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Hunting wolves is the job of the king's foresters, but a witcher traveling through wild backwoods may sometimes find himself surrounded by a pack of these animals. He must deal with them like he does with other beasts. Swiftly.
see also: werewolf
[edit] Notable Wolves
[edit] Notable Wolves
- "There was so much snow that winter that we had to dig tunnels just to get to the privy and had icicles in our pants by the time we got back. Wolves came out of the forest, ate the cattle and then surrounded the house. They were howling madly. Surrounded by that pack of wolves, we felt like three little pigs."
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| Occurrence: | Wolves live in the wilderness; when they are hungry they approach human settlements and hunt farm animals
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| Immunity: | None
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| Susceptibility: | Susceptible to knockdown attempts; the Fast Style is most effective against wolves; experienced witchers use the Group Style to fight multiple wolves
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| Tactics: | Wolves attack in groups, using their numerical superiority to their advantage
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| Alchemy: | Beast fangs, Beast liver
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| Additional goods: | Wolf pelt
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- Wolves sneak up very quietly, so keep a sharp eye on your medallion in dark, wolf-infested areas.
- The Wolf Contract requires ten wolf pelts
- Morenn the dryad in the Druids' Grove asks for a wolf pelt as proof of Geralt's manhood.
- In Act I, Mikul mentions wolves to Geralt. However, the conversation does not result in a bestiary entry.
- Geralt can loot wolf remains for Beast Fangs and Wolf pelts without having bestiary entries for wolves. Their remains do not appear to contain Beast Liver without the entry though.
