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In [[The Witcher (computer game)|''The Witcher'']] there are ten strange [[obelisks]], or '''monoliths''', scattered about the [[swamp]] outside [[Vizima]]. They are covered in illegible markings and are obviously not naturally occurring. They are: |
In [[The Witcher (computer game)|''The Witcher'']] there are ten strange [[obelisks]], or '''monoliths''', scattered about the [[swamp]] outside [[Vizima]]. They are covered in illegible markings and are obviously not naturally occurring. They are: |
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| − | + | *[[File:Quest_Items_Sephirot_Maalkad.png|23px|Maal'kad]] '''Maal'kad''' |
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| − | + | *[[File:Quest_Items_Sephirot_Ghevrath.png|23px|Ghe'vrath]] '''Ghe'vrath''' |
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| − | + | *[[File:Quest_Items_Sephirot_Oth.png|23px|'Oth]] ''' 'Oth''' |
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| − | + | *[[File:Quest_Items_Sephirot_Yesath.png|23px|Y'esath]] '''Y'esath''' |
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| − | + | *[[File:Quest_Items_Sephirot_Veenah.png|23px|Veenah]] '''Veenah''' |
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| − | + | *[[File:Quest_Items_Sephirot_Tipperath.png|23px|Tipperath]] '''Tipperath''' |
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| − | + | *[[File:Quest_Items_Sephirot_Choccmah.png|23px|Chocc'mah]] '''Chocc'mah''' |
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| − | + | *[[File:Quest_Items_Sephirot_Nehtza.png|23px|Neh'tza]] '''Neh'tza''' |
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| − | + | *[[File:Quest_Items_Sephirot_Kezath.png|23px|Kezath]] '''Kezath''' |
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| − | + | *[[File:Quest_Items_Sephirot_Kethaar.png|23px|Keth'aar]] '''Keth'aar''' |
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| − | circle 248 441 15 [[Monolith|Keth'aar]] |
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| − | circle 333 572 15 [[Monolith|Veenah]] |
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| − | circle 448 580 15 [[Monolith|Ghe'vrath]] |
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| − | circle 555 606 15 [[Monolith|'Oth]] |
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| − | circle 363 345 15 [[Monolith|Chocc'mah]] |
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| − | circle 489 354 15 [[Monolith|Kezath]] |
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| − | circle 596 363 15 [[Monolith|Neh'tza]] |
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| − | circle 526 488 15 [[Monolith|Tipperath]] |
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| − | circle 672 508 15 [[Monolith|Y'esath]] |
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| − | circle 765 528 15 [[Monolith|Maal'kad]] |
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These large stones pulse with magic, but initially their purpose is unknown. This does not last long, however, as [[Geralt]] learns more and more about Vizima, its surroundings, its inhabitants, and of course the [[Salamandra|criminal element]]. Our hero soon learns that these monoliths, and the correspondingly named [[sephirot]] are the key to opening the strange, abandoned [[Mage's tower]]. |
These large stones pulse with magic, but initially their purpose is unknown. This does not last long, however, as [[Geralt]] learns more and more about Vizima, its surroundings, its inhabitants, and of course the [[Salamandra|criminal element]]. Our hero soon learns that these monoliths, and the correspondingly named [[sephirot]] are the key to opening the strange, abandoned [[Mage's tower]]. |
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==Note== |
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* The distribution of the monoliths on the map resembles to the diagram of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sephirot Tree of Life], from which these standing stones are inspired. |
* The distribution of the monoliths on the map resembles to the diagram of the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sephirot Tree of Life], from which these standing stones are inspired. |
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Revision as of 22:39, 21 July 2017
"Do you really wish to know?" — Spoilers from the books and/or adaptations to follow!
In The Witcher there are ten strange obelisks, or monoliths, scattered about the swamp outside Vizima. They are covered in illegible markings and are obviously not naturally occurring. They are:
Maal'kad- Ghe'vrath
- 'Oth
- Y'esath
- Veenah
- Tipperath
- Chocc'mah
- Neh'tza
- Kezath
- Keth'aar
placement of the obelisks
These large stones pulse with magic, but initially their purpose is unknown. This does not last long, however, as Geralt learns more and more about Vizima, its surroundings, its inhabitants, and of course the criminal element. Our hero soon learns that these monoliths, and the correspondingly named sephirot are the key to opening the strange, abandoned Mage's tower.
Note: If you hover your mouse over the red markers on the map to the right, the name of the obelisk will appear.
Associated quests
Note
- The distribution of the monoliths on the map resembles to the diagram of the Tree of Life, from which these standing stones are inspired.