Witcher 3 Players Stunned by Hidden Loot Discovery

Just when players thought they had uncovered every secret in The Witcher 3, a surprising discovery has emerged: hidden loot concealed in trees. As Geralt of Rivia traverses the expansive and visually captivating world of The Witcher 3, which includes enchanting locations like Honeyfill Meadworks, Kaer Morhen, and the island of Undvik, players have recently stumbled upon a unique source of treasure.

Despite the anticipation for The Witcher 4, which is slated for a 2025 release and remains in development, CD Projekt Red’s dedication to expanding their fantasy universe continues to captivate fans. Amidst exploring this vast world, players are finding new secrets that add to the excitement.

On Reddit, user antnkrlz made an intriguing find: gold coins hidden within fallen trees. While not every tree stump reveals this loot, and it’s not detectable by Geralt's witcher senses, coins—known as Orens—can often be discovered in both large and small fallen trees. This newfound source of money provides a welcome boost for players who find themselves short on funds while trying to acquire top-tier items.

Unexpected Loot Surprises Players

The discovery has left the Witcher 3 community buzzing. Comments on the Reddit thread reveal astonished players, with one exclaiming, "Ex-fricking-scuse me?!? Oh, I am checking every fallen tree I see now!" Another user, who has played the game multiple times, admitted they had never noticed the tree loot before. Additionally, players have discovered that loot can also be found in haystacks, especially in the picturesque Toussaint region.

This new revelation adds yet another layer of exploration and discovery to The Witcher 3, encouraging players to delve deeper into the game’s rich and immersive world.