One of the most compelling characters throughout The Witcher 3's lengthy story is Phillip Strenger, better known as The Bloody Baron. Geralt meets this less-than-savory character when the witcher is directed to Crow's Perch in Velen during his initial search for Ciri.

Despite being a morally questionable individual, it's hard not to get wrapped up in The Baron's arc and the fractious relationship he shares with his now-absent wife and daughter. Geralt helps The Baron track down his estranged family members in the "Family Matters" quest. However, completing this singular quest won't bring about an end to the family's tragic story.

To see the tale through to completion, you must also complete the "Return to Crookback Bog" quest, and keep in mind that the choices you make earlier in the game affect The Baron during the quest.

Updated October 31, by Kaitlyn Peterson: This guide has been updated and reformatted for clarity, so you can find all the information you need as quickly and as easily as possible, even if none of the options are that great.

Following 'The Nilfgaardian Connection', 'The Bloody Baron' takes Geralt's actions therein closely into account. You'll start at Crow's Perch, after all, and the folk here will be more than a bit shy if you elected to slay the Baron's men in that prior engagement.

If you stayed your hand, this deceptively critical main quest is practically over before it begins , its later ramifications nearly entirely obscured at the moment.

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