Considering that dragons are described as being once common place (having been hunted to extinction) it could be that they are one of the pre-conjunction creatures native to that planet and the Golden Dragon would be the most evolved form of that species, think Higher Vampires vs. the rest of them. Assuming they are native or at least pre human, my bet would that there are a relatively small but definitely sizable amount of Golden Dragons left, likely living in Zerrikania where they arent hunted and if not go unnoticed in their human form, be worshiped in their dragon form. This is speculation but a fully sentient, flighted creature with the ability to morph into any form and essentially blend into any population would both know how to identify friend and foe AND be smart enough to know how to approach complex situations, if not just fly away.
@@keganselby8259 that was Geralt *before* he met Villentretenmerth (who was disguised as Bork Three Jackdaws, the person who Geralt told that statement). and then there's Villen's daughter, Saessenthesis (aka Dragonslayer Saskia). essentially proving that not only Golden Dragons exist, but they also aren't sterile.
@@jacktheomnithere2127 no In the books he was having that conversation with three jack dogs and his two companions got sad because they knew that the golden dragon was also. Sterile
We can thank Tolkien for his portrayal of dragons and the intelligence they bring. And we can thank Gary Gygax and wizards of the coast for the many different Dragon colors, personalities, and types of breath attacks we see in Dungeons and Dragons. I don't see the Witcher series as ripping off the dragon ideas, in fact imitation is a form of flattery. They use these dragons and expand the lore on not just the creatures themselves but on how they affect the world that they have learned to call home.
I honestly like how Gygax and the DnD writers that have progressed over the years including the current perkins, have even expanded on the tolkien archetype of intelligent dragons. Mercer showed in the first CR campaign how creatively using cunning plotting dragon(s), and I agree the way the witcher has portrayed dragons in it's overarching universe is definitely an homage to this archetype of dragon. The fact that sapkowski is using the colors of dragons that dnd uses to determine their traits with white black red dragons in the wow book and the ttrpg and uses intelligent dragons I think really illustrates that too.
In regards to the Black Dragons spitting something resembling mustard gas, it could be a variant of the Green Dragon's chlorine, as mustard gas is comprised of chlorine. Just a thought.
Just got my hands on the world of the witcher recently, i think its very cool that they chose to write it from a dragons perspective. Not only that, but one that actually enjoys living as a human.
Great video yet again witcher George iv learned so much about dragons in the witcher universe I had no idea rock or ice dragons existed keep up the great work bud 😁
Poor rock dragons, small (for a dragon :P ), can't breathe fire or acid, and probably couldn't fly either. At least they could engage in sophisticated discussions about rocks with rock trolls. ^^
I think that the Golden Dragon is likely some sort of crossbreed between two extremely ancient dragons that don't exist anymore, and some magic involved in some way to give it its polymorph abilities. I think that only one does exist, but not in the same way as Gaunter O'Dimm. It would have been possible for more to exist, and maybe there were more of them, but no more can be bred as the original two races would be extinct by now
I think there are more then one golden dragon I just believe they are rare, well they might all be in deserts or other Sandy areas, or in the unexplored regions of the world of the Witcher.
i'd say the latter. only *part* of the continent was mapped. the rest is unknown; who knows how big the continent REALLY is. let alone the whole planet. we don't even know if there are any other continents.
How about a video on Crach an Craite? He is a cool character. He could've become Pavetta's husband if not for Emhyr, he was Yenn's lover, he is a part of Ciri's family after all))
Witcher! I toss a coin to you, hear me! In the show, recently finished it's first season. We have a gold dragon who can morph into a man. (No spoilers here) beyond that, he had two assistants or guardians. Who also could morph, but I don't recall their color.
