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Revision as of 06:38, 7 June 2020
Barbegazi are monsters which resemble dirty, hairy rocks. Unlike rocks though, they also have very sharp teeth and are capable of imitating human speech. They live in the deepest depths of mines and caves, often the same locations where one might also find vespertyls. They are mentioned in The Tower of the Swallow, the sixth book in the Witcher series and the fourth novel in the Witcher saga.
Trivia
- In Swiss and French folklore, the Barbegazi (literally barbe-glacée, "frozen beard") is mountanous creature similar to a dwarf or a gnome.
Notes
- In The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, they are mentioned as one of the many monsters that Geralt could find in Kovir if he moves there with Triss Merigold.
Gallery
Gwent concept art