#Witcher 2 the blood curse upgrade

Regis needs Geralt's help in concocting a potion to aid in finding Dettlaff. Casus Foederis, a silver sword, is behind the wall as is a letter for a side-quest called A Knight's Oath.Д¬ontinue onward to meet with Regis who will give you some more insight on Dettlaff. If you get close enough to it, Geralt will automatically reveal it. Straight through the underground tunnel, use Geralt's eye to reveal an illusionary wall.

Dodge one of its attacks, hit it with a couple quick slashes and back off. It's vulnerable to the same attacks as the workers. It's a worthy foe that packs a powerful punch if you allow it. Once you burn the eggs, a Kikmore Warrior will pop out. Be sure to use the Igni sign on any kikimore eggs you find. They're vulnerable to insectoid oil, white honey and Igni signs. Head underground, and kikimore workers will be waiting for you. It's just southwest of Regis' front door. Witcher sense will highlight a tomb that leads underground. Use witcher sense to find another way in. Knock on the door to learn he's not home. You can inspect the grave of the professor for this quest.Д«ack to the quest at hand. This will give you the quest Turn and Face the Strange, which speaks of a professor who conducted research on witchers. If they have poison proficiency, maybe allow them to create silver ('Diametrium') Bombs and/or poison bombs at higher levels.Дamage on the bombs is ok, but as a Warlock unless they multi heavy into another class will still only be one attack per round, with an easy Dex save, so you won't have to worry about someone becoming a grenadier, especially depending on the price to make them.ДЄlso makes a nice gold sink too, since gold is mostly useless this edition.After taking a few steps, you'll receive a letter from a messenger. Personally I'd also have them need alchemy to make the bombs themselves, but then I just like those tool proficiencies to be useful. Perfect for all your monster nest destroying needs!ДЇor different Witcher Bomb types, allow the character (if they have alchemy kits and proficiency) to combine say, Alchemical fire effect or acid effect to those bombs at higher levels, or perhaps improve the fire damage or save DC. of area it hits takes 3d6 fire damage unless they make a DC 12 Dex Save. More Witcher ideas- Bombs from DMG page 267.Д¦0 ft. Well I appreciate you thinking my ideas are balanced then! They are just one more tool in an already versatile box, and that tool turns them into a crazy boss killer.

Smites don't need to become the main event on the Warlock. (And if you aren't getting those short rests this is the wrong campaign for a Warlock.) While a paladin can spread his smite love out among more enemies, the Warlock already has more offensive options for crowd control he can use instead. On Cursebringer Smite damage: while the Warlock gets fewer spell slots, if he's getting the recommended short rests he's fine for spell slots and will do much, much more damage for his smites compared to the Paladin. I think Half Elf is a fine choice, because Witcher's are already mutated and inhuman. Yrden could be Hunger of Hadar or Hypnotic Pattern. I'd snag Charm Person for Axii before Hold Person, as it's niche was really social encounters in game and you have plenty of combat stuff. disadvantage on next attack also seems equal. a single target at 60 seems to be about equal. speed reduction?Д«ut then that it potentially becomes stronger than Vicious Mockery since it affects everyone within 5 feet vs. Ranged spell attack, 1d8 cold type damage, -10 feet.Д¬hange it to a radius like you said, make it a Wisdom Save DC, and say 1d4 Psychic damage with 10 ft. You could always create a custom cantrip, using ray of frost as an example. Very useful against the banshee/wraith type enemies.

#Witcher 2 the blood curse upgrade

You can upgrade it to cause damage and other status effects. Game mechanics wise, anything that goes in the circle slows down heavily. Thunderclap has a 5 feet radius, centered on yourself so I thought it could fit with that minor change (following the same idea with Thunderwave, which deals greater damage and pushes for 10 feet).You're right, it is drawn around you. I googled up what Yrden does, and one of the things (a Witcher fansite of sorts claimed) was that it knocks targets back and apparently it's drawn underneath you. I've only just began playing Witcher 3, with no pre-knowledge of the game/series.