In the process, this tale of monster slaying and inter-dimensional raiders becomes strangely and poignantly relatable. Through it all, much as in The Witcher 2, Geralt usually plays the role of just another character on this troubled world's stage. These quests deftly navigate moral issues without being heavy-handed or offering obvious solutions. In decaying wayside towns, the witcher Geralt might find impoverished elves struggling in the face of local racism elsewhere, he might help a self-styled baron reunite with his long-estranged daughter. But the true strength of The Witcher 3 is that it populates these memorable landscapes with NPCs doling out humble but memorable quests (by the dozen) that help create one of the most human RPG experiences on the market.
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