Objectives This quest has no journal objectives. Journal entry This quest has no journal entry. When this happens, you won't be able to attack as they'll be treated as "friendly".
Say it's none of your business and walk away, and they'll attack each other until one group is left alive. All 7 will then try to attack you and you get 10 after killing them. 
Insult them by saying you see several monsters (meaning them). You can approach them and they'll tell you to go away. Apparently they both had a hand in killing off the remaining residents but want all the loot for their own group. In this case, the lone survivor will be hostile.Īt the village of Toderas you'll overhear two groups arguing over who gets to loot the bodies. Note: if you ignore this group and pass through, after some time has passed you can return to find them all dead except one. Killing off the necrophages will gain you 10 and the peasants will be friendly towards you. However, if you approach with your weapons sheathed, they'll engage in an initially gruff manner no matter how you answer until four alghouls appear and they'll suddenly need your help. Approaching with your weapons out will make them hostile when you get close enough. This group can be found at Codgers' Quarry. Turn left from the corpse and look in the distance, you’ll see a huge pile of corpses. Get the Letter and the key from the corpse, then head in the direction of the arrow. Search for a corpse beneath a wooden lookout post. You can interact with them and ask them what they're doing, which will engage a fight, if you do so, killing the looters will gain you 10 . Sail west from the Border Post and land on the eastern shore of the nearest island. Expect five infantry, and three horsemen. There is really no need to spend your cash to accelerate this problem.Woodland Gang: The wooded path east of Heatherton, and northeast of the Wolven Glade. You'll quickly wish they'd included a way to filter out "grey" level or non-Witcher diagrams. You will quickly find the crafting interface crowded with useless extra & obsolete diagrams just due to your routine looting. By this time you are very likely to have already looted a level appropriate diagram or weapon. On the right is a secret basement covered with a few loose boards that you can drop into. 
Very late in the game you might outgrow your "master" level Witcher swords. Using your Witcher Senses, head past the old mill and into the large abandoned hut. As such, I purchase on an as-needed basis the diagrams that allow me to combine these lower quality rune stones into their higher quality counterparts because these are diagrams I expect to re-use. You will also be acquiring many low quality rune stones as loot. You should find witcher gear more than up to the task. On my 1st play-through I wasted a fair amount of my carrying capacity lugging around a spare armor set just for fighting humanoids.
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The free armor provided by the master armorer after you activate her is an excellent example of this, and won't require a diagram from you. One of the main exceptions to this rule is that some non-witcher armor can be found with slightly higher resistances to the slashing/piercing/bludgeoning damage you will receive when facing humanoids. So be diligent in purchasing "maps" that lead you on quests to acquire those plans. Also be aware that, for those few times you need it ( cough Extreme Cosplay cough), Cat school body armor & boots and Griffin school gloves & pants give unmatched resistance to Elemental damage.
Witcher armor will have the best resistance to "monster" damage in the game by quite a bit. As a general rule, the best craft-able gear at any given level will be the green-quality Witcher gear.
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