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Grottore
The Witcher 3 Remastered Relicts

The bestiary of The Witcher 3 Remastered lists Grottore under Relicts, added in the Blood and Wine expansion. It names 3 vulnerabilities: Dimeritium bomb, Relict oil and Igni. Its loot tables hold 7 items.

Vulnerable to

Stats

The bestiary entry names no creature, so these are one representative creature's, at level 45. Encounters and quests can set their own level.
StatValue
armor30
essence1500
burning over time damage resistance60%
burning resistance10%

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
Greater blue mutagen× 1Always
Leshen resin× 1Always
Fiber× 3–520%
Hardened timber× 1–320%
Infused shard× 1–220%
Monster bone× 120%
Powdered monster tissue× 1–320%

Bestiary entry

Happened like this… A nasty rain caught me while I was out in the woods, so I thought to myself, “I’ll hide in some hollow, for gods’ forbid I get soaked through and catch a cold at my age. So I crawled into a cave. And there inside, something roars at me! Tore out of there so fast, wind had dried my coat by the time I got home.
Velis Stail, herbalist

No one knows exactly when the spriggan called “Grottore” first made its home in the caves at the foot of Mount Gorgon. Spriggans usually prefer isolated backwoods and rarely make dens in caverns. Yet Grottore seemed to have taken a liking to “grottos,” giving rise to its nickname. The monster was quite well-known among Beauclair knights, who often talked of it as a potential source of great glory. None were particularly eager to actually engage the monster in combat, however – none, that is, except for the young knight François.

Grottore proved to be a demanding foe. It possessed the ability to teleport, meaning it would appear directly in front of Geralt and mount a surprise attack, dealing strong blows that were impossible to parry. It used primeval magic to control tree roots, which would shoot from the ground on its command, dealing significant damage to any in their way.

It was resistant to the Aard Sign, but vulnerable to burning. Blows from a silver sword would do it harm, despite the bark-like hide covering it like armor.

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