Is Vesemir Geralt's mentor?

Vesemir is Geralt's mentor, and he appeared in both The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf and The Witcher season 2; here's everything you need to know about the character.
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Is Vesemir Geralt's teacher?

Geralt refers to Vesemir as his father and the old witcher helps train Geralt's own surrogate daughter, the child surprise Ciri, at Kaer Morhen.
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How is Vesemir related to Geralt?

Vesemir is a supporting protagonist in the Witcher franchise. He is an elderly, highly experienced Witcher and the mentor and father figure of Geralt of Rivia. Like many of the other witchers, he spent each winter in the fortress and set out on the path when spring arrived.
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Why does Vesemir want to make more witchers?

The devastating loss of Eskel might have pushed him to want to keep his dying family strong, if only to keep from being alone on the Continent. In "Turn Your Back," Vesemir tells Triss that he has faced loss and that it is destiny pushing them to create a new witcher.
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Who is older Geralt or Vesemir?

By the start of the second season, Geralt is 104 and Vesemir is 169. Geralt's mentor and adoptive father is played by Kim Bodnia, who is 56. He's not as strong or fast as he once was, but he's still very capable in a fight. Witchers are far from the longest-lived denizens of the Continent.
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Who Is Vesemir? Geralt's Mentor In The Witcher Explained



Who is the youngest witcher?

Journal Entry. Leo is the youngest of Kaer Morhen's residents. He's not a full witcher — though he has completed his training, he was not subjected to mutation.
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What is the lifespan of a witcher?

Witchers can live to be over 150 years old, but probably a lot longer. Witchers are often viewed with fear and suspicion by the common folk.
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Why are there no female witchers?

So why are there no lady Witchers? The answer lies in the brutal trials that potential Witcher candidates must pass in order to actually become Witchers. The first of these tests is the Trial of the Grasses, which involves injecting an alchemical mixture into the veins of Witcher hopefuls.
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Did Vesemir inject Ciri in the books?

With Ciri's blessing, Vesemir and Triss took a vial of her blood to test his theory and create the witcher mutagen successfully. After a bit of preparing, Ciri returned so they could begin the trials. Vesemir strapped her down to a bed and prepared to inject her with the mutagen, but Geralt arrived and stopped him.
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Did Vesemir try to make Ciri a witcher?

The mutagen was later lost. Ciri's blood proves to be Elder blood, and Vesemir makes the first witcher mutagen elixir in centuries. Ciri convinces Vesemir to let her go through the Trial of Grasses to become a witcher. Before he does it, he gets a flashback of the many lives lost during the experiments.
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Who is Geralt's mentor?

Vesemir is Geralt's mentor, and he appeared in both The Witcher: Nightmare of the Wolf and The Witcher season 2; here's everything you need to know about the character.
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Does Vesemir care Geralt?

At some point, he met Visenna outside Kaer Morhen, a sorceress who decided to give her child, a young boy named Geralt, to train as a witcher. Vesemir became a father figure to Geralt, but treated all young witchers with harsh affection.
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Does Vesemir care Ciri?

1 He Dies Protecting Ciri

During their training, Vesemir and Ciri form a close bond. During the events of The Wild Hunt, Vesemir protects Ciri from Imlerith, one of the most formidable opponents in the entire franchise.
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Who was Geralt's master?

Geralt was trained by his mentor Vesemir whom he came to regard as a father-figure.
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Are Geralt and Vesemir the last witchers?

The fall of Kaer Morhen

Kaer Morhen is all but razed to the ground by Nightmare of the Wolf's end. Fire engulfs much of the fortress, and the remaining children are forced to flee – with Vesemir being the last remaining senior witcher. Those familiar with the books and games might not be too surprised by its fate.
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Who is the most powerful witcher?

1. Ciri. Ciri is the de facto strongest character in the Witcher.
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Who is Ciri's love interest?

Shortly after Ciri traveled back to Skellige and at one point became extremely infatuated with one of the kingdom's famous warriors, Olaf Stigvason. However, this love was never meant to be as he was 35 years old, married, and with children older than Ciri.
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Is Roach a special horse?

Roach is in many ways a unique horse. Some of Geralt's frequent run-ins with magic and monsters have rubbed off on her which means she can do extraordinary things. This means, there are some details about Roach that you might have missed in The Witcher 3.
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Do all witchers have yellow eyes?

The Witcher's Geralt of Rivia is an iconic figure with his white hair and yellow eyes - but Season 2 shows that this is not a common Witcher trait. Netflix's The Witcher season 2 raises the question of why Geralt's iconic hair and eye color are not a common Witcher trait.
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Why do witcher eyes go black?

The black eyes are his pupils completely dilated, allowing him to see better in the dark, which fits with the scenario in the opening scene of the series. Potions can also enhance speed, endurance, healing, and more, depending on what they need to fight each monster.
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Can a witcher get drunk?

Intoxication is one of the more unique and fun aspects of The Witcher. Basically you can get Geralt "wasted out of his gourd", either deliberately or by accident.
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Can witchers cry?

[Ending Spoilers] The moment you realise that Geralt can cry, he just can't shed tears. : r/witcher.
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How old is Geralt in human years?

Geralt is a well-travelled man by the time we join him in The Witcher 3, and though visually he appears to be around 40 years old, Witchers don't age at the same rate as us regular humans.
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How many witchers are left?

There are 13 witchers, that are, or might be alive at the start of Witcher 3. 5 from books, 6 from comics and 2 from games.
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Is Geralt 300 years old?

Forum veteran. Geralt is around 90 - 100 years old. Yennefer is around 110, while Triss is way younger (around 50). Ciri is around 25 in most of TW3 (except the beginning of course where she should be around 12).
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