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This is a guide on how to beat the enemy Higher Vampire in the game The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. Read on to find out what loot Higher Vampire drops, what its weaknesses are, what level you should fight it at, and more.
List of Contents
Higher Vampire | |
Type | Vampires |
---|---|
Class | Normal Monsters |
Appearing in | Witcher 3 Base Game |
The Type of a Monster will determine what Oil it is weak against. For example, Monsters of the Necrophage Type will receive 10% extra damage from Swords coated in Necrophage oil.
Loot Item 1 | Oren |
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Loot Item 2 | Deargdeith |
Loot Item 3 | Sapphire dust |
Loot Item 4 | Rubedo |
Weakness 1 | Igni |
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Recommended Sword | Silver |
Recommended Oil | Vampire Oil |
Fighting Higher Vampires in the base game is the same as dealing with normal Katakans. Higher Vampires in the base game are different from the Higher Vampires in the game's Blood and Wine DLC. The only Higher Vampires that you fight in Blood and Wine is The Beast of Beauclair and Dettlaff Van Der Eretein which require entirely different strategies to fight them.
The best way to deal with Higher Vampires is to slow them down using the Yrden Sign trap or burning them with the Igni Sign. Fighting around the Yrden Sign trap will reveal the Higher Vampire and significantly slow it down. You can also use Devil's Puffball Bomb to stop its regeneration once the Higher Vampire activates it.
You should use your Silver Sword and coat it with Vampire oil to deal bonus damage to them. Prepare some Devil's Puffball Bombs to deal with its regeneration and Moon Dust Bombs if you have difficulty preventing it from becoming invisible.
Types of Monsters | ||
---|---|---|
Beasts | Cursed Ones | Draconids |
Elementa | Humanoids | Hybrids |
Insectoids | Necrophages | Ogroids |
Relicts | Specters | Vampires |
Higher Vampire Location, Weaknesses, and Loot
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