Where to find Emerald Dust in White Orchard?
In White Orchard I got a quest for the Viper School swords.
I finished it and I got 2 diagrams for crafting 2 swords, a Silver one and a Steel one.
I went to the Nilfgaardian Encampment and spoke to the quartermaster and he could make them but I don't have any Emerald Dust.
I would love to use the swords in White Orchard because they seem really strong.
Is there any way of getting Emerald Dust in White Orchard?
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I just found 2 of them in random loot in White Orchard. Fast travel to Ford, follow the road south from there until you get to a bridge over the river. Under the bridge are lootable packages.
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Do wraiths drop emerald dust?
You can easily get Emerald Dust from killing Wraiths.What is emerald dust used for?
Used to craft gear and items. Emerald dust is a crafting component in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. It can be dropped by some monsters or obtained by dismantling emeralds or jewelry like silver emerald rings.Can you avoid the brawl in White Orchard?
Can You Avoid the Fight in the White Orchard Inn? Unfortunately, it is not possible to avoid the fight. There will be unavoidable fights, where Geralt will have to solve a problem with his steel blade.Can you revisit White Orchard?
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt begins in White Orchard. You can come back here later in the game if you like, but there are some quests you will fail if you don't get them done during the game's prologue.Witcher 3: Viper Witcher Swords \u0026 Emerald Dust (White Orchard)
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It's the Devil by the Well wraith, the Place of Power wraith, the Cemetery/Crypt wraith are one and the same as Gallus stated. The Cemetery/Crypt wraith has never dropped anything for me on 3 playthroughs now.
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