Witcher Vampires: Bruxa - Witcher Lore - Witcher Mythology - Witcher 3 lore - Witcher Monster Lore
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- Опубліковано 29 чер 2019
- Witcher 3 Vampire Lore for the Bruxa. In today's vampire witcher 3 lore video I will discuss one of the most dangerous of all the vampires, the Bruxa. Witcher Monster Lore. The Bruxa is a monster first introduced in the blood and wine expansion for the witcher 3, although it was present for the base game of both the witcher 1 and 2 and made a breif appreance in the witcher books.
The Witcher® 3: Wild Hunt is a story-driven, next-generation open world role-playing game, set in a visually stunning fantasy universe, full of meaningful choices and impactful consequences. You play as Geralt of Rivia, a monster hunter tasked with finding a child from an ancient prophecy.
Geralt of Rivia, is a witcher, or monster hunter for hire, a white-haired and cat-eyed legend in his own time. Trained from early childhood and mutated to gain superhuman skills, strength and reflexes, witchers like Geralt are a natural consequence of and counterbalance to the monster-infested world in which they live. As Geralt, you’ll embark on an epic journey in a war-ravaged world that will inevitably lead you to confront a foe darker than anything humanity has faced so far-the Wild Hunt.
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Honestly if the higher vampires decided to work together they would be a bigger threat then the wild hunt.
Luckily their so against that aha, I mean look at the unseen elder
There aren't enough of them to organize.
They wouldn't even need to work together, The Unseen Elder is basically the only being I can think of off the top of my head on the level of Vilgefortz.
Gaunter O'dimm would probably put a stop to that. He can't play with his favourite toy humanity when humanity get's enslaved by them.
I mean they tried but humans are annoying so they stopped xD
I've always wandered what the world of the Vampires looked like
Seeing how they took interest with humans when they arrive,I am sure there no humans in there world
That would be awesome to know, imagine a world full if the higher vampires😐, as fast as one could kill Geralt like in one hit, a whole world of them would be something
@@guntervanstraaten4562 that do leave a question on what they feed on in there world and how there reproduction work because of there no kill each other rule like something missing in the world
@@Pokemanking12 unsure, though if memory serves the no killing rule is only after those that got stranded during the conjunction of spheres.
But it does raise the question still as to how they reproduce, since we obviously dont hear about baby vampires, though that is equally scary as it might be cute 😂
@@guntervanstraaten4562 that why I wander if something missing that stopping them from making more.
I love the details CD Projekt put in the Blood and Wine DLC.
I had drank a Black Blood potion and one of the Bruxas jumped and drank the blood, right after that she started coughing and acting like she drank acid, I pushed her with Aard and stabbed the heart.
Just like the trailer
@@galadrinihrinor4863 literally point for point of what happened in the trailer, me smells something fishy.
It does happen, it's actually super useful. It bailed me out during the attack on the palace when you come across the alp and the bruxa.
@@daltonevans3412 yea because the witcher 3 trailers are one of the few that actually show gameplay, u can actually do whats shown in them
@@cloudyskiees Even in the "Killing Monsters" trailer, the running attack animation the guy does with his stick before Geralt absolutely fucks him up is also an attack animation for humans in the game.
Didn’t know there was a “monetization friendly” mode in Witcher 3
I didn't want to risk a potential ban aha
@Pipa Obala one every 3 minutes far to excessive makes me want to not watch the channel
All you people bitching about ads, just don't watch his channel.
He takes time out of his day to make these videos for us to watch, in a good format with excellent narration, and they're free for is to see.
You all have no reason to complain about it.
The way to get more views and make more money is counterintuitively not to be greedy and put too many ads in. You start youtube by not making it your job, but your hobby and bargain on not making any money.
Jean-Pierre Van Staden take it you’re successful on UA-cam? Why else would you be giving advise on how to be successful on UA-cam?
Regis and Detlaff are the DUDES
8:30 It's a good thing that in game they do not hunt in packs. Otherwise it would be almost impossible to fight them. 4-5 Bruxae could kill any player, especially at maximum difficulty.
