Phantom of Eldberg Contract - Can you access the Lighthouse afterwards?
The Witcher Contract, Phantom of Eldberg, has 2 possible outcomes:
- One where you talk to Mikkjal directly after examining the signs on the outside of the lighthouse
- One where you continue investigating the lighthouse, and discover "dark secrets" (and then talk to Mikkjal)
Is there a way to get in the lighthouse after the quest was finished, if you didn't continue investigating?
Best Answer
You should be able to just go into the lighthouse after the quest is completed. However, I suspect you won't be able to do anything with the letters, as they were a quest item.
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How do I get to Eldberg lighthouse?
Base. Lighthouse key is a quest item and key in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. After starting Contract: The Phantom of Eldberg and talking with Mikkjal, he'll give this to you to open the lighthouse.Where is Eldberg Lighthouse Key?
After talking to Jorund, head to the designated map marker to investigate the lighthouse. Once arriving, you'll be dealing with mulitple wraiths. You will eventually come across the lone surviving lighthouse keeper, Mikkjal. After talking to Mikkjal he will give you a lighthouse key.What happened at the Eldberg lighthouse?
The ghost haunted the nearby islet of Eldberg, a barren rock of no interest to anyone save for the lighthouse erected upon it. This lighthouse's light had gone out simultaneously with the phantom's appearance. This meant it had become nigh unto impossible to safely navigate a ship into Arinbjorn harbor after dark.Can I save Jorund?
His death is scripted at the end of Contract: The Phantom of Eldberg if one hasn't completed King's Gambit yet. However, if King's Gambit is completed before the contract, the fight will never happen and thus he lives.The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt [#224] - Contract: The Phantom of Eldberg || Walkthrough
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