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| + | {{Infoboxbestiary2|class = [[Relict]]|variations = [[Kernun]]<br>[[Leshen]]|occurrence = Forest outside [[Fayrlund]]|immunity = Unknown|susceptibility = [[Dimeritium bomb]]s<br>[[Relict oil]]s<br>[[Igni sign#The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt|Igni]]|tactics = Controlling surrounding plants and animals|additional = [[Leshen resin]]<br>[[Ancient leshen mutagen]]<br>[[Leshen trophy]]|name = Woodland Spirit the Leshen|image = <center><tabber> |
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| + | == Bestiary entry == |
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| + | : ''We've offended him, Sven. The Woodland Spirit seeks revenge. This here is him saying we've strayed from the old paths.'' |
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| + | : ''— Harald of Fayrlund'' |
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| + | : ''Some monsters are so powerful local populaces begin worshipping them as gods. Such was the case with the leshen dwelling in the woods near the Skellige village of Fayrlund. The elders were absolutely convinced the monster watched over them by defending them from their enemies and training their hunters.'' |
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| + | : ''The witcher had his doubts, however. Leshens are mean, self-serving creatures – and the ancient one living in the woods near Fayrlund was surely no exception.'' |
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| + | : ''Geralt knew freeing the villagers from their supposed protector's grasp would be no easy task – if he decided to even try. The leshen known as the Woodland Spirit was so powerful as to have mastered the art of marking. This meant the monster had inserted his essence into one of the residents of Fayrlund. As long as this unfortunate soul remained alive and near the settlement, the leshen would always be reborn near its lair.'' |
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| + | : ''Yet even with the marked one eliminated, killing the leshen would be no easy task. The monster commanded the obedience of the denizens of the woods – it could thus call on wolves, ravens or even the trees themselves for help. Luckily, it had a weakness as well: it was vulnerable to fire, that born of the Igni Sign in particular.'' |
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| + | : ''In the end, however, there never was a battle between Geralt and the Woodland Spirit. Geralt knew that the leshen was surely less benevolent than the elders thought – but he also knew killing it would do more harm than good.'' |
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| + | == Associated quest == |
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| + | * [[In the Heart of the Woods]] |
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Revision as of 11:22, 3 May 2016
Template:Infoboxbestiary2The Woodland Spirit was a very old and very powerful leshen worshipped by the elders of the village of Fayrlund but is disliked but younger inhabits of village led by Sven.
Bestiary entry
- We've offended him, Sven. The Woodland Spirit seeks revenge. This here is him saying we've strayed from the old paths.
- — Harald of Fayrlund
- Some monsters are so powerful local populaces begin worshipping them as gods. Such was the case with the leshen dwelling in the woods near the Skellige village of Fayrlund. The elders were absolutely convinced the monster watched over them by defending them from their enemies and training their hunters.
- The witcher had his doubts, however. Leshens are mean, self-serving creatures – and the ancient one living in the woods near Fayrlund was surely no exception.
- Geralt knew freeing the villagers from their supposed protector's grasp would be no easy task – if he decided to even try. The leshen known as the Woodland Spirit was so powerful as to have mastered the art of marking. This meant the monster had inserted his essence into one of the residents of Fayrlund. As long as this unfortunate soul remained alive and near the settlement, the leshen would always be reborn near its lair.
- Yet even with the marked one eliminated, killing the leshen would be no easy task. The monster commanded the obedience of the denizens of the woods – it could thus call on wolves, ravens or even the trees themselves for help. Luckily, it had a weakness as well: it was vulnerable to fire, that born of the Igni Sign in particular.
- In the end, however, there never was a battle between Geralt and the Woodland Spirit. Geralt knew that the leshen was surely less benevolent than the elders thought – but he also knew killing it would do more harm than good.
