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How to start the quest
There are two ways in, according to the Witcher Wiki walkthrough:
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- Read the Toussaint notice-board posting or pamphlet about the tournament. GameBanshee names it “The Great Beauclair Gwent Tournament.” GameBanshee also says winning a Skellige card in Toussaint can trigger the quest.
- Talk directly to the tournament host at the Pheasantry.
Monnier only allows the Skellige deck. If you agree to take part, he gives you a basic deck. He also starts “Gwent: Never Fear, Skellige’s Here” if that quest isn’t already active. That quest is where you collect the additional Skellige cards. Once you hold enough, the quest updates and the tournament opens.
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Challenge the Tourney Grounds innkeep first. The Witcher Wiki warns that the Pheasantry becomes inaccessible once your deck qualifies. After that you can’t play her, and you can’t win Draig Bon-Dhu from her, until the tournament is finished. The wiki also recommends completing “Never Fear, Skellige’s Here” first, so you know the deck has every card it needs.
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Building the Skellige deck
The wiki describes Skellige as flexible but dependent on luck. Its main features:
- Muster and Tight Bond mechanics, plus Mardroeme cards.
- Fewer medics and spies than some rival factions.
- A faction ability that returns two random cards for the third round, so plan around it.
The suggested approach is to prioritise Cerys. Her Muster ability pulls out the Shield Maidens, and their Tight Bond raises their combined strength. Decoys let you reuse an opponent’s spy or a strong card such as Birna Bran. They also give you flexibility between rounds. This is the wiki’s recommended build, not a guaranteed win, and it comes from a guide rather than from the developer.
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When the deck qualifies, return to Monnier and show it to the guard at the Pheasantry. The matches, in order:
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| Opponent | Deck |
|---|---|
| Hamal ogn Dangbahli | Monsters |
| Ambassador von Hinn | Nilfgaard |
| Count Martin Monnier | Skellige |
| Yaki Rafiberg | Scoia’tael |
The dwarf protest
After the ambassador match, dwarves protest and a fistfight breaks out against three of them. Invoke Zoltan Chivay. Their leader, Yaki, then steps in and becomes your final opponent.
Hamal’s optional wager
Hamal offers a side bet involving Geralt’s silver sword. GameBanshee says winning it gives 100 XP and a leveled Blave steel sword. According to the Witcher Wiki, if you lose, Monnier buys the silver sword back, so the sword is recoverable.
Rewards
| Result (Witcher Wiki) | XP | Crowns | Other |
|---|---|---|---|
| Win every match | 250 | 1,000 | Victor’s Cup |
| Lose only to the dwarf | 150 | 500 | not stated |
| Lose another match | 50 | 100 | not stated |
GameBanshee independently lists the same all-win reward. It adds that a tournament win counts as the Wisdom virtue for the quest “There Can Be Only One.”
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