The witcher monsters

Chort (Polish: Czart) is a relict monster that appears in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. A bestiary entry can be obtained by reading Beasts of the Tukaj Foothills. Chorts are smaller than fiends, true. But still big enough to kill.– Agnes Thistle, herbalist from the Black Forest. Chorts are the somewhat smaller kin of fiends and bumbakvetches. Yet any witcher who thinks their diminutive stature means they present no danger commits a grave error – the kind that can end his career permanently…

Another monster I did for The Witcher 3 - Wild Hunt. Concept by Marek Madej https://www.artstation.com/artwork/y4yE9

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Katakans are a vampire race found in the Northern Kingdoms, where they first appeared around the 230s BR, through the Conjunction of the Spheres. In natural form, katakans have many bat-like traits albeit somewhat larger and monstrous. They have long claws that continue to grow throughout their lives.[3] They are also capable of disguising themselves and acting as normal humans.[2] As with the rest of vampires, katakans are fully invisible to magical scanning and probing which means they…

Nekkers or nekkras[1] are monsters encountered in The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings and The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. One less fortunate nekker appears in the opening sequence of the game when it is used as bait for an arachas by Iorveth. Nekkers cease to give XP when killed once Geralt reaches Level 11. Imagine a drowner that burrows tunnels, climbs trees, is more vicious than usual, and when ambushing its prey, it does so with many of its kin. Now you have a good idea of what a nekker is…