Orlémurs Cemetery

Orlémurs Cemetery is the second cemetery of Hauteville, lying just south of Beauclair‘s walls, outside the city proper and close to Lebioda’s Gate. The wealthy are buried in the Temple Cemetery; Orlémurs is reserved for the city’s poorer residents. It has its own fast travel signpost.

In The Witcher 3

The most important visit comes in Turn and Face the Strange, the Blood and Wine quest that unlocks mutations. A letter from Yennefer, or from Triss if Geralt romanced her, sends him to the grave of Professor Moreau, just west of the signpost. The grave has been robbed. The robber’s footprints end abruptly, and only an old map of Toussaint points Geralt on to the flooded Valley of the Nine and Moreau’s hidden laboratory.

Two more quests pass through. In Till Death Do You Part, one way to separate the quarrelling ghosts of the de Corentin couple is to move Margot’s urn here, to Michel’ine Belrose’s grave. The cemetery is also one of the stops in the treasure hunt The Last Exploits of Selina’s Gang.

Good to know

• Read the gravestones. A few are developer jokes: one praises Jean-Luc Picard as a great commander and an even greater man, one belongs to a Mathieu Thomas who died playing cards (Mathieu Thomas was the game’s lead quest designer), and another nods to Conan O’Brien’s playthrough of the game.
• Find it on the Toussaint interactive map.