Personally the screeches of 5 bruxaes would kill my eardrums permanently
Fighting more than two bruxas at once is impossible
Yrden is quite underrated. It's your best weapon against invisible enemies, force them to use their physical form. Most of the battles I saw, people don't use Yrden with Foglets or Bruxas. Hmm...
Wraiths as well
The Bestiary claimed Yrden doesn't work on Foglets... Have we been lied to?
Use moon dust
I just use the bomb that let's you see them
and thats why griffin set is one of my favourites :D
i always play quen and yrden,so it fits like a glove
Who needs to “read” a beastiary this play through?? Imma slide onto UA-cam and get George here to chat to me about how to slay my beasts! Like an Ebook, beastiary version
Love all your videos mate, great work🙏🏼
Thank you mate, I'm glad you enjoyed it!
@@WitcherGeorge what do you hope fore in witcher 4
So confusing between higher vampires and higher vampires
redith137 lmao he’s just saying some books mean higher as in better in rank, not an actual “higher vampire”
Highest vampires
It seems among Vampires there are two kinds of “higher vampires.”
The Novigrad serial killer claimed to be a higher, but once he is killed he doesn’t regenerate and fully die. So he isn’t biologically a true higher vampire, but he shows intelligence similar to a human like an actual higher.
So I guess the two “higher vampires” are like 1. Those who shown human intelligence but can be killed normally. 2. Those who shown human intelligence but can regenerate from lethal wounds and only can be killed by another higher vampire
higher vampires < Higher Vampires
Dean Heng - Higher vampires can’t be “killed” by ordinary means, but the books established the following...
That they can be rendered inert if sufficiently injured. Regis was “killed” by villagers thanks to his intoxication with human blood. He spent 50 years in the ground before he regenerated to the point that he could leave the grave. Regis was again “killed” in the final book when Vilgefortz collapsed a pile of rubble upon him and essentially used magic to melt it into slag. This would likely have kept Regis from ever regenerating had Dettlaff not arrived and did what he did to restore Regis.
So, maybe Orianna and the coroner in Novigrad are higher vampires, and would eventually reappear once they’ve had enough time to regenerate. Likewise, if you damaged a higher vampire enough, while they would not truly be “dead,” they would be rendered harmless indefinitely.
In Witcher 1 was brothel full of bruxas 😍
Were they bruxae or "just vampires"? I've always spared them, didn't love dickhead of that knight.
@@paranormalphenomena563 that was an appropriate solution.
It was a dusk till dawn eater egg
Actually just the Lady of the Night was a bruxa, the other girls in the brothel were alps.
The first time I played Blood & Wine and ran into that first Bruxa. She blocked every one of my attacks and was swiping me with ease. I just played the game recently and it was MUCH harder when it was first released(Death March). It made the situation and DLC seem so frightening and dire. Detlaff did one hit kills and so did the Sewer monster in Heart and Stone.
Oh, Bruxa means Witch [in Portuguese].
And it pronnounces _broo sha_
@@actualzafra no its , "BRUHCHA"
Bruxa do 71 HIHIHI
And it's "bruja" in Spanish, pronounced BROO-HA
Tuga que gosta de Witcher
Não acredito, e eu a pensar que era o unico
Thank you for popping out on youtube, now I've finished Witcher 1, bought Witcher 2 and finished it, and now playing 3rd.
So long my life, my obligations.
Good luck on the path, for it is long aha
@@WitcherGeorge Tnx mate! Off I go, for the pans of poor people won't find themselves!
I think you still have a life and obligations . A witchers life and obligations
@@vernonrosalita3888
*Aladdin music kicks in:*
"A whole new world
A new fantastic point of view
No one to tell us no
Or where to go
Or say we're only dreaming." :D
Just finished witcher 3 including expansions, 2 days ago. Enjoy playing man.
*Bruxa Exist*
Abraham Lincoln: I'm gonna destroy this species whole career
Don't get the reference
@@nobleactual7616 Good. The movie was kinda iffy 😂
What does that mean? Are you giving any reference? 🙄Please tell me.
