In the games, the swords are treated in more general terms: steel is always meant for fighting humans/ nonhumans and normal, non-magical creatures like bears, unlike the books where there is more discrepancy. Striking metal armor or parrying an opponent's weapon will quickly ruin a silver sword, unlike a steel sword which can withstand such use with little to no damage. Geralt also mentions that the steel sword is often mistaken for being primarily intended for fighting hostile people and while it's true that witchers use their steel swords when fighting against armed opponents, this is only because a silver sword is a relatively delicate instrument. Geralt, however, does like to encourage the popular misconception that he wields a supernatural weapon, saying that it brings better pay for the work he does. The steel swords which witchers make for themselves (or contract swordsmiths to make for them, usually Mahakaman) are traditionally made from either meteoric or magnetite iron, and grant the weapon no superior or magical qualities. Traditionally, a witcher uses two swords, a steel sword for use on monsters not sensitive to silver or shelled so heavily that only the hard steel can harm them. Steel swords are the typical weapons used throughout the Witcher lore. For the weapons in The Witcher, see The Witcher steel swords. For the weapons in The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings, see The Witcher 2 steel swords. For the weapons in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, see The Witcher 3 steel swords. Witcher 3 Contracts, White Orchard quests, Velen quests, Novigrad quests and Skellige Isles quests.Įlsewhere, learn about the best Witcher 3 builds, the best Witcher 3 mods, how to make money in Witcher 3, find Places of Power locations, and learn how to do Witcher 3 crafting and Witcher 3 AlchemyĪnd when you're done with all those - we can help you through expansions with our Hearts of Stone walkthrough and Blood and Wine walkthrough.This article is about the generic term.
There's plenty of side content, too, including Our Witcher 3 walkthrough and guide can help you with the main story, including the Wandering in the Dark and Family Matters missions, and eventually, one of several Witcher 3 endings. Once there, kill the bandits and find the diagram within a chest. It's just west of the Ransacked Village marker and you'll have to climb up a broken pillar to reach the camp itself. The first of the two can be found within some ruins which have been taken over by bandits.
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