My theory regarding most of dragons. While extict in the northen realms and the southern imperial states I belive in east there's still a load of them.... why? well zerrikanians are worshiping dragons as they see them as superior beeings so one thing is certain: Humans don't hunt dragons there but try to preserve them as good as they can. So that means that golden dragons can also be found there... and what do you know.... Villentretenmerth, when was first encoutered by Geralt, was accompanied by two zerrikanian warriors(as shown in the art in the video) so Villenteretenmerth is not the only one that's gold I belive(and also Rock dragons and all rare dragons are probably found there much more easily compared to the Northen Realms).
I think that the trivia of Witcher is very interresting... I mean olgierd was a Lithuanian name, Von is almost every time used word in knight name's of ancient Germany and everic sounds a little bit slavic/Latin ... Toussaint is clearly based on southern France but they use gothic armour which was invented in Germany but used in the rose war of England and their swords are zweihanders... The nilfgaardean empire includes trivia of the holy Roman empire, Italy and a germanic/Latin language... Therefore all names in Witcher are english,german,polish(slavic) and in the blood and wine dlc french you can say that the whole Witcher history is based on the whole Europe history around poland... And if u look at the Witcher map you could see very interresting things I mean the nilfgaardean empire is northern of Toussaint and if you see the map from right as the bottom it's eastern of Toussaint (france)... It's the biggest empire like the holy Roman empire which was an empire clustered from German and Italian kingdoms, so it would make sense cause it's in the middle.... There are a bunch of more little kingdoms which are eastern and now part of nilfgaard and considering the fact that aedirn is most likely to be based on Germany and Austria we could say it's just Bavaria and Austria which are now part of the hre and the kingdom in the east of em (forgotten the name but it was the one with kaer morhen) could be based on tschechl-slovakia and northern of it is timeria which is clearly based on Poland which is in war with nilfgaard like Poland was against the Teutonic order which was a knight order which was very friendly with the hre as most of the members were born in the hre (which has armours that look a little bit like the nilfgaardean Standart Armour)
I believe there are more golden dragons. I think that because I believe Borch is not a very old creature due to the fact that he only seems to have one child
Golden dragons are said to nest amongst the dunes of Zerrikania which is odd considering how open a desert is Also they are revered in Zerrikania so could they actually have a thriving population and since they can polymorph do you think they use that ability to hide their actual population Also on that note would do a more in depth video about golden dragons I have a few theories about them if you're interested George
I originally wanted to see fights between Witcher Monsters and Monster Hunter monsters but there would be no contest, especially with dragons. Even with just size, MH's lower-tier monsters outrank some dragons from The Witcher. And if you put black dragons against each other then there would be a bloodbath, no matter how many dragons you have from The Witcher.
I think if there are more golden dragons they have such a disdain for humans they either keep away from humans at all costs by staying in caves and such or they completely left the land that the Witcher takes place in. Another idea I had was maybe at one point there were but they are so rare that there is only 1 golden dragon every few hundred years
I like to believe that humans in the world of the Witcher were the last sapient species introduced, maybe there was a conjunction of spheres that happened where humans became introduced to this world from our real world, where as all we know is war and no magic, religion and etc. The humans came from moments in our real history that has settlements who mysteriously disappeared for example the settlers of north carolina the roanoke county settlers who just up and mysteriously vanished with no trace. And other settlements in the past before pilgrimage to the Americas. After humans got settled on the witchers world, another conjunction or perhaps during that same conjunction it was when magic and other species of monsters were introduced. We all assume the conjunction took place in one day or a short time. But what if it took an entire year or month.. is there a clear time period stated? Not too clear on the lore of it.
Great work！Thank you for this again！Recently I also wrote an article Introducing draconid and dragons in our community.I Ocvist seems to be a white dragon at that time，and I'm curious about which book has mentioned the Far North,I noticed there also have creatures like mammoth .But I didn‘t count on grey dragon.I got a illustration with Nivellen’s rock dragon head，I posted it on your twitter.
ps you should credit the artists behind the drawings of the dragons as not all of the dragon drawings used in this video is from gwent or the witcher series at all
Gold for powers, black for scales, red for fire, white for ice, rock for claws and teeth, and green, I think rock and green aren't the best in any field.