@@ankitwawage abraham lincoln vampire hunter
@@IrchaMan Well something new for me to learn. Thank you so much Bro
Their speed must be massively supersonic. In Witcher lore, Geralt is described many times to be super fast, faster than eyes can see, and Bruxas are even faster than him. Probably is thank to his super reflexes, above his speed, that help him to fight them, even if, in books was said there is a potion that can increase Witcher's speed but that kind of potion doesn't exist in Witcher 3.
I think Orianna is a "sophisticated" Bruxa, in the same vein that the Coroner is a more sophisticated Katakan.
Higher Vampires to someone hunting them (like a witcher) most likely means something akin to the vampire having at least human levels of intelligence, the ability to reason, and possibly even blend in with normal humans, whereas "lesser" vampires are essentially just beasts with vampiric features.
It would make sense for witchers to classify them this way, as it makes a huge difference in fighting them. Fighting something that runs on animal instinct is very different from fighting something with the ability to ambush, reason, and make calculated attacks.
True Higher Vampires being a distinct race might not even be widely known among non-vampires, as they are 1) exceedingly rare 2) extremely difficult to detect unless they reveal themselves voluntarily and 3) an all around secretive people.
So it's possible the confusion stems from the fact that a lot of monster-hunters, witchers etc. can't really know the inherent differences between say a highly advanced Bruxa or Katakan because vampires themselves make a point of not revealing it.
After all, a Bruxa taken for a (more powerful) True Higher Vampire is not gonna correct that mistake, since it likely means less people willing to hunt her, and True Higher Vampires have no reason to correct the confusion themselves - why give humans an advantage hunting their kin?
I think vampires don't make as much of a "class distinction" among themselves, as long as the other vampire is able to reason and communicate. Dettlaff especially is said to prefer "lesser" vampire kin to the company of humans. And it would make sense for a people who have effectively been exiled from their homeworld to share more of a bond with others of their kind, even if they're not exactly the same species of vampire.
In short, I don't think it's contradictory for Orianna to be a highly sophisticated Bruxa as opposed to a True Higher Vampire. Pretty sure personality matters more to someone like Regis than something as superficial as race or class anyway.
I like this take.
I seem to remember randomly encountering Bruxae during the Blood and Wine DLC, either before or after Dettlaff's invasion. It's been a while... but I distinctly remember randomly talking to the women wearing hoods/cloaks only to hear a shrill giggle, the cloak falling to the ground and then a fight. It may be a rare encounter, but I distinctly remember it and being caught completely off guard. In fact, that makes me think it was before the invasion as I had no idea what it was at the time.
Yep it was before Night of The Fangs mission. Theres a few of those women that are constantly walking around the town (might only be during night) and you can encounter them in the wilds across the map. I think its only a chance of them revealing themselves when you talk to them cause it only happened to me a couple times out of all of the hooded when I spoke too. The one that surprised me the most was the woman that ambushed me at an old abandoned castle while I was looking for Witcher Diagrams. I figured she was going to give me a quest or something.
I hated fighting the bruxa in the game, especially in my first playthrough because of their invisibility and powerful attacks
I remember coming across a bruxa for the first time in toussant. Just wondering around “minding my own”.. i heard her crying by the orchard/grave (whatever it was) then i talked to her because she was in front of the chest. After talking to her she disappeared and i went the treasure ... as soon as I was done with the treasure BOOM KILLED!!
What a fun experience! Lmao!
Also, if you wander the streets of Beauclair you often pass "mysterious women" cloaked and in the sunlight
Love the lore videos, keep em coming mate!
Been waiting for this 😭❤ Thanks bruh
Great Vid! I'm a recent fan and am liking the vids! They're helping expand my understanding of the world in things I dont know much about, such as the school of the bear and things like that
Awesome video man!! Keep them coming
Another video that's informative and pleasant to watch. Good on ya bud.
I love your videos man, well put together.
TY for your extra work.
That song at the end. So dope. I sometimes hang out at the Home Screen of Witcher 3 and listen lol
Amazing as always !
Nice editing, dude. Well done.
I love your series. Keep up the good work.
