Being able to have two equipped at the same time also allows players to combine the effects of some for even more devastating offenses. When paired with a witcher's magical signs and swordplay, bombs offer many different tactics that the White Wolf can unleash upon adversaries for untold combinations to corrode, cremate, or otherwise conquer monsters and humanoid foes alike.
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As the very first bomb that the player encounters, the Training Bomb is solely meant to teach new witchers how to aim and deliver their explosive tools. It releases a small puff of grey smoke when impacting the ground or the training post, though does not do any damage, thankfully. If it did, players could potentially harm their fellow witchers or destroy valuable property in Geralt's home: the location of the School of the Wolf, Kaer Morhen.
As one of the bombs that can be used to destroy monster nests, Samum and its upgraded forms can always be useful, though it pales in comparison to most others when fighting actual monsters as there aren't really any that are particularly weak to its effects. However, it is ideal to use against human and nonhuman enemies due to them being very susceptible to tactics that target the senses. Samum is meant to stun many foes at once, granting Geralt the ability to crowd-control a large group. This allows the player to focus on taking down a few targets while the others are dazed. In this manner, it acts a bit like an area-of-effect Aard sign.
This blast of green energy is a witcher's best friend against enemies that use a lot of magical attacks. Dimeritium bombs release a cloud of gas that does no damage but can block a monster's non-physical attacks for 15 seconds at its base form while doing so for 30 seconds in its Enhanced and Superior versions. The latter also causes the effects to linger even after the cloud dissipates.
One type of enemy that this is very helpful against are elementals. These big brutes of magical energy have two main kinds of attacks: slow, physical attacks and wide, magic ones. The former are incredibly easy to avoid, especially if one has a Quen shield activated so that just leaves the magical ones to deal with. However, with a Dimeritium bomb, these magical attacks cannot be used, rendering elemental foes almost helpless against a witcher.
Every rank of this bomb deals the same amount of damage per second as well, further strengthening the reasoning behind not wasting resources to get it to the Superior level. With 100 damage per second, it can drain a foe's health efficiently enough to give Geralt an easier time taking them down. These noxious fumes are especially useful against Relict monsters like Chorts and Fiends as well as Vampires like Ekimmaras and Katakans. It should also be mentioned that it is incredibly helpful when fighting Werewolves, as it counters their rapid health regeneration, essentially canceling it out for a period of time.
This armor can be found in the main quest of the DLC Blood and Wine, in which you explore an old vampire stronghold. The main bonus of the armor is its +35% resistance to all damage from monsters - best when you have to fight monster bosses.
Go to the end of the corridor and find the hidden passage with your witcher abilities. The switch which opens the passage will be on your right. Now you can get to the chest with another diagram.
Uma is sassy, loyal, determined, strong, ambitious, and a natural-born leader. Though she has a tough exterior, she cares deeply for her crew along with the other people who are being mistreated on the Isle. When Harry returned from the water after having jumped into it to look for his hook, even though she was rushing in the fight against Mal, Uma stopped for a moment and helped her friend get onto the docks.
When the VKs arrive, Uma and her crew break into song (It's Goin' Down), delighted at the idea of finally escaping the Isle. Mal's group likewise sing that they should peacefully give Ben up in order to avoid a fight, despite the deal that she and Uma made earlier. Ben, thinking the wand is real, tries getting Uma and Mal to abandon the deal, offering for Uma (and only Uma) to come to Auradon and help him. Uma mocks him for believing she'd fall for something like that, as she believes it's some sort of a trick, no matter how pure Ben's intentions probably were.
Before taking the wand, however, Uma wants to see proof that it's real and tells Mal to cast a spell. Mal fakes a spell to make Dude talk, not because of the wand but because of Mal's truth gummy he ate earlier. Uma falls for the trick, as we can assume she has never seen or at least has very little experience with magic. When the exchange was done, however, Uma quickly realizes the wand is a forgery and snaps it in two, furiously screaming that Mal does not get to win every time. The two parties break out into a sword fight but the VKs eventually escape, unknown to them that Mal left her spell book behind.
Uma uses Mal's spell book to enchant Ben to fall in love with her and bring her to the Cotillion. However, the spell is broken when Mal kisses Ben, infuriating Uma. She jumps off the ship and turns into a giant octopus. Mal turns into a huge purple dragon, just like their mothers. They were about to fight when Ben intervenes and talks about peace. He offers for Uma to come back to Auradon with him. Uma, without a word, gives Ben back the ring he gave her. She turns and gives one last look at all of them before swimming away into the ocean.
The Neutral route is slightly more complex. It starts by following the Chaos path as described above, but then after you face Vyce in the Almorica Passageway in Chapter 2, you will be offered a chance to put aside your differences with your old comrades and rejoin the Resistance. If you select "You're right, this is no time to fight," you will move to the Neutral route in Chapter 3. If you select "You know I can't do that," you will remain on the Chaos route during Chapter 3. 2ff7e9595c
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