Gotta be more than 1 gold poly morph. You named 2 in the video right? So... Plus no one will ever know since they can change into any shape. Or maybe its wishful thinking since there so fucking cool
+Twinmama that's just an old name, but thanks anyway. I disagree. Not all monsters came from same world. Vampires came to the continent among the last. And that is just my theory.
U Wot M8 well if they can breath fire etc might melt the thing into ashes and buried but they would eventually regenerate but the dragons would be long gone by then I'd say it'd be a crazy fight and the vampire wouldn't really want to fight 5 because they are very smart Unseen elder would have the eyes of them in seconds so he sorta wins automatically but in the Witcher universe it's.not all about strength it's about being prepared the dragons could collapse the cave on unseen and ruin him
@@sypandacat7236 even then though, the unseen elder moves so fast couldn't he defend the cave because he'd be SUPER protective of the gate. If any of the dragons land i'd say they're dead though because they'd just get blitzed. If youd wanna consider outside factors he could also control vampires like how he did in the dlc's. Idk how the elder would deal with them flying away though
@@Bersekintime yes, but considering it's a gold dragon, they can Polly morph INTO a vampire, attack him, and kill him, they could also turn into other animals that control other animals to over whelm him, and they usually have those eastern warriors like that one gold dragon following them around.
Zion The Dragon do u even think that the unseen elder COULD get overwhelmed though? He killed the white wolf without even thinking about it. The dragons wouldnt know how to use the body as well as the original so i think he'd still blitz them. Hes just SO FAST AND STRONG i cant see him getting overwhelmed
Was so disappointed when i saw dragons in the opening artwork of witcher 3, only for them to not be in the game AT ALL 😭, i want to see dragons and manticores on the Witcher 4
Dragons that can change form probably live as humans not because they are scared.of us but more like we are scared of them and when humans fear something we kill it off I'm sure more exist maybe a huge majority of those cats are dragons hmmmm they both absorb magic and it's.never explained why who knows lol I like to think a cat dragon exists out and about just being a jerk knocking over things tripping people as a little payback
Eh, I don't see dragons that pathetic to knock things off, I would think they are above it, and only gold, or gold dragon hybrids can take human form, but they never showed us, So far, that they can take other animal forms.
Not fully. The dragons here aren't evil, and prefer to leave humans alone. Plus, even the black dragons can treat humans with kindness, which I don't believe d&d black dragons do. Also, there are no rock dragons in D&D, and no blue dragons in the witcher.
Zion The Dragon yeah I get that I more meant the similarities in appearance, habitat, and breath weapons. Black dragons living in swamps and breathing acid, White dragons with frost breath, polymorphing golds with fire breath? These are straight out of dnd
I assumed 3 Jackdaws was some kind of god. He's just so fantastical and unique. I also thought it was interesting that he enjoys sex with women, namely those two Zerikanian warriors.
The black dragon spitting mustard gas is actually kind of based in reality. Say the dragon were to have some water in it's mouth, then spit up some acid. The acid (most likely hydrochloric) would react violently with the water, thus creating mustard gas. Or maybe I've gotten things mixed up, since chlorine gas mixed with water makes acid...could be wrong.
Considering that dragons are described as being once common place (having been hunted to extinction) it could be that they are one of the pre-conjunction creatures native to that planet and the Golden Dragon would be the most evolved form of that species, think Higher Vampires vs. the rest of them. Assuming they are native or at least pre human, my bet would that there are a relatively small but definitely sizable amount of Golden Dragons left, likely living in Zerrikania where they arent hunted and if not go unnoticed in their human form, be worshiped in their dragon form. This is speculation but a fully sentient, flighted creature with the ability to morph into any form and essentially blend into any population would both know how to identify friend and foe AND be smart enough to know how to approach complex situations, if not just fly away.
Good point!
