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I was about to type in 3 myself when I saw it was already done...but for practically the same reason: followed your link and saw they had to fight 3 people
I was about to type in 3 myself when I saw it was already done...but for practically the same reason: followed your link and saw they had to fight 3 people
Oof, I shouldn't have tried to be sneaky and gone with his whole name. 
Yes, this is from one of the short stories in the early novels, wherein Geralt meets a character named "Three Jackdaws." In this story, there is a very obscure prophecy about a princess, stating that whoever marries her has to slay a dragon. (It was dug up to prevent a certain character from marrying her!)
Yes, this is from one of the short stories in the early novels, wherein Geralt meets a character named "Three Jackdaws." In this story, there is a very obscure prophecy about a princess, stating that whoever marries her has to slay a dragon. (It was dug up to prevent a certain character from marrying her!)
Hahah, nice work, everyone!
Yes, that too! 
Good job everyone!
Good job everyone!
Kim wrote:
Heimdall's explanation for this riddle was: "From a character named "Three Jackdaws," but with one extra level of sneakiness" 
That definitely sounds like Heimdall
Wow, good job everyone.
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