I don't know why everyone is reluctant to accept the posibility that Regis might have healed, especially with the holy grail's speculation.
Isn't here where we discussed the theory of the holy grial? Mentioning the classic theory that appear in the witcher 1 by the Hermit at the fourth act?:
"The Grail is a cup, a powerful magical object whose meaning cannot be fathomed by even the most powerful sorcerers.
This chalice possesses the power to
heal all diseases, poisonings, and wounds — 'And pain will turn into power.' One theory also states that in the hands of a rightful
ruler, it can heal entire lands and protect their inhabitants from danger, creatures of the dark, natural disasters, and so forth.
All who drink from this miraculous cup are healed, fortified, and enlightened to understand the Truth."
So, knowing the vampire's durability and their persistence to avoid death. Why Regis cannot be in a terrible shape, but alive, and then healed by an miraculous artifact?
And again, since the release of the oficial cover artwork (which by the way is amazing), and the fact that even in the cover's concept art always appear a goblet, it is for me atleast a little strange no one mentioned the holy grail.
Now, all this is a theory, my opinion, and i will probably be wrong, but there is only a way to know. SOON :smiling2:
PS: In the cover artwork the "vampire" is looking at us, not Geralt. I think he's trying to protect the goblet from the spectators, meaning there is an alliance between Geralt and him.
Aaaaand, in the descripcion says ruler, mmmmmm... there is a throne in the cover mmmmmm... holy grail confrimed! please don't hate me