Umm in the books it’s stated that the golden dragon is just a mutation also why it can’t have kids like the Witcher
@@keganselby8259 that was Geralt *before* he met Villentretenmerth (who was disguised as Bork Three Jackdaws, the person who Geralt told that statement).
and then there's Villen's daughter, Saessenthesis (aka Dragonslayer Saskia).
essentially proving that not only Golden Dragons exist, but they also aren't sterile.
@@jacktheomnithere2127 no In the books he was having that conversation with three jack dogs and his two companions got sad because they knew that the golden dragon was also. Sterile
We can thank Tolkien for his portrayal of dragons and the intelligence they bring.
And we can thank Gary Gygax and wizards of the coast for the many different Dragon colors, personalities, and types of breath attacks we see in Dungeons and Dragons.
I don't see the Witcher series as ripping off the dragon ideas, in fact imitation is a form of flattery. They use these dragons and expand the lore on not just the creatures themselves but on how they affect the world that they have learned to call home.
No.
absolutely 👌
Well act like dragons are not part of a lot of mythology
I honestly like how Gygax and the DnD writers that have progressed over the years including the current perkins, have even expanded on the tolkien archetype of intelligent dragons. Mercer showed in the first CR campaign how creatively using cunning plotting dragon(s), and I agree the way the witcher has portrayed dragons in it's overarching universe is definitely an homage to this archetype of dragon. The fact that sapkowski is using the colors of dragons that dnd uses to determine their traits with white black red dragons in the wow book and the ttrpg and uses intelligent dragons I think really illustrates that too.
already a dislike? your troll must sit at his keyboard all day waiting for you to post something
Lol
I'm glad they still watch the videos aha
Lol
Trolls? I think I have some blade oil for that.
In regards to the Black Dragons spitting something resembling mustard gas, it could be a variant of the Green Dragon's chlorine, as mustard gas is comprised of chlorine. Just a thought.
Just got my hands on the world of the witcher recently, i think its very cool that they chose to write it from a dragons perspective. Not only that, but one that actually enjoys living as a human.
Yes another video, I really needed this. I was so glad when I got the notification for this. Thanks
Thank you man!
The golden dragon could be something like the doppelganger but on a larger scale
Video suggestion... The Caretaker
Good idea!
Maybe cats are golden dragons :P
why must you tattle on our activities?
Naw cats are A holes, dragons not so much
Great video George these Dragons are Awsome can't wait for the video on Cahir he's a great character.
Thanks man!
Great video yet again witcher George iv learned so much about dragons in the witcher universe I had no idea rock or ice dragons existed keep up the great work bud 😁
Wait, so how did you know about the red and black dragons? In the books, some of the red and black come AFTER the introduction to ice and stone.
@@zionthedragon8866 iv done some research on the dragons before I never found out anything about the rock or the ice dragons.
@@daniellynch5881 Really? Where did you go to get the info, if I might ask? That may be why you never heard of them.
Np man!
gonna get a green dragon to clean my pool
Good idea aha
2:00 Nothing more useful and protective than a cleavage armor! haha
Francisco Castañeda V. Seems to be very popular in witcher lol.
aha
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I love the witcher universe, but some character designs are groan inducing.
Poor rock dragons, small (for a dragon :P ), can't breathe fire or acid, and probably couldn't fly either. At least they could engage in sophisticated discussions about rocks with rock trolls. ^^
unfortunately there arent as many dragons in Witcher 3 univerce , im sad ...
I think that the Golden Dragon is likely some sort of crossbreed between two extremely ancient dragons that don't exist anymore, and some magic involved in some way to give it its polymorph abilities. I think that only one does exist, but not in the same way as Gaunter O'Dimm. It would have been possible for more to exist, and maybe there were more of them, but no more can be bred as the original two races would be extinct by now
Nice theory!
I think there are more then one golden dragon I just believe they are rare, well they might all be in deserts or other Sandy areas, or in the unexplored regions of the world of the Witcher.
i'd say the latter.
only *part* of the continent was mapped. the rest is unknown; who knows how big the continent REALLY is. let alone the whole planet.
we don't even know if there are any other continents.
