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Revision as of 13:47, 3 September 2009
"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.
| Preparation | Base | Duration | Toxicity | |||||
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The potion is made by mixing ingredients providing two measures each of Vitriol and Hydragenum, and one measure of Vermilion |
top quality base | 8 hours | Medium |
