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Peasants mistake wyverns for dragons, and it is hard to tell them apart. Wyverns are great flying reptiles with snake-like necks and long tails that end in a venomous trident. Swooping down from the sky, they easily snatch their prey and carry it off to their nest. And they don’t much care if it is a sheep or a man.
- "Wyverns are unlucky to be frequently mistaken for dragons. Seeing a reptile approaching a flock of sheep, peasants panic. They expect it to breathe fire, massacre everyone and abduct the local virgins. While it is true that wyverns hunt sheep, they neither breathe fire nor lay waste to whole villages. And they are completely indifferent to virgins."
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| Class: | Ornithosaur
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| Occurrence: | Wyverns live in the wilderness or near human settlements; they are a natural element of an ecosystem; they are prized by druids, who tame them
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| Immunity: | Resistant to stun and poison attempts
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| Susceptibility: | Sensitive to silver and Ornithosaur Oil
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| Tactics: | They dive at their opponents, try to knock them down and poison them with venom
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| Alchemy: | Toxin and Wing membrane, Venom glands
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| Additional goods: | Wyvern meat
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- In Act III, Geralt can talk with a "Townswoman" sitting at the New Narakort Inn. She's blonde and wearing a green dress with a yellow shirt. She'll tell him she's in the mood to spin a tale but she's thirsty. Depending on her mood, she'll ask for "a mug of beer" or milk. She'll tell Geralt about Basilisks, Wyverns and eventually Archespores.
- Geralt must exit and then re-enter the inn (or meditate) after each tale to speak to her again. After Geralt has acquired all the entries she knows about, she'll still ask for milk and beer but will not give any new tales or journal entries.
- Ornithosaurs
