How to Get Inside the Abandoned Mill in The Witcher 3

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Unlocking the Secrets of the Abandoned Mill

Venturing through the war-torn landscapes of Velen in The Witcher 3, you’ll inevitably stumble upon the enigmatic Abandoned Mill. This location, often shrouded in mist and mystery, is more than just another ruin; it’s a gateway to quests, hidden treasures, and dangerous encounters. Many players find themselves circling the structure, unsure of how to breach its defenses. Fear not, for this guide will provide a clear, step-by-path to infiltrate this forsaken place.

Locating the Mill and Initial Reconnaissance

The Abandoned Mill is situated in the southeastern region of Velen, not far from the Crookback Bog. As you approach, you’ll notice the dilapidated structure is typically surrounded by a variety of enemies—from drowners and nekkers to the occasional bandit camp. Your first task is to clear the immediate area. Use your Witcher Senses (LB/L1 or Right Mouse Button) to highlight interactive elements and potential threats.

The Main Entrance: A Deceptive Simplicity

Contrary to many complex dungeons, the primary entry point is often straightforward. The main door, located on the ground floor, is usually the key. However, it’s frequently locked. If you find it barred from the inside, don’t despair. Circle the mill’s perimeter. Look for a cracked wall, a breakable wooden barrier, or a climbable section. Often, a secondary entrance exists on the opposite side or at the rear of the building, accessible by jumping over broken fencing or using Aard to blast a weakened wall.

Alternative Entry Points and Aard Usage

If the direct approach fails, your Signs are your best friends. The Aard sign (RT/R2 or Q) is particularly useful for blasting through weakened wooden walls or doors marked with a distinct crack pattern. Aim your crosshair at the weakened structure and cast Aard. This will often create a new entry point where none seemed to exist. Additionally, check the upper levels. Sometimes, a broken ladder or a climbable ledge on the second floor provides access through a window or hole in the roof.

Navigating the Interior and Potential Loot

Once inside, be prepared for anything. The interior is often dark, filled with debris, and may harbor more enemies or even a nest that needs destroying. Use your Witcher Senses to highlight lootable containers, chests, and important quest items. Valuable diagrams, alchemy formulas, and rare crafting materials are commonly found in such places. Be thorough in your search; check every corner and behind every pile of rubble.

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Completing Your Objective

Whether you’re retrieving a quest item, clearing a monster nest, or simply exploring, the Abandoned Mill holds secrets worth discovering. Stay vigilant, use your tools wisely, and claim your reward.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: The door is locked and I can’t find a breakable wall. What do I do?

A: Ensure you have thoroughly circled the entire structure. Some entrances are well-hidden by foliage. Also, some quests might trigger the mill becoming accessible. Check your journal; you may need to advance a related quest first.

Q2: I’m getting killed by high-level enemies near the mill. Any tips?

A: If you’re under-leveled, consider returning later. Alternatively, use potions like Tawny Owl for better night vision or Golden Oriole for poison resistance against drowners. Kiting enemies with your crossbow from a distance can also help.

Q3: Is there unique loot inside the Abandoned Mill?

A: While loot is randomized to a degree, the mill often contains rare crafting diagrams, gem dust, and sometimes even Witcher gear plans. It’s always worth a thorough search.

Q4: Can I use the mill’s mechanism for anything?

A: Typically, no. The machinery is decorative and part of the environment, setting the scene rather than serving a functional gameplay purpose.