And bring the vampire character back tooWE FUCKING NEEED that lullaby in The Witcher 3!!!!
We need it, neeed it , neeeeeeeeeeed iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitttt!!!
I don't think that she burned in the sun or from the poison. Vampires are commonly rendered into rotting husks when killed in fiction.
I think that Black Blood potion was indeed what burned her. You can see her "smoking" from the wounds when she tries to run. On top of that, that single droplet of blood dripping from Geralt's nose and burning the ground is basically telling you what this is going to do. So yeah, i don't think it's the sunlight (high vampires are immune anyway), nor the quickened decomposition of the body. You can even see the torso isnt burned, or rotten, It looks like acid burn some parts burned heavier that others.
Not in Sapkowski's fiction. They aren't undead. They are just other species.
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Yes, and her wounds were smoking before the sun came out.
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I know that they are not undead in The Witcher's universe, but that doesn't mean they can't be mistaken as such. Taking the appearance of a rotting corpse can be a defense mechanism, so that the vampire can regenerate in peace, or the natural effect of the creature's inhuman metabolism. Vampires also aren't harmed by sunlight in Sapkowski's fiction.
"Comes for you after paid in gold (to kill and to gut you)" sounds very suggestive and kind of not to the point for human children, but much more fitting for vampire children. Witchers were viewed by people as scary freaks, but not as cold killers.PS: it could also be a warning "lullaby" since humans have similar storys
behave the black man comes and ll get you.
Plus such kind of scary lullaby would cause freaking nightmares to human children, it's not exactly "if you don't behave the bogeyman will take you". It's much more intense.
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Nope, I did some research after I posted it, but forgot to update.
Indeed. That's the whole section where Regis dispels common misconceptions about vampires in the Baptism of Fire.
The atmosphere is bitter and contrasting hunting a monster with falling into monstrosity to hunt one, through the lullaby that portraits witchers as monsters themselves. It's very well done and very in Sapkowski's spirit.
If you watch closely Geralt uses his silver sword.
Geralt looks a bit different in every CGI trailer of TW3, so that didn't really bother me. In the shot at 1:27 he looks pretty much identical to his in-game appearance. Looking at all three CGI trailer, I think this might be my favorite version of Geralt. I think the hair and beard style in this one are perfect.