The Witcher 3 OST - Ladies of the Woods (Extended Version)

Composed by Marcin Przybylowicz, Mikolai Stroinski & Percival.

[dontmindmeimjustdoingmybus]

"Damn you're ugly"
- *Geralt of Rivia*

[db]

"You look different on the carpet..."

[henrythemuthafuckineighth]

When she looks nothing like her tinder profile.

[TurinTuramber]

The Crones were beautifully written. As was the Baron's story. W3 is a true masterpiece.

[natem]

How cool is that, we get not one but THREE Baba Yagas.

[MalcolmMacgregor]

"Zireael is dead. Naught but a frozen corpse in an icy wilderness. And you are afraid. You feel fear..."

"...You *lie.* I *don't feel a thing* anymore."

[NamelessKing]

I just realized there are 3 violins in this arrangement, one for each sister. The main one is Whispess, there's one playing in a slightly lower pitch underneath that: Brewess, and every once in a while there's a high pitched one, Weavess hiding behind them like the scuttling vermin she is.

[LKATHARK]

Weavess : and you are afraid.. You feel fear

Geralt : You lie. I don't feel a thing anymore.

[sheka]

Baron: where are these witches?
Gerald: they are not yet in the house, it is better to get out of here
Baron: what makes you think that?
Geralt: because we are still alive

[danieltobin]

"A word once given we never break..."

[SickPriestMOHer]

I am slavic (polish precisely). My mother used to tell me and read to me all these old scary slavic tales when I was a kid. When I first heard this song while playing witcher I immediately went back in time and remembered all the stories and felt a little shiver. This music fits the "Ladies of the woods" story perfectly. And witcher perfectly depicts slavic mythology just how I imagined it as a kid (or even scarier sometimes). Truly a work of art, masterpiece, game of the century.

[thekontza]

Oh man, that fly-eye crone was especially disturbing. Her head movements and those flies...

[afinoxi]

They were a better antagonist than Wild Hunt tbh

[overdose]

"You wish to die, witcher? Do you wish your suffering to end?"

[Men_dra]

When you enter your mother in law's home

[EldenLord.]

When I first encountered their true forms, I did not really expected it and combined with this music, the atmosphere was very disturbing and all I wanted to do at this point was just kill them. Especially when they told me what they tried to do with Ciri...

[BlackLegion]

"Do you desire us?"




No.

[spacepanda]

- So, CDPR, how many baba yagas do you want to appear in Witcher 3?

- Yes.

[WolfkinNorthclaw]

This whole part of the game was just awesome! Those Crones should of been bigger parts of the game, damn fascinating creatures.

[masterdisaster]

When i finished this quest, i was kind of terrified, because i remembered, that my grandfather once told me a story about a entity called Kornmuhme (Grain Crone), which is said to be living in the fields. It appears as fog or wind or as old ugly lady. She is said to have a taste for children picking Cornflowers. And she cuts of the ears of her victims, a bit like the crones in the witcher. To prevent her from eating humans, my grandfather and his older brothers always strew little parts of the harvested grains over the fields. Really like the witcher 3 for it gives european mythology such a stunnig stage!