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{{Quote|text = Brokilon endures thanks to my fight, for trees live longer than men, as long as they are protected from your axes. You talk to me of kings and princes. Who are they? Those whom I know are white skeletons lying ... deep in the forest ... But Brokilon endures...|citation = Eithné to [[Geralt of Rivia|Geralt]], p.291-292 in {{SoD}} (U.S. edition)}} |
{{Quote|text = Brokilon endures thanks to my fight, for trees live longer than men, as long as they are protected from your axes. You talk to me of kings and princes. Who are they? Those whom I know are white skeletons lying ... deep in the forest ... But Brokilon endures...|citation = Eithné to [[Geralt of Rivia|Geralt]], p.291-292 in {{SoD}} (U.S. edition)}} |
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Brokilon endures thanks to my fight, for trees live longer than men, as long as they are protected from your axes. You talk to me of kings and princes. Who are they? Those whom I know are white skeletons lying ... deep in the forest ... But Brokilon endures... |  | |
| - Eithné to Geralt, p.291-292 in Sword of Destiny (U.S. edition) | |||
Eithné, known as the Silver-Eyed,[1] is the queen of the dryads and ruler of Brokilon. She is famous for her wisdom and implacable stance towards humans. Their attempts to claim the ancient forest for its trees and supposed treasures have fostered centuries of conflict. In addition to being loathed by King Viraxas of Kerack, she and King Ervyll of Verden share a mutual hatred of each other.
She has a "daughter" called Morénn.
Biography
Even mortal enemies sometimes find common cause and make fragile pacts. Yet not Eithné, no. The queen of the dryads' hatred for humans is absolute, brooking no exceptions. Not matter how they plead, beg or threaten, she always gives them the same answer - an arrow to the head.
Brokilon is no common wood. This ancient entitlement of trees hums with magic, a primal energy pulsing from its soft breezes and babbling brooks. The dryads have learned draw on this, taking from it strength far beyond that of any man or elf.
Dryads are distrustful by nature and avoid all outsiders. They only make exceptions for elves, with whom they will join forces when outnumbered. In such cases, the enemy's numerical superiority quickly counts for very little. All those not cut down by elven blades succumb to powerful dryadic spells.
The waters of Brokilon are famed for their extraordinary properties. People who drink of them lose their memory and dryads are said to see visions of the future in their smooth surfaces. No wonder,then,that their armies seem prepared for every eventuality...
The Witcher Battle Arena
Eithné of Brokilon was one of the playable heroes in the now defunct MOBA and had a lot of interesting weapons, skills, and skins. She was an archer class hero.
Hero Presentation
- The Queen of dryads would never side with humans if not for the prize that the Emperor offers. When independence and peace are at stake, it's worth bending both your head and your personal standards. Like all other dryads, Eithne is a master archer, who, aside from normal melee attacks, can damage her opponents from afar with devastating ranged skills. This hero is also a really powerful crowd controller. Eithne's passive skill, Dryad's Sight, makes her shots stronger when the enemies are at least 5,5 meters away.
- Thorned Dagger is Eithne's bread and butter ability. It's a high damage, moderately low cooldown skill, that she can use both as an opener to start a fight, or as a way of finishing off fleeing enemies. It works really well in combination with the dryad's second skill - Path of Thorns.
- Path of Thorns is a unique skill that you can literally draw on the screen. Moving your finger on the screen will leave a trail that will produce vines that entrap and damage all enemies in range. This skill is very useful in multiple situations - while engaging, chasing or just to finishing off an opponent. It's also a perfect setup for Eithne's other skills, as it makes aiming much easier.
- Piercing Arrow is a skill that's hard to master properly. After 1.5 seconds of delay Eithne releases a powerful shot that travels 30 meters, damaging and displacing all the enemies on its path. It has the longest range of all the skills that are currently implemented in the game.[2]
Skins
- One With Nature - €9,99 - 2000
- Child of the Moon - €1,99 - 1000
- Brokilon's Guardian - €1,99 - 1000
- ?? - ??€ - ??
Trivia
- Ethniu, or Eithne, is the name of a supernatural being in Irish mythology.
Notes
- Eithné appears on a The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt gwent card as a part of the Scoia'tael Gwent deck.
- In The Hexer TV series, she appears in episode 3, Człowiek - pierwsze spotkanie.
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