Dun Tynne Castle
| Dun Tynne Castle | |
|---|---|
| Type | Castle |
| Region | Toussaint |
| Map | Map location |
Dun Tynne Castle is a castle in Toussaint, northeast of The Cockatrice Inn. It is the seat of Roderick, the old knight who rules Dun Tynne. The castle is a fast travel signpost. In the main quest Capture the Castle, Geralt storms Dun Tynne with the ducal guard.
Dun Tynne Castle Map Location
Dun Tynne Castle map location:
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History
In the main quest The Man from Cintra, a thief from Cintra dies while fleeing with a stolen jewel. He leaves behind a clue that points to Dun Tynne Castle. Duchess Anna Henrietta comes to suspect that her sister Syanna is there. She orders Captain Damien de la Tour and the ducal guard to help Geralt take the castle.
Inside the walls, Geralt defeats Roderick and his men. Syanna had talked the old knight into opening his castle to a gang of bandits. Roderick knew Syanna well, yet he had heard nothing of her kidnapping. Geralt can then choose to help the wounded knight.
Two unexpected allies join the assault: the higher vampires Regis and Dettlaff. Together they cut through the castle's defenders and reach the keep. There Syanna waits. She is also Rhena, the missing woman Dettlaff loves. Dettlaff learns that she sent him the names of his victims. He orders her to meet him at Tesham Mutna in three days.
Nearby
Merchants, craftsmen, treasures, monster nests and other map markers that lie closer to Dun Tynne Castle than to any other location.
| Kind | Name |
|---|---|
| Guarded Treasure | Guarded Treasure |
| Monster Nest | Monster Nest |
| Monster Nest | Monster Nest |
Quests
Quests, contracts and treasure hunts that start at or near Dun Tynne Castle.
| Quest | Type |
|---|---|
| Hidden Treasure - Applied Escapology | Treasure Hunt |
Notes
- Helping Roderick counts as the Proof of Compassion in the quest There Can Be Only One.
- Capture the Castle starts with a briefing at Count de la Croix's Mill after midnight.
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