Omg yes! Thank you!!! Great video :3
glad you enjoyed!
How about a video on Crach an Craite? He is a cool character. He could've become Pavetta's husband if not for Emhyr, he was Yenn's lover, he is a part of Ciri's family after all))
Good idea man!
Witcher! I toss a coin to you, hear me!
In the show, recently finished it's first season. We have a gold dragon who can morph into a man. (No spoilers here) beyond that, he had two assistants or guardians. Who also could morph, but I don't recall their color.
Thats the first tale in the second book
My theory regarding most of dragons. While extict in the northen realms and the southern imperial states I belive in east there's still a load of them.... why? well zerrikanians are worshiping dragons as they see them as superior beeings so one thing is certain: Humans don't hunt dragons there but try to preserve them as good as they can. So that means that golden dragons can also be found there... and what do you know.... Villentretenmerth, when was first encoutered by Geralt, was accompanied by two zerrikanian warriors(as shown in the art in the video) so Villenteretenmerth is not the only one that's gold I belive(and also Rock dragons and all rare dragons are probably found there much more easily compared to the Northen Realms).
Nice theory!
Would love a Witcher prequel. Full of dragons and other extinct monsters
@Jared M and more Witchers!
Manticores
It will be rly nice of em to put all of that dragons in game in some dlc ...
I think that the trivia of Witcher is very interresting... I mean olgierd was a Lithuanian name, Von is almost every time used word in knight name's of ancient Germany and everic sounds a little bit slavic/Latin ... Toussaint is clearly based on southern France but they use gothic armour which was invented in Germany but used in the rose war of England and their swords are zweihanders... The nilfgaardean empire includes trivia of the holy Roman empire, Italy and a germanic/Latin language... Therefore all names in Witcher are english,german,polish(slavic) and in the blood and wine dlc french you can say that the whole Witcher history is based on the whole Europe history around poland... And if u look at the Witcher map you could see very interresting things I mean the nilfgaardean empire is northern of Toussaint and if you see the map from right as the bottom it's eastern of Toussaint (france)... It's the biggest empire like the holy Roman empire which was an empire clustered from German and Italian kingdoms, so it would make sense cause it's in the middle.... There are a bunch of more little kingdoms which are eastern and now part of nilfgaard and considering the fact that aedirn is most likely to be based on Germany and Austria we could say it's just Bavaria and Austria which are now part of the hre and the kingdom in the east of em (forgotten the name but it was the one with kaer morhen) could be based on tschechl-slovakia and northern of it is timeria which is clearly based on Poland which is in war with nilfgaard like Poland was against the Teutonic order which was a knight order which was very friendly with the hre as most of the members were born in the hre (which has armours that look a little bit like the nilfgaardean Standart Armour)
Very interesting man!
Use periods next time.
I believe there are more golden dragons. I think that because I believe Borch is not a very old creature due to the fact that he only seems to have one child
Good point!
I think he only had one child because he has juat met that child's mother
Quiet Hitler, you're stoned
Golden dragons are said to nest amongst the dunes of Zerrikania which is odd considering how open a desert is
Also they are revered in Zerrikania so could they actually have a thriving population and since they can polymorph do you think they use that ability to hide their actual population
Also on that note would do a more in depth video about golden dragons I have a few theories about them if you're interested George
Zerrikania isn't a desert, also we only know of one golden dragon and he never mentions anything about nesting anywhere
Is the RPG written by sapkowski available somewhere? all i can find is the one put out by CDPR and Talsorian
I originally wanted to see fights between Witcher Monsters and Monster Hunter monsters but there would be no contest, especially with dragons. Even with just size, MH's lower-tier monsters outrank some dragons from The Witcher. And if you put black dragons against each other then there would be a bloodbath, no matter how many dragons you have from The Witcher.
Hey George you should make a video called 10 things you didnt know about (blank) and then do a character or country
I'll think about it! Good suggestion!
