Perhaps itвЂ™s the fact that scary as they might be, most monsters are physical apparitions. IвЂ™ll be honest with you, wraith boss fights are not usually my favorites (I just, I hate Yrden so much, I really do) but they tend to be beautifully constructed, both in the build-up and the fight itself.

Wham-a-Wham is a very lovable and endearing character.

The story is crafted in such a way that you never feel like thereвЂ™s an absolute вЂњrightвЂќ or вЂњwrongвЂќ answer.

The contract makes you an arbiter, and it demands that you weight-in a variety of different points of view before making a decision.

The contract, like many others, can be resolved in a variety of ways, showing that a WitcherвЂ™s job might not be so simple after all. However, Wham-a-Wham is a fully sentient being and he hasnвЂ™t hurt anyone out of malice. With that out of the way some of the greatest Witcher contracts are the ones where the solution isnвЂ™t so cut-and-dry, and Missing Miners is a perfect example.ДЄs a Witcher, your job is to hunt monsters, and a troll that has been killing miners should be an easy target.

The contract is intriguing-yet-creepy, making you unsure about whether you want to continue or run away.Д«efore I go any further, let me give a massive shout-out to Youtuber xLetalis, his videos are comprehensive to the point of obsession, and his channel is a must if youвЂ™re a fan of The Witcher 3.

And the perfect contract to let the player know what to expect.

A great introduction into the role of a Witcher.

The combat itself demands some familiarity with the gameвЂ™s mechanics at an early stage, and the investigation leading up to it has a tense and intriguing atmosphere. That being said, the continent is still a scary place, and none of the fights will feel like they have any weight unless they are, to some measure, either tough or scary.Дevil by the Well is both.

TW3 is far from a horror game, and you are not a clearly-out-of-his-element nobody like James Sunderland, you are a trained and genetically enhanced warrior. Contracts might not (usually) be as heavy-handed as the main and secondary quests, but theyвЂ™re still at their best when they have an interesting and engaging story.

So, what makes a great contract? First, it needs an emotional core. Devil by the Well is the very first contract available in the game, showing that the developers at CD Projekt Red themselves thought that this was the perfect way to introduce players to in-game contracts. IвЂ™m not the only one who thinks that either. Devil by the Well.Дevil by the Well is in this spot only because it perfectly exemplifies everything great about a great contract, and thus, it serves as an amazing primer on what contracts can be. HereвЂ™s a list of the top 10 best monster contracts in TW3, spoilers ahead. That, and Geralt and I are the same person, thatвЂ™s also the point. Right, the job! The point is that for all of the complex emotional storylines and tough choices that TW3 put us through, it was great to just do the job from time to time. I mean sure, what he does is a little more dangerous, and he is actually good at it, and women tend to find him attractive, andвЂ¦ ThatвЂ™s one of the main reasons I relate to Geralt so profoundly, weвЂ™re both just a couple of guys trying to make ends meet. Geralt didnвЂ™t track down monsters to save the world or to achieve greatness, he did it for the same reason most of us do things: a gigвЂ™s a gig. Not only was he a named character in a sea of nameless customizable heroes. Geralt of Rivia was different from your average RPG protagonist.

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