While the children at the orphanage disappear, it is presumed that the Tree Spirit kept its word and saved them because the Crones are furious that they're gone and take it out on Anna. Gotta say, as much as the Baron grew on me and I sympathized with his family, I've decided the best course of action may be to give the Tree Spirit its freedom. Now I dont want to do it all over again, so I hope someone of you will tell me what happens when I kill the tree spirit and what the consequences are. Now, three hours and many quests later, the baron hanged himself. Thus I decided to go along with freeing the spirit and thus freeing the children. I played both versions up to the point where you meet the three witches for the first time and I thought that was it with the consequences. Originally posted by hinti21:I saved before I decided. What is the reward you get from the baron? I didnt get any since he hanged himself (I just picked up a hundred gold lying beneath the hanging fatty).ДЇor anyone who cares: I didnt like the witches eating children, helping the wild hunt and trying to eat ciri, so I chose the version in which I worked against them^^ So it has no further impact on the story (besides the baron being dead)? And she wanted you to perform blood magic to ressurect her into a horses body? Now what kind of good person dwelves in blood magic? That would be very rare. The other witches killed her for a reason. Also i never ever considered helping the spirit here is why: The spirits bones was not human, meaning some kind of monster. And he is trying to get her to a healer so they can maybe remove her 'Brain damage'. You and the Baron storm the swamp with some men and take Anna back from the witches service. Originally posted by Secreth:The witches take the orphans from gran to a far away land (who cares).

Ghost in the tree witcher 3