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'''Necrophage''' (from Greek ''nekros'', 'corpse' and ''phagein'', 'to eat') is a hypernym used to refer to monsters that generally haunt cemeteries and battlefields, places where dead bodies lay, eating the remains. Some, however, have decided they have no qualms about being the ones to fill the area with corpses instead of just being carrion crows. |
'''Necrophage''' (from Greek ''nekros'', 'corpse' and ''phagein'', 'to eat') is a hypernym used to refer to monsters that generally haunt cemeteries and battlefields, places where dead bodies lay, eating the remains. Some, however, have decided they have no qualms about being the ones to fill the area with corpses instead of just being carrion crows. |
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* [[Ghoul]] |
* [[Ghoul]] |
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* [[Alghoul]] |
* [[Alghoul]] |
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* [[Devourer]] |
* [[Devourer]] |
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* [[Cemetaur]] |
* [[Cemetaur]] |
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| − | | [[Image:Bestiary_Ghoul_full.png|117px|Ghoul]] || [[Image:Bestiary_Alghoul_full.png|117px|Alghoul]] || [[Image:Bestiary_Graveir_full.png|110px|Graveir]] |
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| − | | [[Image:Bestiary_Devourer_full.png|110px|Devourer]] || [[Image:Bestiary_Cemetaur_full.png|110px|Cemetaur]] |
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* [[Ozzrel]] |
* [[Ozzrel]] |
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* [[Vetala]] |
* [[Vetala]] |
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| − | + | '''Associated Quests''' |
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* [[The Ghoul Contract (1)]] |
* [[The Ghoul Contract (1)]] |
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* [[Buried Memories]] |
* [[Buried Memories]] |
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* [[The Ancient Cemetaur]] |
* [[The Ancient Cemetaur]] |
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* [[The Cemetaur Contract]] |
* [[The Cemetaur Contract]] |
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=== Notes === |
=== Notes === |
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| − | Some people mistakenly assume that [[alp]]s and [[bruxa]]e are necrophages |
+ | Some people mistakenly assume that [[alp]]s and [[bruxa]]e are necrophages when they're actually [[Vampire|vampires]]. |
=== Video === |
=== Video === |
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* [[Bullvore]] |
* [[Bullvore]] |
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* [[Rotfiend]] |
* [[Rotfiend]] |
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* [[Rotfiend#The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt|Rotfiend]] |
* [[Rotfiend#The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt|Rotfiend]] |
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| − | * [[Scurver#Blood and Wine Expansion|Scurver]] |
+ | * [[Scurver#Blood and Wine Expansion|Scurver]] {{BAW icon}} |
| − | * [[Spotted Wight]] |
+ | * [[Spotted Wight]] {{BAW icon}} |
* [[Water Hag|Water hag]] |
* [[Water Hag|Water hag]] |
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+ | * [[Wight]] {{BAW icon}}</div> |
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Revision as of 07:09, 2 July 2017
Necrophage (from Greek nekros, 'corpse' and phagein, 'to eat') is a hypernym used to refer to monsters that generally haunt cemeteries and battlefields, places where dead bodies lay, eating the remains. Some, however, have decided they have no qualms about being the ones to fill the area with corpses instead of just being carrion crows.
The Witcher
Notes
Some people mistakenly assume that alps and bruxae are necrophages when they're actually vampires.
Video
Necrophages Alley
The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
In The Witcher 3, both drowners and drowned dead are classified as necrophages in the bestiary.
