Count Reuven’s Treasure is a heist investigation in The Witcher 3 that pulls Geralt deep into Novigrad’s underworld. The crime lord Sigi Reuven turns out to be an old acquaintance, Sigismund Dijkstra, the former Redanian spymaster. Someone has blown a hole in his vault and made off with a fortune, and Dandelion, it seems, was in on it.
How to start Count Reuven’s Treasure
The quest follows Get Junior. After the brawl in the bathhouse, talk to Dijkstra about Dandelion and agree to help him. It is a level 12 quest, worth 650 XP and 90 crowns.
One warning before you start: if you have not done the side quest A Walk on the Waterfront, it becomes unavailable once you reach the witch hunters’ outpost.
The empty vault
Dijkstra shows Geralt his vault, empty apart from a friendly troll called Bart and a big hole into the sewers. The sewers are full of poisonous gas from mould, so Dijkstra hands over an antidote. Follow the clues with your witcher senses, burn the bodies that keep attracting drowners and find a fragment of a silver cylinder. The conclusion: the thieves dropped a bomb down a drain pipe from one of the bathhouse pools, and had a boat waiting at the end of the tunnel.
In the second pool, oil on the water and a silver lid confirm it. The bathhouse logs show who used that pool on the day of the robbery: Margrave Henckel, who has been dead for months.
Henckel’s house and a familiar name
At Henckel’s house, a riddle in a note leads to a wine rack and a hidden room. A letter there reveals that Ciri took part in the heist, helped by the doppler Dudu, and that Dandelion was caught by Caleb Menge. Dijkstra arrives with Triss, and the two are pushed into a plan to get to Menge.
Triss in chains
Triss’s idea is daring: Geralt brings her to the witch hunters’ outpost in fake dimeritium shackles, pretending to sell her out and claiming he has information on Philippa Eilhart. Getting Menge to talk takes careful dialogue. Threaten the guards or defend Triss too early, and it turns into a fight. If all goes well, Menge takes Geralt to the torture room, Triss strikes, and Menge dies. Either way, Triss finds the key to Dijkstra’s treasure and sets the outpost on fire as you escape.
Tips
- A safe dialogue path with Menge: “Wanna talk…”, “Got something to offer…”, “I’ll tell your boss…”, then “Take her”, then “Why not” and onwards, ending with Dandelion.
- Ask Menge about Dijkstra’s treasure if you want to stay on Dijkstra’s good side. If you do not, he refuses to pay you later in Brothers in Arms. Asking about the treasure can also make Menge attack, but you can still learn about Dandelion another way.
- If it comes to a fight, search Menge’s desk for a spy’s letter. It leads to a meeting with the spy in Farcorners at midnight, where Triss interrogates him.
- Golden Oriole protects you from the mould gas in the sewers.
- The conversation with Dijkstra and Triss at Henckel’s house has some romance options with Triss.












