave, 3 bandits will be outside. You may see some ghouls on the way too, but they can be safely avoided. While heading out on the road, it's best to take care of nekkers along the way, especially if you plan to finish this quest without doing anything else. Go back to talk to Yontek and he'll eventually give you a key to a "hog hut" and gives you vague directions, but your map marker will show it's a location between Reardon Manor and Toderas. Head into the nearest hut and use your Witcher Senses to examine a pig to see that Yontek's right, they're magical. Afterwards, talking with Yontek will reveal there are others in the village, taken by "piggy magic". Tell the bandits to back off, which will lead to you having to kill them. If you choose to walk away, there's no other way to start this quest. The bandits have had enough with this guy though and prepare to kill him and a timed reaction shows here. You can accept or politely refuse with no difference, as they will still prepare to cut into it when Yontek runs over and starts crying about them eating Yagoda. Talk to one of the bandits who are so happy to have found a nice meal that they offer you a slice. To start this quest, head to Lurtch where, just southeast of the signpost, are 3 friendly enough bandits roasting a hog, and you may or may not see Yontek blabbering about, depending on how you approached the area.
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