Tracks and testimony
Before drawing his sword, Geralt examines attack sites, follows tracks, and questions witnesses. Understanding a creature’s habits helps him identify what he is facing.
Official website about Geralt of Rivia
Geralt of Rivia is a witcher, a professional monster hunter, the main character of the book series by Andrzej Sapkowski, as well as games, films and comics based on these books.
Geralt underwent mutations that gave him superhuman abilities, speed and reflexes.
One of the last witchers of the Wolf School, trained at Kaer Morhen fortress.
The nickname "White Wolf" Geralt received because of his white hair, rare among witchers.
Before drawing his sword, Geralt examines attack sites, follows tracks, and questions witnesses. Understanding a creature’s habits helps him identify what he is facing.
In the games, steel is used against humans and ordinary beasts, while silver is used against many monsters. Oils, potions, and bombs complement swordsmanship: preparation depends on the enemy.
Not every monster is an enemy, and not every client tells the truth. A witcher’s work can mean understanding a curse or deciding whom to trust.
A short guide to the basic uses of signs in The Witcher 3. Select a name to reveal its description.
Pushes enemies back and can knock them off balance. It can also destroy certain obstacles.
Scorches enemies in front of Geralt and may ignite them. Its effect depends on the enemy and the sign’s upgrades.
Creates a protective shield that helps Geralt withstand a hit. Useful when approaching a dangerous foe or regaining the initiative.
Creates an area that slows enemies. Particularly useful against wraiths, helping make them vulnerable to attacks.
Can temporarily stun an opponent. Investing in the relevant ability also unlocks options in certain conversations.