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|class = [[Cursed one]] |
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⚫ | |variations = [[Botchling]] (initial form)}}{{BigQuote|text = Legends claim you can bury a botchling under the family's threshold, perform a ritual and turn it into a lubberkin. That's a sort of, uhh... hob, a guardian spirit that could lead me to your family.|citation = Geralt to Phillip Strenger, {{Tw3}}}}A '''lubberkin''' is a friendly household guardian spirit created from a [[botchling]] through Aymm Rhoin, an [[Elf|elven]] naming ritual, during which it is given a proper name and a burial under the hearth of the family estate. A lubberkin looks very similar to a botchling, the main difference being its [[ghost]]-like, glowing, white aura and relatively passive behavior. |
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− | {{Quote|Legends claim you can bury a botchling under the family's threshold, perform a ritual and turn it into a lubberkin. That's a sort of, uhh... hob, a guardian spirit that could lead me to your family.|Geralt to Phillip Strenger|The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt}} |
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⚫ | A '''lubberkin''' is a friendly household guardian spirit created from a [[botchling]] through Aymm Rhoin, an [[Elf|elven]] naming ritual, during which it is given a proper name and a burial under the hearth of the family estate. A lubberkin looks very similar to a botchling, the main difference being its [[ghost]]-like, glowing, white aura and relatively passive behavior. |
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== History == |
== History == |
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⚫ | {{BigQuote|text = I name thee Dea and embrace thee as my daughter.|citation = Phillip Strenger performing naming ritual}}In [[Timeline#1272|1272]], Geralt meets with [[Velen]]'s self-proclaimed baron [[Phillip Strenger]] who had unwittingly created a botchling from his and [[Anna Strenger|his wife]]'s unborn child. Geralt is faced with a decision to either lift the curse via Aymm Rhoin (or the Ritual of Naming), or kill the beast off using the "[[witcher]]'s way". If the ritual is completed, the lubberkin - named [[Dea]] - helps Geralt to further track down the fate of the baron's wife Anna, and daughter [[Tamara Strenger|Tamara]]. |
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− | {{Quote|I name thee Dea and embrace thee as my daughter.|Phillip Strenger performing naming ritual|Gwent: The Witcher Card Game}} |
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⚫ | In [[1272]], Geralt meets with [[Velen]]'s self-proclaimed baron [[Phillip Strenger]] who had unwittingly created a botchling from his and [[Anna Strenger|his wife]]'s unborn child. Geralt is faced with a decision to either lift the curse via Aymm Rhoin (or the Ritual of Naming), or kill the beast off using the "[[witcher]]'s way". If the ritual is completed, the lubberkin - named [[Dea]] - helps Geralt to further track down the fate of the baron's wife Anna, and daughter [[Tamara Strenger|Tamara]]. |
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== External links == |
== External links == |
Revision as of 11:50, 2 July 2017
Template:Infoboxbestiary2Template:BigQuoteA lubberkin is a friendly household guardian spirit created from a botchling through Aymm Rhoin, an elven naming ritual, during which it is given a proper name and a burial under the hearth of the family estate. A lubberkin looks very similar to a botchling, the main difference being its ghost-like, glowing, white aura and relatively passive behavior.
History
Template:BigQuoteIn 1272, Geralt meets with Velen's self-proclaimed baron Phillip Strenger who had unwittingly created a botchling from his and his wife's unborn child. Geralt is faced with a decision to either lift the curse via Aymm Rhoin (or the Ritual of Naming), or kill the beast off using the "witcher's way". If the ritual is completed, the lubberkin - named Dea - helps Geralt to further track down the fate of the baron's wife Anna, and daughter Tamara.
External links
See the GWENT standalone game version card: Lubberkin
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