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+ | |Name = Lubberkin |
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− | '''Lubberkins''' are friendly spirits that comes from a transformed botchling. Through an elven naming ritual, a [[botchling]] is transformed into a lubberkin. |
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+ | |Image = Lubberkin.png |
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+ | |Class = [[Cursed one]] |
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+ | |Variations = [[Botchling]] (initial form)}} |
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+ | {{Quote|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}}}} |
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+ | A '''lubberkin''' (Polish: ''kłobuk'') 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 threshold of the family estate. A lubberkin looks very similar to a botchling, though the main difference being its [[ghost]]-like, glowing, white aura and relatively passive behavior. |
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+ | == Notes == |
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− | == ''[[The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt]]'' == |
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+ | *Depending on one's actions in [[Family Matters]], one can turn the botchling into a lubberkin that Phillip will name [[Dea]]. |
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− | In the quest, Family Matters, Geralt can choose to lift the curse on the botchling that was created from the miscarriage of [[Philip Strenger]]'s and [[Anna Strenger]]'s child. If the ritual is completed, the lubberkin will help Geralt with his quest. |
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+ | *The game is relatively faithful in portraying this old belief, as in Polish folklore the [[Botchling|''poroniec'']] also turned into the friendly ''kłobuk'' (read: "kwo'book") spirit when a stillborn is buried properly under the threshold of the house. |
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− | === Associated quests === |
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− | * [[Family Matters]] |
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− | == Known lubberkins == |
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− | * [[Dea]] |
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== Gallery == |
== Gallery == |
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− | + | Gwent cardart northern lubberkin.jpg|Gwent card art |
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− | Lubberkin trail.PNG |
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+ | == External Links == |
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+ | *{{Gwent|Lubberkin}} |
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+ | {{Tw3 bestiary}} |
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+ | [[pl:Kłobuk]] |
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+ | [[pt-br:Protego]] |
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+ | [[ru:Чур]] |
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+ | [[Category:The Witcher 3 bestiary]] |
Revision as of 07:22, 7 June 2020
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 |
A lubberkin (Polish: kłobuk) 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 threshold of the family estate. A lubberkin looks very similar to a botchling, though the main difference being its ghost-like, glowing, white aura and relatively passive behavior.
Notes
- Depending on one's actions in Family Matters, one can turn the botchling into a lubberkin that Phillip will name Dea.
- The game is relatively faithful in portraying this old belief, as in Polish folklore the poroniec also turned into the friendly kłobuk (read: "kwo'book") spirit when a stillborn is buried properly under the threshold of the house.
Gallery
External Links
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