"That white-haired bloke... Gerard? Gerwant?" — The actual name of this subject is conjectural or unknown.

	From words is our existence shaped.
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The runewright was an Ofieri mage-craftsman who, in 1272, set up camp at Upper Mill with his fellow countryman, Dulla kh'Amanni, as they were ordered to station themselves there by their malliq to learn about the Northern Kingdoms as well as spread their own knowledge.

Quick Answers

What is the origin of the Runewright in Witcher 3?

In the Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, the Runewright character hails from the region of Redania. A removed quest involving the Runewright exists in the game files and can be activated through a console command.

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Who is Dulla kh'Amanni in relation to the Runewright?

Dulla kh'Amanni, a merchant from Ofier, journeyed to Oxenfurt's surroundings and established himself at Upper Mill. His travel companion was the Runewright. In keeping with his homeland's traditions, Dulla kh'Amanni shared his knowledge, a respected practice in his culture.

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What was the Runewright's mission in the Northern Kingdoms?

The Runewright, a character in Witcher 3, was given a mission by the king to disseminate their knowledge in the Northern Kingdoms. Their journey was marked by adversity, including a shipwreck before reaching Redania and an ambush by Fallen Knights in the vicinity of Oxenfurt. Yet, the Runewright remained steadfast in their mission.

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Biography

When he and Dulla set sail for the area, their ship was struck by a storm and while the two managed to survive, along with Dulla's horse Babiyetza, unfortunately the runewright's special tools were lost at sea. As his profession was very expensive and they were now in a foreign land, he couldn't come up with the means to re-create his unique tools and thus wasn't able to offer much when they finally set up camp.

If funded to work on his craft: with a generous amount of capital, the runewright was able to set up a work station behind the windmill and offer his services.

Associated quests

• Enchanting: Start-up Costs
• Enchanting: Quality Has Its Price

Notes

• If you have the necessary runes for enchanting, he does it for free (though one must first shell out a lot of money to even acquire different levels of craftsmanship).
• His craftsmanship level is directly tied to that of enchanting levels unlocked - amateur at the first level, journeyman at the second and master when fully unlocked.
• He can also perform all of the services of armorers and blacksmiths, including crafting armor and weapons, not just upgrades. However, he does so at higher prices.

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