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In [[The Witcher (computer game)|''The Witcher'']], most alchemists are also merchants and at least one is a witch. In fact, the only known alchemist in the game who is not also a merchant is Azar Javed. |
In [[The Witcher (computer game)|''The Witcher'']], most alchemists are also merchants and at least one is a witch. In fact, the only known alchemist in the game who is not also a merchant is Azar Javed. |
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Revision as of 22:40, 24 January 2018
We know of several alchemists through the alchemical manuscripts and books that are mentioned or found throughout the books and game. There may be more, who spent less time writing, and more time simply experimenting, who have left no trace in "history". Some alchemists from the books and game are listed below.
The Witcher
In The Witcher, most alchemists are also merchants and at least one is a witch. In fact, the only known alchemist in the game who is not also a merchant is Azar Javed.
- the Alchemist in the Trade Quarter marketplace
- the Alchemist at the Workshop in the Trade Quarter
- Kalkstein
- Abigail, the witch, trades alchemical ingredients (and indulges in a bit of alchemy herself)
- Azar Javed
- Master Jeremiah, listed as the author of the book Basics of Alchemy
The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings
During the quests Little Shop of Dreams and The Scent of Incense, Geralt attempts to get the formula for some suspicious incense for a local alchemist, Vencel Pugg.
There is also an "Alchemist" skill in the alchemy tree in the Character panel.
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
- Keira Metz
- Gremist
- Preacher
- Alchemist at the Crematory outside Novigrad
- Berthold
- Albert Vegelbud
- Jonna of Rannvaig
- Freya Priestess
- Yolar