Interviews and Articles Part 2

[Ljesnjanin]

You'd prefer Bożątko, Poroniec and Mglak?

Much better than the "lings"

 

[M_i_k_e]

Anything new here?

 

[sidspyker]

Anything new here?

...

Clearly not >_>
(look at the last few pages)

 

[scratcherpen]

Judging from facebook group of Czech community no major news will come till the date the 26 of January due to information embargo. So....lets be patient.

 

[Sagitarii]

Some information about botchling/poroniec:

- A baby becomes a botchling, also when he/she is killed by mother shortly after birth or buried without a proper ceremony.

- A miscarried baby buried under the threshold of the house becomes a friendly demon called Kłobuk (a spirit of dead child) after 7 days (or months, years). He is a protector of hearth and the owner's properties.

 

[althrian]

Yeah, I just bought that book last week but haven't opened it yet and now I was wondering if the Poroniec/Botchling is described there Mmm nothing better than to read about such a creature before sleep.
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What's the books name?

 

[Zabanzo]

A miscarried baby buried under the threshold of the house becomes a friendly demon called Kłobuk (a spirit of dead child) after 7 days (or months, years). He is a protector of hearth and the owner's properties.

I dont even want to know how they came up with this stuff.

 

[M_i_k_e]

Judging from facebook group of Czech community no major news will come till the date the 26 of January due to information embargo. So....lets be patient.

Well some kind of informations are already out
I like the twitter posts and pictures a lot.

https://twitter.com/hashtag/TheWitcher?src=hash

 

[Ljesnjanin]

What's the books name?

Bestiariusz słowiański
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This book desperately needs english translation

 

[scratcherpen]

Striga comes from not much pleasant story. But no one blames Foltest.

 

[gregski]

Awwww no, nope nope nope... I don't even know what the text says, but as a person suffering from sleep paralysis from time to time, PLOUGH that pic D:

Description from the pic:

Spoiler

A winged demon created from a dead fetus that has been miscarried or aborted on purpose. This small creature, resembling a hatchling without fur, showed up only at night and attacked only pregnant women and accoucheurs, sucking blood out of them

 

[M_i_k_e]

Description from the pic:

Spoiler

A winged demon created from a dead fetus that has been miscarried or aborted on purpose. This small creature, resembling a hatchling without fur, showed up only at night and attacked only pregnant women and accoucheurs, sucking blood out of them

Some good old scare jumps confirmed

 

[Sirnaq]

It's probably not the best topic to discuss monsters, but tw3 going to have tons of variety and creativity in their monster design, i dare to say more than any previous witcher games and probably most games period.

 

[Kinley]

It's probably not the best topic to discuss monsters, but tw3 going to have tons of variety and creativity in their monster design, i dare to say more than any previous witcher games and probably most games period.

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[Totalimmortal]

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[Zhyphix]

Description from the pic:

Spoiler

A winged demon created from a dead fetus that has been miscarried or aborted on purpose. This small creature, resembling a hatchling without fur, showed up only at night and attacked only pregnant women and accoucheurs, sucking blood out of them

I remember something like that! It was in the project for an expansion for the first Witcher game, set in Skellige and revolving around a monster who wasn't exactly small nor winged, but did just that.

It was a cool idea, and I hope they managed to rework it or expand on it for The Witcher 3. Judging from the quest description Reptile posted... It might just be the case. :yes

 

[Sagitarii]

I dont even want to know how they came up with this stuff.

Wódka.

 

[Garrison72]

FFS, they are still into this whole "Skyrim this Skyrim that" comparison?

I groaned when I read that. Might as well put an arrow to the knee joke in there as well.

 

[Kinley]

I groaned when I read that. Might as well put an arrow to the knee joke in there as well.

Don't give them ideas, slim.

 

[Sagitarii]

Don't give them ideas, slim.

Witcher world version of that joke:

"I used to be an adventurer like you, then I took a Scoia'tael barbed arrow in the knee, and they had to cut off my leg with a rusty knife."