To make matters worse, their cellars have a bit of a monster problem. These rivals also hate each other, and they’re actually at war when Geralt arrives, sending thugs to attack the competition. Wine is the heart of Toussaint – the creation of brands like Est-Est and Erveluce are famous throughout The Witcher’s world.Įach of the clans has a coat-of-arms, a deep history and even their own colours. The vineyard owners are proud clans with a rich heritage in wine creation passed down through centuries. One of Toussaint’s defining characteristics is the vineyards which pepper its landscape. They just travel Toussaint slaying monsters and keeping the populace safe, a bit like a witcher, but probably not as tough and with fewer swords. These lands house no army, and the region is kept safe instead by roaming bands of knights errant, sworn to protect the duchy. While the regions of the main game were gripped by war, Toussaint looks rather pleasant at first glance – all rolling hills, sun and colour – but there’s a darkness bubbling beneath the surface.
Toussaint is “a land unlike anything you’ve seen in Wild Hunt or Hearts of Stone”, say CD Projekt Red. We will update once that’s clarified.ĭepending on your platform it will range from 10 to 15 GB. It isn’t clear whether this is the size of the expansion or if this is just an accompanying update. The new region “rivals the size of those found in the base game,” according to Michal Platkow-Gilewski, CD Projekt Red marketing lead in an interview with Gamespot.īefore the release of Blood and Wine it might be a good idea to clear some space on your hard drive, as there will be an 10-15GB update to download, revealed CD Projekt Red community manager Marcin Momot on Twitter. How big? At least as big as Novigrad, Skellige or Velen.
We’re not complaining.Īpparently the actual landmass of Toussaint will be big too. It was originally planned as a 20-hour experience, but the developer got a bit carried away. According to CD Projekt Red, the expansion provides over 30 hours of content.
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