Great video. Liked and subbed. Well done xx
The Bruxa where always a cool story my favorite next too the Ekimaras. As always you do great work congrats.
Ik it's possibly redundant, but do an Alp video! Ik they're similar to Bruxa but just wanna hear the difference!
You're doing something right because I got Gwent ad on this videoXD
Great video George! Would you consider making a "Witcher Vampires: Alp" soon? I am very interested in them as well, as they are considered to be even more dangerous than their cousins, Bruxas.
Awesome video
Keep up the good work
Hey there, I don't know if you already made a video about it. But could you make a video about the pogrom that destroyed Kaer Morhen? I think that would make for an excellent video. Love you work, keep making it and I will keep watching it! :)
Hey there! Love your video’s
Keep up the good work
Could you one day make a video about Phillipe Eilhart, and how come sorceress became hated by the Redenians? I didn’t played W2 and I feel like I’m missing something in the story the first time I entered Novigrad
Also there are almost no lore videos about Phillipa on UA-cam!
Brilliant video! And perfect timing ;) I just started a new Blood and Wine playthrough. ^_^
Great video
Bruxa have some telepathic abilities but you don't really see Orianna break it out. It's possible she was actually weaker than Vareena from A Grain of Truth. Or maybe Vareena was an exceptional individual.
Oh. One creepy bit worth bringing up? Bruxae most often sing after they've fed. Orianna had just drank blood before Geralt got her.
isn't she a higher vampire?
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In the sense that she's sentient yes. Lesser vampires aren't. The type of vampires Regis and Detlaff are stand above even that though.
@@The_Chef2511 interesting. I've gotta start reading the books. Only played the witcher 2 & 3 a lot and watched the netflix show, which seems to be rather disappointing when compared to the books
Personally of the belief Oriana is a true higher vampire. I don’t really buy the theories of her and the doctor from Novigrad being lesser while at the same time having a human form that fools a large portion of the playerbase (strictly talking about the serial killer side quest and reactions on the Witcher 3 subreddit)
Truth be told, we don’t know all too much about the vampires, and it very well could be a mislabel on CDPRs part, as Geralt originally thought the girl at the manor was human until Nivellen told him about the dreams (as some vampires are mislabeled in the bestiary)
Back to my point (also a tl;dr) I believe some vampires are truly higher in nature. We only know of Regis, Detlaff and the Unseen Elder- 3 of an entire race.
Their true power limit remains to be seen in the Witcher world, so the idea that not all higher vampires have the “higher” form isn’t too far fetched. For all we know, they (Oriana and the doctor) could have been taking pity on Geralt for getting involved, using a “lesser” form instead of their higher.
The info I got regarding them being higher vampires in a classification sense is from the 'world of the witcher' book made by cdprojektred. Personally I believe they included that info in their own personal lore to make up for that mistake, but regardless it certainly adds more layers to vampires as a whole!
WitcherGeorge
At least they got vampires right, if not better than she who shall not be named
Nah, I'm pretty sure she's a Bruxa. You can see Geralt fighting her in the trailer for the expansion pack: we hear her sing and see her face before they get into a fight. Also, her hair is identical.
That isn't to say that the ingame story didnt strongly insinuate that she was a Higher Vampire. It did.
She is as much of a higher vampire as bloody baron is a baron.
One of the CDPR developer have already confirmed Oriana is an higher vampire
One of my favourite stories from the witcher books is A grain of truth when geralt faces the Bruxa vereena
Very interesting and informative
Bruxa let me introduce you to The Morning Star a.k.a The Vampire Killer.
You would scar them for "life" if they saw the morning star in action 😂
@@hidan407 yeah just a tiny scratch or bruise from it. And the vampire and anythin allied related. To them gets turned into a live hand grenade.
@@ashwolf2006 honestly, if they had a secret weapon called the morning star in witcher 3, I swear I would do the entire story using that weapon only and playing bloody tears durimg every boss battle 😂
I like Bruxae. They are complex creatures and not necessarily evil. In fact, you can meet at least two of them without them turning hostile, unless you attack them. Orianna, also, arguably did more good than harm with her orphanage (I nearly called it happy farm, but that dark reference wouldn´t do her justice as she´s not that sick and twisted)
Screams loud, emaciated and super long fingers/claws. I'm getting Left 4 Dead nightmares again.
