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Eyck is a match for any monster. He's even killed manticores and gryphons. He's dispatched a few dragons, so I've heard. He's good. But he spoils my business, the swine, because he doesn't take any money for it. |  | |
| - Geralt to Borch, pg. 19 in Sword of Destiny (U.S. edition) | |||
Eyck of Denesle was a pious, virtuous, flawless, and spotless knight (except for being highly prejudiced against witchers, sorcerers, and nonhumans, and fanatical in his faith), who has killed manticores and griffins in the past, as well as dragons. However, as he saw it as a civic duty to purge the world of abominations, he doesn't accept money for his slayings, making him competition for witchers like Geralt of Rivia.[1]
Biography[]
Eyck went to Hołopole after a summons went out for a dragon-slayer as did many other potential trophy hunters.
When an avalanche hit the band of would-be dragon-slayers, Eyck helped Dandelion save Geralt and Yennefer who nearly went over the edge and were very close to falling to their deaths, not to mention arguing. Once he had saved them, though, he demanded that the king "clear the ranks of the filth", including Geralt and Yennefer.
He challenged Villentretenmerth like the good knight he was and the dragon knocked him off his horse with the most effortless flick of its tail, damaging his spine and legs.[1]
For two years Eyck laid in the Temple of Melitele in Ellander, under the cures of Nenneke. Once he recovered from his wounds, he returned on the path, this time within the kingdom of Lyria and Rivia.
If Meve helps Eyck in his hunt: During the Second Northern War, Eyck happened to meet Queen Meve of Lyria and Rivia, who helped him hunting an infamous manticore who was frightening a local village. After the manticore was killed, Eyck swore to follow the queen in her expedition against the Nilfgaardian invaders.[2]
Notes[]
- In The Hexer TV series, he appears in episode 4, "Smok".
- In The Witcher, Siegfried of Denesle claims Eyck was his father and had died in a battle with a manticore "despite his infirmity" while Siegfried was away from home. From the engravings left behind by Eyck, Siegfried gleaned his extensive knowledge of the cockatrice.
- He reads the Holy Book[3] and the Good Book.[2]
- There are many ways to make Eyck leave Meve's company:
- By sparing Keltullis
- By keeping Clan Vidmar's treasure
- By giving the fake results at Twin Peaks
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