Swallow

The Witcher Edit

"There is no bird more beautiful than the swallow, the harbinger of spring. Even the dark mages who developed the formula for witchers' potions appreciated the charm of this bird, lending its name to the potion that accelerates regeneration of a mutated organism."

Swallow accelerates the regeneration of Vitality.

Source Edit

• The Book of the Swallow
• Geralt receives this potion from Vesemir in the Prologue during the Defending Kaer Morhen quest.
• There are three swallow potions in the wardrobe in the witchers' laboratory in Kaer Morhen in the Prologue.
• Two more in a crate in the Evening hall on the second floor of Kaer Morhen.

Notes Edit

• Recipe for Braised Liver with Mushroom Gravy
• Recipe for Liver Paste
• Recipe for Bog Grog
• Recipe for Fried Wings with myrtle flavoured sauce

The Witcher 2: Assassins of KingsEdit

Geralt begins the game with four Swallow potions as well as the formula.

Journal entry Edit

Symbolizing spring and rejuvenation, the swallow lent its name to this potion that accelerates the rate at which wounds scab over and heal. As a universal brew, it is good on many occasions and additionally produces no side effects.

The witcher can use the Swallow potion to balance out some of the undesirable effects of potions like Thunderbolt, Maribor Forest, Tiara and Stammelford's Philtre.

The potion increase Toxicity slightly when imbibed.

It is recommended before long fights. Slow but consistent Vitality regeneration will provide a significant advantage over foes. Witchers unsure of the dangers they might face in a given battle should take Swallow.

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Edit

Swallow is again a prominent potion in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. Geralt of Rivia has the ability to brew this potion from the moment he reaches White Orchard. Three of these can be crafted at any one time and placed in the consumables slot.

See also Edit

• Enhanced Swallow
• Superior Swallow

Gallery Edit

External links Edit

•  See the GWENT standalone game version card: Swallow

Potions in The Witcher Regular potions Bindweed Black Blood Blizzard Cat De Vries' Extract Full Moon Golden Oriole Kiss Maribor Forest Perfume Petri's Philter Shrike Swallow Tawny Owl Thunderbolt White Honey White Raffard's Decoction Willow Wives' Tears Wolf Wolverine Mutagenic potions Dagon Sap Frightener's Vision Golem's Pith Hellhound's Soul Kikimore's Ire Koshchey's Core Striga's Urge Werewolf's Wrath Zeugl's Vigor Miscellaneous Fisstech Lycanthropy potion Potion for Triss White Gull

Potions and Decoctions in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Potions Black Blood Enhanced Black Blood Superior Black Blood Blizzard Enhanced Blizzard Superior Blizzard Cat Enhanced Cat Superior Cat Full Moon Enhanced Full Moon Superior Full Moon Golden Oriole Enhanced Golden Oriole Superior Golden Oriole Maribor Forest Enhanced Maribor Forest Superior Maribor Forest Petri's Philter Enhanced Petri's Philter Superior Petri's Philter Swallow Enhanced Swallow Superior Swallow Tawny Owl Enhanced Tawny Owl Superior Tawny Owl Thunderbolt Enhanced Thunderbolt Superior Thunderbolt White Honey Enhanced White Honey Superior White Honey White Raffard's Decoction Enhanced White Raffard's Decoction Superior White Raffard's Decoction Decoctions Cursed one Werewolf decoction Draconid Basilisk decoction Cockatrice decoction Forktail decoction Wyvern decoction Elementa Earth elemental decoction Hybrid Archgriffin decoction Ekhidna decoction Griffin decoction Succubus decoction Insectoid Arachas decoction Necrophage Alghoul decoction Foglet decoction Grave hag decoction Nekker warrior decoction Water hag decoction Ogroid Troll decoction Relict Ancient leshen decoction Chort decoction Doppler decoction Fiend decoction Leshen decoction Specter Nightwraith decoction Noonwraith decoction Wraith decoction Vampire Ekimmara decoction Katakan decoction Miscellaneous Bear pheromones Drowner pheromones Killer Whale Nekker pheromones Pops' mold antidote Potion of Clearance Potion of Restoration Reliever's decoction The Decoctions of the Grasses Wolven Hour