Revisiting this after season 2
in the witcher every monster is it's own study wich really adds to the game preparing for your enemy while undertanding the lore behind them makes the game much more immersive and of course much more fun (the witcher 3 is a masterpiece)
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great video
All true and thank you
@@WitcherGeorge no thank you
Yo you should do a Fairytale comparisons and parallels within the Witcher. Like the Last Wish story with the Bruxa and Nivellen is basically Beauty and the Beast
Thank you for your hard work in these videos
Like before watching then enjoy
Appreciate it mate
ok... good.. time to play my 28 walktrough
My exploding quen manual shield build with the knock back and reflect effect really gave these ladies a lot if trouble when fighting me lol. Just waited for them to attack and release on em then get several hits in.
Nice
George the hero we didnt know we needed.
I’ve always felt Orianna was a higher vampire. She seems too similar to Regis and Detlaff is to not be truly higher. She also leads you to the unseen elder, and I’ve always thought only a higher vampire could contact him.
That's why it's all so confusing aha, perhaps she's simply a lot older than them, we know vampires seem to work on an age based society similar to our own!
The fight with the cintrian at the party also leads credence to this. No marks and defeats him nonchalantly
Geralt killing her in the trailer disproves this.
Also her body burned in the sun light, which doesn't happen to higher vampires
The_Drop Bear I feel that the trailer wasn’t cannon to the game as it shows Geralt killing her (which obviously doesn’t happen).
@@be9716 after finding out about the orphanage he says he will come back for her
tbh i had (for no reason) really much trouble fighting them in the "blood and wine"dlc. even when those were one of the cooles new enemies in the game.
Finally😍
That woman at the front of the shack scared the shit out of me. I was searching the dead man and when I turned to her it immediately turned into bruxa. That's a real jumpscare. We had the same thoughts about Orianna, she's definitely not a true higher vampire but a very old bruxa.
I got spooked out from the Bruxa in some ruins on a hill when I was searching for Witcher diagrams. Absolutely nobody there, picked up the diagrams and turned around to go on my way and this hooded figure walks past me and went invisible ready to attack me. Gave me a jump scare because she appeared outta nowhere
You should’ve included the differences between alps and bruxas since they’re so similar.
Bruxae is the plural term
I remember listening to the audio Book of the witcher series.
When the narrator says:
"She's a Bruxa!"
It gave my spine chills.
When you know about them, hearing that line is definitely a red flag aha
I remember grandma saying to me "I don't care what they tell you in school, Orianna was a higher vampire not a bruxa"
Witcher 3 is part of my life
Even outside its genre, many agree that TW3 is the greatest video game to date.
@@HalfBreedMix yes
Twas a shame by the end of Blood and Wine you couldnt find and kill more Bruxa. I enjoyed finding, fighting and killing them.
Sure,,,,,,,,,,,,,, yup, that was the reason alright ;-)
Can't wait for Cyberpunk lore. 😌
Booooo i want witcher online
Hoss Delgado gross that sounds like the worst idea for a game spin off I’ve probably ever heard:/
Hoss Delgado that sounds so dumb.
@@secredeath no please no
I dont wanna dissapoint you
Grain if truth, my favourite story xD
I really loved the video. But why did they more or less do away with the Bruxas? I find them fascinating!
I remember the Bruxa fight for the first time. I was a purely melee only build (It was my first playthrough, before I learnt about the power of signs and the alchemy trees) and it was pure pain. First time I defeated it I abused AoE Aard (It knocked it out of invisibility and allowed me to get up close) and now I've played the game that much I find it one of the easier fights now I know its counters.
Do a video on the silver sword aerondight
Please make a video lore on trolls thank you from Norway
They could just become an assassin for hire so they could kill and also feed on their pray without people knowing.
Please, make a video about Lady of Night.
I'd like to see a video on the Alps but I suspect there's not much difference between them and the Bruxas besides appearance.
