The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt: A Deep Dive Into Beasts
Taking notes of the creatures players encounter in a bestiary is crucial for a game like The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. Knowing their enemies and weaknesses will help gamers through all their experiences as Geralt of Rivia.
A bestiary is a book containing information on different creatures. For example, in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, there are many beasts to look out for and uncover. As soon as gamers come across a beast, all of their information is entered into the bestiary and can be consulted whenever needed.
The Witcher 3: The Signs, Ranked By How Useful They Are Actually
Bears, wolves, and dogs are the most common beasts gamers can find in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt world, as they are seen in all the significant locations. They are very similar to the real world animals, as they act the same way.
Bears are omnivores, meaning that men are part of their diet. There are several subspecies of bears (black bears, polar bears, and cave bears) that differ in coloring, size, and strength. The signs Igni and Yrden can come in handy while facing them; however, the perfect choice is the sign Axii, which stuns the bears.
Post-Conjunction monsters pushed wolves into the deepest wilds. They do not use magic or spit acid, but that doesn't mean they're not dangerous. They usually feed in packs, making up for any lack of strength with their intelligence. Players can use the sign Yrden to slow down their attacks; however, Igni and Aard are the best options while surrounded.
Dogs are descendants of wolves and were domesticated by humans, but on some occasions, they can become ravenous. Like wolves, they usually attack in packs, choosing isolated victims. They are susceptible to Aard and Igni.
The Big Bad Wolf is a giant lupine, created by Artorius
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