"Geralt's a witcher - a skilled and experienced monster-slayer. After years of training, as well as various mutations, he has become a force to be reckoned with. More than a mere human, Geralt instills both fear and hope in the hearts of those who cross his path. Frequently despised, he takes refuge in his freinds - Triss Merigold, Dandelion and Zoltan Chivay."




In Slavic mythology, a vedmak, the Russian word for 'Witcher.' is a warlock or male witch, the female equivalent (witch) being vedma, but unlike the latter, the vedmak may also possess positive qualities.

For example, they treat people and animals. On the other hand, they are thought to be people connected to the devil, and are capable of bringing harm by sending illnesses, killing cattle, spoiling a harvest, etc. The word was also used as an insult. A vedmak can turn into any animal or any object.

Witchers were basically a tall tail in Slavic folklore, commonly told in stories during and even before the medieval period.



This skin is essentially a hybrid between Geralt in the second and third Witcher games. Having the outfit he wore in the second, and the facial hair he has in the third.