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A Greedy God in The Witcher 3: Best Choice for the Allgod, Every Outcome and Reward

Witcher 3 A Greedy God: the best choice for the Allgod (bargain and reveal the cellar for 100 crowns), what killing him does, the cellar loot and where to start.

A Greedy God in The Witcher 3: Best Choice for the Allgod, Every Outcome and Reward
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Updated October 2026. A Greedy God is a short Velen side quest: two peasants say their god, the Allgod, has cursed them for bringing poor offerings. The "god" is a fat sylvan living in a hidden cellar under the ruins. You decide what happens to him, and the choice changes your reward and what the peasants do next. Here is the best option and every outcome.

Quick answer

Best choice: "Settle for humble offerings – or die", then tell the peasants about the cellar. That pays the most: 100 XP and 100 crowns on top of the base 25 XP.

Loot the cellar first. You may not be able to get back in later, and the chests can hold diagrams.

Killing the Allgod upsets the peasants, who leave for Claywich, and you get no crowns.

The Allgod, a sylvan, in his hidden cellar in Witcher 3 A Greedy God
The "Allgod": a sylvan who has lived for decades off the villagers' offerings.

Where to Start A Greedy God

Follow the road south from Wastrel Manor in Velen until you reach a small ruin with an altar. Two peasants, Dagmar and Preben, are arguing there. Suggested level: 7. You need the Eye of Nehaleni, which Keira Metz gives you in the main story, to reveal the cellar. Without it, you can start the quest but can't finish it.

Map location of A Greedy God south of Wastrel Manor in Velen
Location: the ruins south of Wastrel Manor, between Wastrel Manor and Oreton.

The peasants explain that one of their ancestors once saw a bush burst into flame and heard a voice demanding worship. Their family has fed the Allgod ever since, but the war has made their offerings meager, and now he has cursed them. Agree to speak to the Allgod for them.

Preben explaining the story of the Allgod to Geralt
Preben tells the legend of the burning bush.

Walkthrough: Finding the Allgod

Talk to the altar. The voice threatens drought, earthquakes and avalanches, which is a strange threat in a flat swamp, and it clearly comes from below. Turn on your Witcher Senses: there's a crack in the wall and a bottle that smells of vinegar. Follow the trail to a pile of rubble behind the wall. It's an illusion, so use the Eye of Nehaleni to dispel it and go down into the cellar.

The Allgod's altar in the Velen ruins
The altar. The "divine" voice comes from underground.
Using Witcher Senses to find the hidden cellar entrance in A Greedy God
Witcher Senses lead to the illusion hiding the stairs.

Loot the cellar now. Its chests hold runestones and can contain two random diagrams, and you may not be able to get back in later. There's another chest on the west side of the ruins outside.

A Greedy God Choices and Rewards

The Allgod is a sylvan (a "deovel") who has grown fat on the peasants' food. Geralt gets three options:

Dialogue choices with the Allgod: kill him, settle for humble offerings or tell the peasants
The three choices.
ChoiceWhat happensReward
"Settle for humble offerings – or die"The sylvan eyes your silver sword and agrees to accept what they can give. The peasants are grateful.25 XP + 50 XP + 50 crowns
…and tell them about the cellarSame, plus the peasants learn where their god lives. Later, the cellar is buried under rubble.Extra 50 XP + 50 crowns
"Got an idea. I'm gonna kill you."You fight and kill him. The peasants are horrified, not grateful, and leave for Claywich.25 XP + 50 XP
"Fine. I'll tell them."No bargain. The peasants resign themselves to emptying their stores for him.25 XP + 50 XP

What Happens Later

If you told the peasants about the cellar, the entrance is later blocked with rubble; it isn't clear whether they or the Allgod did it. If you kept it a secret, come back later and you'll find a group of worshippers at the altar while the sylvan grumbles about his food. That happens whether or not you bargained.

Which Choice Is Best

For rewards, bargain and reveal the cellar: it's the only route with crowns, and it pays the most XP. It also fits the story best. The sylvan never hurt anyone, the peasants keep their faith, and they stop starving themselves. Killing him is the "rational witcher" option, but the game treats it as Geralt missing the point: the peasants lose their god, call you a murderer and leave.

The Allgod's quest has a Polish title, "Opium dla ludu", meaning "opium of the people". That is the joke the whole quest is built on.

Video: A Greedy God Choices and Rewards

Frequently Asked Questions

QWhat is the best choice in A Greedy God?

Tell the Allgod to settle for humble offerings or die, then tell the peasants about the cellar. That gives the most XP and 100 crowns.

QShould I kill the Allgod in Witcher 3?

Only if you don't care about the reward. Killing him gives the least, and the peasants are upset and leave for Claywich.

QHow do you get into the Allgod's cellar?

Use your Witcher Senses behind the altar wall, then dispel the illusionary rubble with the Eye of Nehaleni.

QWhat is the Allgod?

A sylvan, sometimes called a deovel: a goat-legged creature that tricked the local peasants into worshipping and feeding him.

More Witcher 3 quest guides with choices: Carnal Sins and Cabaret.

Sources: in-game quest text and journal; rewards checked against the Witcher Wiki page for A Greedy God. Screenshots: our own gameplay captures.

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