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Alghouls
The Witcher 3 Remastered Necrophages

The bestiary of The Witcher 3 Remastered lists Alghouls under Necrophages. It names 2 vulnerabilities: Necrophage oil and Axii. Its loot tables hold 16 items.

Vulnerable to

Stats

The creature the bestiary entry names, at level 14. Encounters and quests can set their own level.
StatValue
essence500

Drops

Each list rolls the number of times shown. Items marked Always drop every time; the share is an item's weight in the game files against the other weighted items in its list, for one roll.
Rolls 2 to 4 times
ItemQuantityShare
Alghoul bone marrow× 1Always
Alghoul claw× 1–2Always
Rotting flesh× 2–350%
Monster blood× 15%
Monster brain× 15%
Monster ear× 15%
Monster eye× 1–25%
Monster heart× 15%
Monster hide× 15%
Monster liver× 15%
Monster saliva× 1–25%
Monster tongue× 15%
Monster tooth× 1–35%
Rolls 0 to 1 times
ItemQuantityShare
Lesser blue mutagen× 133%
Lesser green mutagen× 133%
Lesser red mutagen× 133%

Bestiary entry

An alghoul's basically a badarse ghoul
– Yarpen Zigrin, dwarven warrior

Alghouls differ from normal ghouls in size, strength, coloring and, most importantly, intelligence. Whereas ghouls and graveirs are primitive creatures unfit to plan even the simplest ambush, alghouls and their kindred (such as cemetaurs) are capable of forethought, and are thus much more dangerous.

Ghouls seem to possess wits enough to at least know a brighter mind when they see it, and so let alghouls and cemetaurs lead their packs. A pack so led will terrorize all in its path, attacking not only lone travelers but also caravans and even farmsteads. When encountering such a pack the alghoul should be eliminated as a first priority, leaving the other beasts for once their leader is gone. One be particularly careful when fighting alghouls around dusk and at night, when they fight with doubled strength.

During combat alghouls and cemetaurs try risky maneuvers aimed at knocking their opponents to the ground so the others can finish the job by tearing them to shreds. Like a normal ghoul, an injured alghoul can fall into a frenzy and attack with blind fury. An experienced witcher knows to get out of its way on such occasions and strike from behind, while for an inexperienced witcher, such a turn of events often marks the end of his Path.

Other Necrophages