Temple Cemetery

The Temple Cemetery surrounds the temple of the Prophet Lebioda in the southeastern part of Hauteville, near the Lassommoir district of Beauclair. It is the burial ground of choice for the city’s wealthiest families, and the ducal crypt lies here as well.

Below the graves runs an extensive network of catacombs. Besides the family crypts, they hold the chamber where members of Beauclair’s Gwent society are laid to rest, and when Geralt arrives they are also home to mysterious nightly noises and a band of grave-robbing thugs.

In The Witcher 3

The noises are the subject of Till Death Do You Part. Charles Lanzano wants the racket stopped, and Geralt traces it to the de Corentin crypt, where the ghosts of Louis and Margot de Corentin cannot stand each other even in death. The fix is to separate them by moving one urn: Louis’s to the Gwent Friendship Society’s chamber in the same catacombs, or Margot’s to Orlémurs Cemetery. Each choice brings a different reward, rare Gwent cards from Margot or a sword from Louis.

The grave robbers in the catacombs are linked to The Last Exploits of Selina’s Gang: a letter on their leader’s body is one of the ways to start that treasure hunt.

Good to know

• Beauclair has two other cemeteries nearby: Orlémurs for the poor and Mère-Lachaiselongue Cemetery.
• Find it on the Toussaint interactive map.