Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales ► HOW TO GET ALL 20 ENDINGS

Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales, A guide about how to get all 20 endings and epilogues (variations). The Fates of Meve, Villem, Reynard, Gascon and more.

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From the creators of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt comes a brand new tale set in the brutal and twisted universe of witcher Geralt of Rivia. The world stands on the verge of chaos, as the tensions between the power-hungry Nilfgaardian Empire and proud Northern Realms grow. Facing an imminent invasion, Meve — war-veteran Queen of Lyria and Rivia — is forced to once again enter the warpath, and set out on a dark journey of destruction and revenge.

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[xLetalis]

This video was a pleasure to make... as was playing through the game :) Thanks CDPR.









And thank you guys for watching!

[skinflaver]

I played on hard mode my first play through. For the best experience, I was never more invested. I shed tears at times and angered at others making bad choices based on emotions, which I told myself I wouldn't do.

[buffwarriors]

just skip those groupe of dwarves with baskets in hands to keep both isabel and reyla

[mexamrc]

I'm just annoyed the faithful dog did not appear in any of the cut scenes 😔

[BladeBloodreaver]

Missing Arnjolf and Isbel. I got Arnjolf by letting the first time you encounter Skellige troops to let them leave, later on, in the marshes, you find another raiding party (with Arnjolf) and they want to join you because of what you did (and because they think you will lead them to a glorious death in battle). In the end though, they just leave to fight another day.
Isbel the healer you get from a sidequest. Later on she turns into Isbel the destroyer. She left because I attacked and killed most nilfgaardians and she didnt like that at some point and just instantly left.

[nguyentran]

I got my Gascon killed, it was sad but seems like a fitting ending for him, cause Meve honor his house. Villem become trustworthy. Rayla leaves at Mahakam sadly, good card too, but i'm okay having Isbel: Destroyer for 100+ damage at round 3. Non-human happy, even got Gabor + +. Nilfgaard scares of me even when i let them go a few times lol

[Superblbby]

I got the ending where Meve and Reynard are friends with benefits (that’s my headcanon)

Also: I lost Eyck when I spared keltillus and then I restarted Mahakam and kept Eyck. No regrets

[filo]

I was mostly fair as i could during the war, I just decided I didn't want to romance reynard since I likes his relationship with Meve as somewhat "professional" and i got the ·bad" meve ending... reminds me of Witcher 3 where i decided not to romance neither triss nor yenn and the game was completely unprepared for the choice...

[enbefyuk]

I killed the general who massacred the village instead of ransomed him, murdered the envoy in Mahakam and fought the detachment in Angren, and I still got to be "the tenacious one".

[dspellcaster]

20 endings and each actually has consequences so to speak. I wish it were on Switch. Definitely getting it for my console though.

[Xertaron.]

8:00 actually i got this ending on my first playtrough even though Reynard survived. I just didn't considering talking to anyone again since i was kinda down after almost everyone left aside from Gabor and Arnjolf. I also found it hilarious that of all people Arnjolf was the one to stick with me to the end. The last person i would expect to do so.

[drvofoka]

Excellent video, explained exactly what I wanted and what it says in the title. Nice job.

[beppegoodoldrebel]

I dont think Reynard not mentioned in the end it's a bug, it's just ... Meve hold him in the "FRIEND ZONE" by not starting a romance.

[lil_charao]

So happy I accepted Villem's terms of surrender after seeing the other endings. He really deserved the good ending imo. The fact that he rights his wrongs and sacrifices himself to help take back Rivia Castle even after being denied is testament to him truly feeling remorse for his betrayal. His bad ending is almost as sad as Gascon dying and being buried in the Brossard's mausoleum.

[bechararammouz]

best thronebreaker endings video on whole youtube
keep up the great work

[greenwolf]

You forgot isbel, she joins the meve's court if you make the correct choice. Also there is a final talk with Arnjolf the skellige warrior that you missed.

[guiltyspification]

Well... in my first playthrough (that I just finished) I:
-Did not get Sir Eyck recruited. When he said "I'd rather not join an army" I went with the "Well, I wouldn't want to force you" dialogue option, expecting to be able to sway him by assissting with his monster hunt quest. However it turns out that was the last I saw of him...
-Black Rayla left me upon reaching Mahakam. Fine with that, shame for the card though, it was very useful.
-Missed Barnabas. Reason: at the time was paying a lot of attention to not anger the Elder-in-Chief by interfering with Dwarven law. So when I saw Dwarves gettiing the barrell ready I thought "Uuuh, if I obstruct their laws here, it could cost me Dwarven support. Better stay out of it." Wasn't even aware for a few hours that I had missed out on a companion.
-Told the truth about the Zigrin's crimes. Was VERY shocked when that cost Gabor his head (since all the other Zigrins "just" get exiled).
-Was quite sad Xavier turned out to be a traitor.
-Very happy to see Villem turn into a likable character towards the end.
-Gascon died a hero. A fitting end to his tale.
-Meve ruling with Reynard at her side is a fitting ending for them both.

I only wonder: the game mentions Meve ruling for many years after the game. But the Third Northern War starts only some years after this war. And in that conlict Lyria and Rivia fall quickly, so what happens to Meve in the end?

[maly_dinosaurik]

I cheated a bit in my first playthrough and read a few things ahead, but even without it I had no problems keeping Sir Eyck as I was going for the rigtheous Meve trope. On the other hand, Rayla left me because I was too soft on the elves and i don't regret it at all (didn't like her tbh). As much as I loved Gascon, I think the best ending for Meve and for the whole kingdom is to let Villem and Reynard live and rule with Meve. The epilogue scene where Gascon is buried in his family tomb with honors and the sad music plays gets me to tears every time nonetheless 💔
All and all I so very much love the Thronebreaker for it's grey morale (and the visuals, and the music, and the writing, everything) - it shows that in Witcher world at times of war there is no good decision, only lesser or greater evil and you can't save all. You have to choose and you can't go back beacause of the merciless autosave (I despised it firstly, but it fits the story - you have to live with your decisions). Another masterpiece from CDPR in my eyes

[rhythmray]

1 thing. could be wrong.
you can keep rayla just by avoiding the mission of searching the scoitael dwarves, keeping the whole company.

[peskieiv]

Very late to the party but I enjoyed everything about this game, beside maybe not being able to have more deck slots at once (even though I only switched it three times, first when you basically have to, then for the leech monster and for the very last fight).
As for the various endings, I managed to keep both Gascon and Reynard alive, Villem died as a hero (which to me perfectly befits its narrative, it was what it took him to "atone for his sins"), created a better society for non-humans and really liked how Meve ended up the tenacious battle-hardened yet rightful queen, after all the emotional and physical scars war (or even better guerrilla) had left on her I definitely liked her being a bit more harsh, it just felt better than a way more standard happy ending