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There is no greater delicacy for the graveir than marrow from the cracked bones of a dead man. When feeding, this creature becomes very attentive to guests. A witcher appearing during lunchtime, silver sword in hand, can expect to be invited to join the meal – sadly, though, not in a manner that in any way conforms to the general rules of hospitality.
- "After the war with Nilfgaard, graveirs became a real plague. Until then the monsters were familiar only to specialists and professional beast killers, thus everyone mistook them for ghouls. Today, any child could give an accurate description of a graveir, and people who have passed near battlefields or necropolises offer first-hand accounts of the horrible murders committed by these ruthless necrophages."
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| Class: | Necrophage
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| Occurrence: | Graveirs appear wherever they can find food, preferably human corpses but any carcass will do
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| Immunity: | Immune to common poisons and resistant to knockdown attempts; tough skin and thick muscles protect them from blows
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| Susceptibility: | Sensitive to silver and Necrophage Oil; the Strong Style is most effective against graveirs
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| Tactics: | Graveirs try to knock their victims down and eat them alive
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| Alchemy: | Cadaverine, White vinegar and Graveir bone
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- Graveir remains will not contain Graveir Bones unless you have their bestiary entry.
- In the Prologue, Lambert claims the Strong Style is best to use against graveirs, but the conversation does not result in a bestiary entry.
