Beauclair
Traders, vineyard operators and other travelers say the city is like a charmed place, pushing people to love and drink and discouraging to leave the capital.
Traders, vineyard operators and other travelers say the city is like a charmed place, pushing people to love and drink and discouraging to leave the capital.
Notable people
Blood and Wine expansion
In the final expansion for The Witcher 3, Beauclair is presented as a sizable city on the shores of a nearby lake called Seidhe Llygad. The city is very vibrant, colorful, and, because of its centralized position, can be clearly seen from almost every place in the duchy. Although the city is not as large as Novigrad, it's divided into three districts, only one being walled. The Ducal Palace, renowned for its grandiose majesty, stands at the western edge of the city and is framed by the imposing Mount Gorgon. The city is protected by Knights-Errant and Toussaint Guard.
Locations
Trivia
- The name is coined from a portmanteau of two French words, beau and clair. It can then be roughly translated as "beautiful clear".
Notes
- Antoinette in The Witcher, as well as her family, hails from Beauclair, made apparent by her (French) accent.
- The people of Beauclair are called Beauclairois, as mentioned by an Old pamphlet.
- In the games, Beauclair first appeared in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt short trailer, A Night to Remember, though it wouldn't be explorable until the Blood and Wine expansion.
