How long can a witcher live for?

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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Can witchers live forever?

The maximum lifespan of a witcher is unknown because they never actually die of old age. Their profession is so dangerous that most are eventually killed by the monsters they've sworn to eradicate.
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Who is the oldest living witcher?

Vesemir plays a key role in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. He is the oldest living witcher, the only one to survive the pogrom which decimated the Wolf School witchers a long time ago.
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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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Are witchers immortal?

Building on the last entry; Geralt isn't just heading towards a biblical age, were he to step away from his chosen profession, he'd easily outstrip them because Witchers are technically immortal. It's like Tolkien's elves. So long as he isn't struck down, he will continue to thrive and grunt monosyllabic catchphrases.
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How old are Geralt and Yennefer? (the Witcher)



Who is the strongest Witcher?

4 Geralt of Rivia Is The Strongest Witcher

Not only is Geralt an incredible swordsman, but he also demonstrates a strong proficiency with magic as well, using the witcher Signs to great advantage in battle.
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Why is Geralt infertile?

The Witcher 3: Geralt May No Longer Be Sterile (Depending On Choices Made In The Witcher 2) Geralt of Rivia, may have found a way to reverse his sterility, albeit inadvertently. It's a known fact that a witcher's mutations render them unable to reproduce.
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Is Yennefer older than Geralt?

How Old Is Yennefer? Yennefer of Vengerberg is almost a century old. The Netflix show depicts Yennefer as 71 while in the books and games she is closer to 94. At times, hints are dropped that Yennefer is a couple of years older than Geralt.
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Can Witchers have children?

In the world of The Witcher, sorceresses and witchers can't have children, but the reasons for each are very different. Let's take a look. The world of The Witcher, like any other, has its own rules, among those that witchers and sorceresses can't have children – here's why.
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Can Witchers be female?

According to a report from TheGamer, it's mentioned in The Witcher novels that there were women who tried to become Witchers, but none survived all of the trials. However, there are no actual full-fledged female Witchers in the novels or video games either.
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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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How many witchers are still alive?

Voleth Meir's actions resulted in killing 3 Witchers named Gwain, Edward, and Merek, and later Vesemir stated two more dead, Vartok, and Yrden, only 5 of them were alive at the end.
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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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How can Geralt live so long?

Elves possess natural longevity, while mages utilize magic to prolong their lifespans. Witchers fall into a separate category, and their transformation bestows them with incredibly long lives.
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Can the Witcher sleep?

Yes, in the books they sleep like normal people, they are can probably go on without sleep little longer than ordinary people, but not by much.
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Why do witchers eyes turn 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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Is Yennefer pregnant by Geralt?

In fact, in the novels (and in the show) both Yennefer and Geralt are incapable of having biological children. For Geralt, the show affords him a wide landscape of emotions — his story isn't pegged to his ability to father children.
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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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Is Ciri infertile?

Since Ciri never underwent the witcher mutations, she's very much fertile and can bear children.
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Is Geralt of Rivia death?

The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings

During the riots 76 nonhumans perished including Geralt of Rivia who was stabbed in the chest with a pitchfork by a man named Rob. Yennefer of Vengerberg died trying to heal the witcher. Their bodies were taken by Ciri.
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Why does Geralt have white hair?

What is this? Geralt exhibited great tolerance to mutagens that grant Witchers their abilities, especially in the Trial of the Grasses. As a result, he was put through further experiments that caused him to lose all pigmentation in his body, turning his skin and hair pale white.
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How old was Jennifer when she met Geralt?

She is only 13 years old when she graduates as a sorceress from Aretuza after three years of studies. However, as mages can halt their aging, Yennefer is actually 75 when she meets Geralt of Rivia for the very first time in 1248, which may surprise fans of the Netflix show.
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Can witchers be cured?

Even with potions and magical care, Geralt took weeks and months to recover from some wounds he's gotten. As for scars, they don't usually heal, no matter how much time goes by. They will fade over time, but if an injury was severe enough, scarring is all but unavoidable and will never completely disappear.
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Did Yennefer get her uterus removed?

For it to work, Yennefer has to have her womb removed, meaning she will never bear children. *This is were we see Foltest and Adda as CHILDREN, confirming that we're most definitely in the past. This barbaric procedure is intercut with Geralt's fight with the Striga.
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Why is Yennefer deformed?

She was abused as a child and had a hunchback, this led her to depression and isolation. While she was a student at Aretuza, Yennefer tried to kill herself by cutting her forearms. She managed to do a great deal of damage to her tendons but did not die.
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