He also was going to save money to send to his father and mother to help support them. He was engaged to a woman named Yolanda and was to send for her to get married once he got to the city. From that letter, you learn that one of the dead refugees was a scribe on his way to Novigrad to look for a better future. It might be for just for flavor, to give a name and story to the refugees which John Verdun killed and instill some guilt in you for freeing John Verdun who obviously is an evil person. The Letter from Toben you find does not seem to start any new quest.Later though, he shows up at a camp north of the Pontar He will walk up the road either to Mulbrydale or to the Inn at the Crossroads, and hangs out there for a while. After you untie John Verdun, you can follow him.Since you are outnumbered, you will most likely die if you are low level. If you do not accept John Verdun's reward, him and his bandits attack you.In addition to the Drowners in the initial area, there may also be Wolves.This quest does not appear in your journal.For a minute there, was almost sure you'd leave me to die. John Verdun: All right, mighta be other factors involved! But is that any reason to leave me to a certain death? Geralt: Find it hard to believe the folks from the camp left you here just 'cause you're a deserter. Soon as they learned I'd abandoned Temeria in her hour of need, they beat me down, tied me up like a turkey, left me to the Drowners. Fuckin' burstin' with patriotism, they were. I scarpered off into the woods just 'fore that happened. John Verdun: Me army don't exist no more. Geralt: When the come, I'll tend to them.
John Verdun: Unbind me! 'Fore the next ones come! If you do not accept his reward, you don't get the crowns but you can loot him and his bandits. You get XP and 50 crowns when you talk to John Verdun at the camp and accept his reward, after having freed him previously. Use your Witcher Senses to locate the Letter from Toben near one of the structures in the camp. if you do not accept, you fight him and the Bandits. If you accept the reward, the quest ends. If you untie him, he later shows up at a camp north of the Pontar River, NW of the Border Post. When you come back to the area after a day or so have passed, you will find his corpse at the location where you talked to him. If you do not untie him, the Drowners will later kill him. The villagers did this to him when they found out he was a deserter. John Verdun has been tied up near the river and left to die by the Drowners. Kill the Drowners in the immediate area first if you are unable to speak to him. Locate John Verdun near the river, between Inn at the Crossroads and Mulbrydale. You may have to clear the Drowners in the immediate area before you are able to speak to him.
#WITCHER JOHN VERDUN SERIES#
The books in the series have been translated into more than two dozen languages.Find and talk to John Verdun near the riverbank, between Inn at the Crossroads and Mulbrydale. That was the beginning of a series of crime thrillers featuring retired NYPD homicide detective, Dave Gurney. Its subsequent success in the marketplace, as well as with critics, persuaded him to write a second novel, Shut Your Eyes Tight, featuring the same central characters. Two years later he completed Think of a Number. His wife, Naomi, inspired him to write his own mystery novel. He also became a fan of classic detective stories, in all their varieties from Arthur Conan Doyle to Ross Macdonald to Reginald Hill. In his first pursuit after leaving the city he designed and built Shaker-style furniture-a career he pursued for the next ten years. After his retirement from advertising, he and his wife decided to leave the city and move to a rural area in the western foothills of the Catskill Mountains. His initial career was in the advertising industry in New York City, where he worked on the creative sides of several large agencies. Verdon is a graduate of Regis High School in New York City and Fordham University. In 2010, Crown/Random House published his first mystery thriller, Think of a Number, the debut novel in the Dave Gurney detective series.
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