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Alps
The Witcher 3 Remastered Vampires

The bestiary of The Witcher 3 Remastered lists Alps under Vampires, added in the Blood and Wine expansion. It names 4 vulnerabilities: Moon Dust, Vampire oil, Black Blood and Yrden. Its loot tables hold 14 items.

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Stats

The bestiary entry names no creature, so these are one representative creature's, at level 47. Encounters and quests can set their own level.
StatValue
essence150
burning over time damage resistance60%
armor40
physical resistance30%
slashing resistance30%
piercing resistance30%
bludgeoning resistance30%
rending resistance30%
elemental resistance30%
force resistance-75%
will resistance25%
burning resistance25%

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 3 to 5 times
ItemQuantityShare
Vampire blood× 1–3Always
Vampire fang× 1–3Always
Vampire saliva× 1Always
Blue mutagen× 123%
Monster bone× 18%
Monster brain× 18%
Monster claw× 1–38%
Monster ear× 18%
Monster eye× 18%
Monster hair× 18%
Monster heart× 18%
Monster liver× 18%
Monster stomach× 18%
Monster tongue× 18%

Bestiary entry

Looked like a bruxa, but that was no bruxa…
– fragment of a conversation between the ealdorman of Falkoane and a witcher.

Alps are vampires that resemble bruxae in appearance. They are called phantoms by some, a name which fits well enough, for like phantoms they haunt and torment men. They usually take on the form of a woman, though they can also appear as animals. They are most often found prowling near villages. They attack at night and are most active when the moon is full. Alp saliva can make one fall asleep, and when applied to a sleeping man, can invoke horrible nightmares. Some suggest they are the cause of legends about men who go to sleep healthy and are found in the morning white as snow, not a drop of blood in their veins.

In combat alps display supernatural speed and incredible (even by vampire standards) stamina. One must aim one’s sword with great precision, for alps are unequaled in the art of evading blows. The Yrden Sign is recommended, for it weakens an alp’s defenses. Another strategy is to drink the Black Blood potion, for alps suck the blood of their victims to deprive them of strength and regenerate their own powers.

Unlike bruxae, alps cannot turn invisible, yet like bruxae, they emit a shrieking noise whose shock wave can incapacitate. Their greatest asset is their agility and they can leap with uncanny lightness that appears to border on the power of flight. When in human form, they easily blend in with the surrounding community, which makes them very dangerous indeed.

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