Necrophage

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

Types:

• Ghoul
• Alghoul
• Graveir
• Devourer
• Cemetaur

Notable necrophages:

• Ozzrel
• Vetala
• Ureus

Associated quests

• The Ghoul Contract (1)
• Buried Memories
• King of the Crypt
• The Alghoul Contract
• The Ghoul Contract (2)
• The Graveir Contract
• The Devourer Contract
• The Ancient Cemetaur
• The Cemetaur Contract

Notes

• Some people mistakenly assume that alps and bruxae are necrophages when they're actually vampires.

The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings

• Drowner
• Drowned dead
• Bullvore
• Rotfiend
• Greater rotfiend

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

• Abaya
• Alghoul
• Devourer
• Drowner
• Drowned dead
• Foglet
• Ghoul
• Grave hag
• Ignis Fatuus
• Mourntart
• Mucknixer
• Rotfiend
• Scurver
• Spotted wight
• Water hag
• Wight

Gwent: The Witcher Card Game

• Chironex

Videos

Necrophages Alley

What are Necrophages? The Witcher 3 Lore - Necrophages