Geralt of Rivia

Physical Appearance

Geralt is a man with strong muscles, yellow eyes (unless he takes a potion), very pale skin color and hair that has lost pigmentation and is now white.

He has scars all over his body and on his face he has a slit over his left eye, he usually has a beard (only if I want him to)

He is a man of brusque and sometimes scruffy appearance and manners, but who nevertheless enjoys great esteem among the fairer sex. He is, to summarize...

Personality He is most often portrayed as apathetic, cynical, and threatening. Despite his cold nature, Dandelion reveals that he is a loyal friend and a man with a great sense of humor, and someone who is not indifferent to the suffering of others. In the books and games, Geralt is shown to have many friends throughout the Northern Kingdoms, such as Zoltan Chivay, Caldemeyn, and of course Dandelion. He is very protective and loyal to his companions and friends, and is willing to perform great deeds for those he cares about. He can be very kind-hearted and caring toward the people he loves.

Geralt is also known for his ability to defuse intense situations. His nearly 100 years of experience in the world make him a man who knows what to do in every situation. Depending on the player's choices in The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings, Geralt is capable of risking the future of Temeria to save Triss Merigold from the Nilfgaardians. In the short story The Edge of the World, we see a situation where he asks to be killed to save Dandelion.

Geralt frequently displays remorse and revelations about his life throughout the books. Other times, he suffers personality crises, even wanting to give up being a witcher, as shown in The Lady in the Lake.

Geralt was the son of the sorceress Visenna and the supposed Korin. His mother took him to the Wolf Witcher School at the Kaer Morhen fortress shortly after birth. As a child, he was trained in the art of killing both humans and monsters with bare fists and weapons alike. Like all witchers, he survived numerous mutations and experiments, including the Trial of the Herbs, a test that required the witcher-to-be to consume chemical ingredients known as "herbs" (hence the name) to enhance their physical abilities. Although most test subjects die during the Trial, Geralt survived, and his intense physical training allowed him to receive even further enhancements, making him a target and the most physically powerful witcher.

Powers and abilities Superhuman Physique and Physiology: Upon receiving a potion during a witcher enhancement procedure, Geralt's physiology was permanently altered. First, the procedure weakened his mind and body. Then, the experiment restored his physical and mental faculties beyond what a human could process or develop. These enhancements result in Geralt reaching low levels of superhuman conditioning. Enhanced Superhuman Strength: Geralt can kill a bear with a single punch, as well as a human. His physical strength has increased to levels far greater than that of normal humans, and Geralt himself has stated that his strength is that of ten men. Enhanced Stamina: Geralt's body is physically tougher and more resistant to certain types of injury than the average person's, making him very durable. He can withstand falls from several stories without injury. Enhanced Speed: He can run at speeds greater than the finest human athlete and attack faster than a normal human's eyes can follow. Enhanced Superhuman Stamina: Geralt's musculature generates considerably less fatigue toxins than the muscles of a normal human, granting him exceptional stamina and lung capacity. He can exert himself at his maximum for several days before tiring.