I defeated Jaques de Aldersberg with strong style steel sword (Sihill)coated with tawny oil, drank a full moon and that potion (Strangler?) that causes pain. I defeated the Wild Hunt with strong style silver sword (Aeondight) coated with Agentia and ignored the minions he summoned. Tried to "Aard" them away when they were to many, worked quite successfully.
You are not the first one who prefered to use mainly Witcher signs. Once someone introduced his "magic build" in the Witcher forum incl. a youtube video from the ice plains... forget to keep the link... forgot the user's name as well
If you don't get to close to the Omens they won't always come after you and if you try using a sign on GM they will attack.The king of the Wild hunt I killed esily with only using the Igni, it does big time damage to him, but it still takes a while to kill him.PetraSilie said:
I doubled up my endurance, used a tawny owl and a petri's filter, turned on igni and just spammed the right mouse button until he died, just like the other commenter.I spammed every boss in the game except Azar Javed... and lost almost no health. Even the koschey went down without a struggle, I just had to turn on Quen for a second and let my endurance come back a little bit and he went down on the second round of blasting. I haven't gotten to the end on hard mode yet, but things aren't looking too much tougher. Igni FTW, unfortunately.
I used level 4 Igni and Strong Steel with the Sihill on Jacques, ignoring the fiery creatures around him (which Igni knocked back, giving me some breathing room).I finished the King of the Wild Hunt in a similar manner, although I used Aerondight and Strong Silver.In both cases (as through the rest of the epilogue), Igni was my main weapon.The GM was more of a pain, though - it was hard to cast anything to start with, as he continually shield-bashed me to the ground.