I think if there are more golden dragons they have such a disdain for humans they either keep away from humans at all costs by staying in caves and such or they completely left the land that the Witcher takes place in. Another idea I had was maybe at one point there were but they are so rare that there is only 1 golden dragon every few hundred years
Nice point!
@@WitcherGeorge Thank you
I like to believe that humans in the world of the Witcher were the last sapient species introduced, maybe there was a conjunction of spheres that happened where humans became introduced to this world from our real world, where as all we know is war and no magic, religion and etc. The humans came from moments in our real history that has settlements who mysteriously disappeared for example the settlers of north carolina the roanoke county settlers who just up and mysteriously vanished with no trace. And other settlements in the past before pilgrimage to the Americas. After humans got settled on the witchers world, another conjunction or perhaps during that same conjunction it was when magic and other species of monsters were introduced. We all assume the conjunction took place in one day or a short time. But what if it took an entire year or month.. is there a clear time period stated? Not too clear on the lore of it.
top notch
Thanks man!
Great work！Thank you for this again！Recently I also wrote an article Introducing draconid and dragons in our community.I Ocvist seems to be a white dragon at that time，and I'm curious about which book has mentioned the Far North,I noticed there also have creatures like mammoth .But I didn‘t count on grey dragon.I got a illustration with Nivellen’s rock dragon head，I posted it on your twitter.
What grey dragon?
From the Witcher tabletop rpg and thank you!
2:53 looks more white than grey, also using that picture that dragon looks nothing like the green dragon or a golden one
ps you should credit the artists behind the drawings of the dragons as not all of the dragon drawings used in this video is from gwent or the witcher series at all
So are golden dragons the strongest then? Or is it black dragons
Gold for powers, black for scales, red for fire, white for ice, rock for claws and teeth, and green, I think rock and green aren't the best in any field.
Gotta be more than 1 gold poly morph. You named 2 in the video right? So... Plus no one will ever know since they can change into any shape. Or maybe its wishful thinking since there so fucking cool
Nice vid.
I think witcher world before the conjunction belonged to dragons and vrans.
+Twinmama that's just an old name, but thanks anyway.
I disagree. Not all monsters came from same world. Vampires came to the continent among the last. And that is just my theory.
Possibly and thank you!
please do a vid on thronebreaker
Sure!
Could you make a video about mad kiyan
Good idea!
The best dragon fights, in a game that I have ever seen, is the dragon fights in dragons dogma
I'll have to play it!
Funny in the witcher series we found out who the golden dragon Gerald met is
I’m curious... what school are you from George?
George of Kagen was a legendary witcher from the school of the griffin. Pretty sure the main man here takes it from that.
Griffin!
what are all these rpgs you keep reffering to?
It's all the same one! Although there are a few around
Keltullis is a red dragon in Mahakam mountains.
God they look badass.
P.S. ... well... you know i think.
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Imagine the wild hunt with white dragon.....
Why don't you do combat techniques
villentretenmerth! Best name ever
Perhaps, but I think "Tony" would have been funnier
@@Victor.-.E 😂🤣 crap its Tony run😂
Damn right
I reckon golden dragons exist elsewhere in hiding, maybe the rest are living as other creatures for the moment
Possibly!
Cool
5 golden dragons vs the elder vampire?
U Wot M8 well if they can breath fire etc might melt the thing into ashes and buried but they would eventually regenerate but the dragons would be long gone by then I'd say it'd be a crazy fight and the vampire wouldn't really want to fight 5 because they are very smart
Unseen elder would have the eyes of them in seconds so he sorta wins automatically but in the Witcher universe it's.not all about strength it's about being prepared the dragons could collapse the cave on unseen and ruin him
@@sypandacat7236 even then though, the unseen elder moves so fast couldn't he defend the cave because he'd be SUPER protective of the gate. If any of the dragons land i'd say they're dead though because they'd just get blitzed. If youd wanna consider outside factors he could also control vampires like how he did in the dlc's. Idk how the elder would deal with them flying away though
@@Bersekintime yes, but considering it's a gold dragon, they can Polly morph INTO a vampire, attack him, and kill him, they could also turn into other animals that control other animals to over whelm him, and they usually have those eastern warriors like that one gold dragon following them around.