Fun fact: when rodents chatter their teeth, that's called "bruxing" (it's cute)
Unrelated fun fact: the above fun fact kinda kills the fear factor for the name of this species of vampire for me
Wait, wait... I thought "post-conjunction" creatures denoted the creatures that came into being after the conjunction mixed things up, but were not originally in the other world either? A mixed breed of some sort from the chaos of the conjunction.
black blood and quen :D
Oh what a day what a lovely day!!!
Your mad max
Interesting, always thought vampires become higher the longer they live.
Weren't there some Bruxae in the first Witcher game as well? I vaguely remember a brothel/vampire den that was led by one...
Orianna ❤️
I love fighting bruxa. Casting yrden and then knocking them into the circle with aard so that you can get the instant kill without them escaping is challenging and rewarding.
So she makes you dream to feed from you, and if she is nice, she will leave you alive.
They are basically higher vampires but less weaker, But with more age they become nearly as powerful as the higher Vamps.
Very interesting intelegent creature and i loved seeing it in the Witcher season 2.
Doing the blood and wine dlc rn
Thanks for the info man
The first time I battle a bruxa, which was in the 2, I was petrified just because something like that should not have claws that long a that sharp and also doing that much damage and moving that fast...I died many time.
I really get confused with the whole "higher vampire/Higher Vampire." Perhaps the Higher Vampires such as Dettlaff and Regis begin as the generic "higher vampire" and evolve into true "Higher Vampires" with age. That might explain how it is mentioned in B&W that Higher Vampires don't all have identical powers. Some tend to gather covens, some have higher abilities to alter themselves into swarms of bats or birds...their attributes seem to vary. While Regis and Dettlaff have near equal strength, they don't react identically. The last fact regarding Orianna being a true "Higher Vampire" is that she knows of the existence and whereabouts of the Elder Vampire. While all vampires seem to know about him and defer to him, I doubt most would know his actual whereabouts. While Regis knows about the Elder, he tells Geralt that he must learn of his whereabouts from Orianna. Whether this infers that Regis doesn't know the Elder's exact whereabouts or that he is totally unwilling to share it is unclear. If Orianna is truly a Bruxa, she is beyond the normal Bruxae because she lives completely openly among the society of Toussaint. Indeed, she is a major figure in that society. The other Bruxae encountered in B&W are rather more hidden. They're out there as cloaked women...indeed walking the streets you run into them constantly. Hard to imagine the citizens of Toussaint seem quite ignorant of a group of creatures that literally infest their cities and the province as a whole, along with other forms of vampires. For a society steeped in fairy tale legends, it seems odd they know so little about the vampires.
Meanwhile, while George was thanking patrons and viewers i was wondering around the comment section when suddenly, that magical Orianna song finished this masterpiece off.... Well done buddy, you sure know how to win the audience...
(Also Orianna is a Higher Vampire, her 'Aura' in the game is clearly saying 'dont f***k with me)
Thank you for this man. Fun fact I made and uploaded the entire video but then realised I committed the crime of not including lullaby of woe in a bruxa video, so I thought I'd make a special effort for there to be an eerie ending for those of you that stuck around!
@@WitcherGeorge And eerie it was... Dude you made me scroll up again screaming inside me ''ORIANNA' like a kid who is about to get candy LOL
I'm only commenting because I feel like I'm around my ppl rite now!
George can you make a Zeugl lore video?
Regis is the man!
not only speed and invisibility but also defence system like shield, attributes only higher vampire like Detlaff posses..
Yrden is the best sign to use against Bruxae and Alps because it slows them down and negates their invisibility.
Shields up!
That’s the last time I talk to lone strangers in castle ruins
Can you make lore about who is the first witcher? And what is the motive behind witcher creation in their universe.
Steven Pram no one knows who the first Witcher was, and witchers were created to kill monsters
Next video on Orianna ?
Pleeease.
ua-cam.com/video/ZxmvanF1wGo/v-deo.html
He already has one and said so in the video. (hopes the link works)
"Hmmm, times past ... no amount of gold could persuade a Witcher to take this contract!"
That scream made my irl ears ring. The volume was low.