How To Start Keira Metz’s Quests And Determine Her Ending
Keira Metz is one of the most memorable supporting characters in The Witcher 3, despite having little impact on the main storyline. She appears mainly in side quests, and players can shape her destiny through dialogue choices.
The Best Choice For Keira Metz
Keira Goes To Radovid (Bad Ending)
If you let Keira go to Radovid, you simply exit the conversation quickly, avoid mentioning Kaer Morhen, demand the notes, or refuse to let her go. Dialogue options such as “What’s with the notes?”, “Radovid never forgets.”, or “Do what you want.” will allow her to proceed. Although Geralt is displeased, she is later impaled by the cruel king, leading to the tragic secondary quest “A Final Kindness,” where you and Triss retrieve her body for a proper burial.
Geralt Stops Keira (Neutral Ending)
Geralt is upset about her secret plan, and you can stop her by force. Choosing lines like “You used me.”, “I don’t like two‑faced serpents.”, or “Gimmie the notes.” forces an abrupt end and a fight to the death. After defeating her, Geralt burns the notes, giving you a boss battle and a cleaner death than execution.
Keira Stays At Kaer Morhen (Good Ending)
The happiest outcome requires convincing Keira to stay at Kaer Morhen. Select the options “What’s with the notes?”, “Radovid never forgets.”, “It’s suicide.”, and crucially “Go to Kaer Morhen.” If you make this choice, she joins the Battle of Kaer Morhen, ensuring Lambert’s survival and causing the two to fall in love before riding off together, providing a strong, positive ending for the sorceress.