Zion The Dragon do u even think that the unseen elder COULD get overwhelmed though? He killed the white wolf without even thinking about it. The dragons wouldnt know how to use the body as well as the original so i think he'd still blitz them. Hes just SO FAST AND STRONG i cant see him getting overwhelmed
@@Bersekintime well, I mean the goods could research about him, and before hand practice, that way they could get a good lead on him.
Dragons!
Not everyone but u get what I mean
We shall expunge and cleanse this world of thy threat, thy heartless beasts
Wtf. How did I completely forget that chick that turns into a f*cking dragon in TW2? Does this happen no matter what?
She's always a dragon aha
Was so disappointed when i saw dragons in the opening artwork of witcher 3, only for them to not be in the game AT ALL 😭, i want to see dragons and manticores on the Witcher 4
Who the fuck disliked the video!?
The ghost of eredin aha
Noice.
Eyy first
How about another Skyrim video ? I’m sorry but they were fantastically fun to watch I’m sure everyone else will agree
I'll definitely do more! Thanks man!
Elder scrolls has nothing on the witcher universe. Gtfoutta here with that.
Golden dragons must be offsprings of green dragons that were seduces by a dobbler eh?
There probably are more golden dragons buy they just are not living as dragons. Probably like vampires they just live among humans.
I was considering this, but honestly it's difficult to say.
Dragons that can change form probably live as humans not because they are scared.of us but more like we are scared of them and when humans fear something we kill it off I'm sure more exist maybe a huge majority of those cats are dragons hmmmm they both absorb magic and it's.never explained why who knows lol I like to think a cat dragon exists out and about just being a jerk knocking over things tripping people as a little payback
Eh, I don't see dragons that pathetic to knock things off, I would think they are above it, and only gold, or gold dragon hybrids can take human form, but they never showed us, So far, that they can take other animal forms.
Good point!
I love the witcherverse but these are pretty much rip offs of DnD/dragon lance/forgotten realms dragon types
Not fully. The dragons here aren't evil, and prefer to leave humans alone. Plus, even the black dragons can treat humans with kindness, which I don't believe d&d black dragons do. Also, there are no rock dragons in D&D, and no blue dragons in the witcher.
Zion The Dragon yeah I get that I more meant the similarities in appearance, habitat, and breath weapons. Black dragons living in swamps and breathing acid, White dragons with frost breath, polymorphing golds with fire breath? These are straight out of dnd
@@gabe61willys I wouldn't say exactly identical, but I can see what you mean.
Well, you could argue that those are rip-offs as well (Tolkein and even before him)
@@gabe61willys
Most of that isn't canon
these are the only dragon types there is no wyverns or Drake's or any other types of dry oh nevermind are the the six slim Dragon we all know and love
I assumed 3 Jackdaws was some kind of god. He's just so fantastical and unique. I also thought it was interesting that he enjoys sex with women, namely those two Zerikanian warriors.
well the zerrikanians worship him as a god
A minute of silence to PS players.....
I'm still not over it
I don't think green are the smallest, I believe it was the rock dragons that are the smallest.
Where is your source?
The black dragon spitting mustard gas is actually kind of based in reality. Say the dragon were to have some water in it's mouth, then spit up some acid. The acid (most likely hydrochloric) would react violently with the water, thus creating mustard gas. Or maybe I've gotten things mixed up, since chlorine gas mixed with water makes acid...could be wrong.
god dragon
aha
ALDUIN, bane of kings. Ancient shadow un...............
OOopsss wrong video :-P
*runs back to tamriel*
WitcherGeorge yeah..... TAMRIEL.. most nostalgic continent EVER. :-D
WitcherGeorge though this is a Great lore video.Big Thumb's up for that.
Yeet
lol
dragon in the show is dissapointing by the way..