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Revision as of 02:17, 21 February 2018
The Witcher
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"Wolf is widely used by witchers employing the Group Style. The potion improves its imbiber's precision, meaning that the witcher's slashing blade finds its opponents' soft spots all the more readily."
The Wolf potion improves focus and coordination, thereby increasing the chances of inflicting critical damage.
Source
The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings
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Journal entry
- Witchers who drink the Wolf potion are more agile during fights. Their special attacks, like those causing poisoning or heavy bleeding, are more accurate and effective.
- The potion has no known side effects. When imbibed, the brew can cancel the side effects of the Maribor Forest and Virga potions.
- Potion causes minor intoxication when imbibed.
- Wolf is recommended for witchers who apply oils to their swords or specialize in inflicting additional effects, such as Incineration, during fights.