Walkthrough for the quest Raging Wolf in The Witcher 3 Blood and Wine.

The follow-up quest to Fists of Fury: Toussaint, this quest will begin immediately after defeating the three lesser champions around Beauclair, including Mancomb, Still Waters and Colossus. It’s a bit higher level than previous quests, clocking in at level forty, so if you’re under-leveled there’s no harm in putting it off until later.

Regardless of your level, this quest should still be easy enough if you have a good grasp on the basics of fist fighting… which largely consists of knowing how to parry attacks. Make your way to the docks at the northeastern end of Beauclair (northeast of the Beauclair Port signpost) to find the champion, the Maestro, the Drunken Master.

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(1 of 2) To face the Maestro you’ll need to share his handicap - drunkenness.

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To face the Maestro you’ll need to share his handicap - drunkenness. (left), Despite that, it’s just a standard bout of fisticuffs, and the double-images shouldn’t hinder your attempt to parry and counter. (right)

CDProjekt is trying desperately to squeeze what they can out of the fist fighting mechanics in this game, and given how shallow they are… well, they’re clearly almost out of ideas. To add a twist to this fight, the following stipulation is in place: the Drunken Master only fights drunk, a condition he imposes on his challengers. Aside from the blurry, double-vision, which shouldn’t be much of a hindrance at all, it’s a normal fight, and the Maestro can be defeated the same way the majority of the other pugilists in the game could be.

Overcome your mutual impairment and win the fight to emerge as the fist fighting champion of Toussaint. Depending on how successful you were, and how bold your wagers were, you could have earned yourself a tidy bit of experience and over 1,000 Crowns at very little risk to yourself. Not bad. Most importantly, perhaps, defeating all four opponents in the fist fighting questline proves you possess the knightly virtue of Valor, making this one of the more unmissable virtues.