The world of The Witcher is home to many schools that train professional monster hunters. While Geralt hails from the School of the Wolf, there are other types of Witcher schools, all going under different names. The most notorious one, for example, is the School of the Cat. This Witcher school trains people to be both professional monster killers and cutthroat mercenaries. Additionally, feline Witchers don’t distance themselves from political assassination jobs, so long as they paid enough. This is unlike the other Witcher schools, which value a Witcher’s neutrality in such matters.
In The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, Geralt can come across multiple Witchers from the School of the Cat, and there are even more in the rest of the Witcher world. Each has their own distinct personality, but their actions clearly distinguish them as feline Witchers.
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Though the player doesn’t meet the Witcher Gezras in The Witcher 3, he’s an important figure in the history of the School of the Cat. The original founders of the Witcher school had established their base at Stygga Castle, where Gezras was trained at a very young age. He was also painfully experimented on by the mages who were to perfect the Cat School’s Witcher mutations. This pushed Gezras to escape from Stygga Castle.
Much later, Gezras snuck back into the Cat School and killed all of the sorcerers in their sleep. Not long after, local armies stormed the fortress to finish off the old feline Witchers as they were displeased with how the Witchers meddled in their political affairs. This marked the end of the old School of the Cat and the beginning of a new one under Gezras’ leadership.
Gezras decided that the
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