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This article concerns a location that appears only in The Witcher computer game. Its contents might therefore contradict information from Andrzej Sapkowski's books and other adaptations. |
There are several altars to Melitele in the game, but only two that are usable:
- One can be found in St. Lebioda's Hospital, in the Temple Quarter.
- The other Shrine of Melitele is located in the Swamp.
In St. Lebioda's Hospital, there is a novice nun praying by the altar, who can tell you about Melitele. She will also tell you about sacrifices to the goddess.
Sacrifices
Acceptable sacrifices: fruits, plants, flowers or food on the altars, specifically, only sacrifices of fresh fruit like grapes, blueberries, raspberries, dried fruit like the dried fruit and nuts or plain dried fruit and herbal flowers, like beggartick are worthy. Surprisingly (perhaps only to me!) meat of any kind is also an acceptable sacrifice, so any food item seems to work.
Unacceptable sacrifices: "regular" flowers like tulips, orchids, roses, etc. ... are not acceptable.
The first sacrifice will give you three of the Sephirot: Ghe'vrath, 'Oth, Veen'ah. You will need these for the A Mysterious Tower and Monoliths tower quests. After this, every subsequent sacrifice will give you Mistletoe, an alchemical ingredient.
Associated quests
- A Mysterious Tower, as one of the possible places to receive three sephirot.
- A Pilgrimage
- Monoliths, as one of the possible places to receive three sephirot.