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Therazane
The Witcher 3 Remastered Elementa

The bestiary of The Witcher 3 Remastered lists Therazane under Elementa. It names 2 vulnerabilities: Dimeritium bomb and Elementa oil. Its loot tables hold 8 items.

Vulnerable to

Stats

The creature the bestiary entry names, at level 24. Encounters and quests can set their own level.
StatValue
force resistance71%
will resistance120%
shock resistance20%
essence350
armor180
physical resistance80%
slashing resistance80%
piercing resistance80%
bludgeoning resistance80%
rending resistance80%
elemental resistance80%
fire resistance80%
poison resistance100%
bleeding resistance100%
burning resistance100%

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 4 times

Bestiary entry

I do not believe in ghosts - it is that simple. But my men say the house shakes at night, walls crumble, why, even the floors move about...
– Kurt Dysart, Count of Anchor

There's no such thing as a risk-free real estate investment. It might turn out your new home has a leaky roof, structural rot in the attic, a scratched floor in the living room... or elven ruins beneath its foundations, and within them an enormous earth elemental just waiting for a chance to break free of its chains.

Fighting such a monster is no easy task. Its tough outer husk deflects all but the strongest blows. It can liquefy a man's bones with one crushing blow from its fists - thus, one should never near it without first casting the Quen Sign. One should have the Yrden Sign at the ready as well, whereas the other signs - Igni, Aard and Axii - are completely ineffective against it.

In the end the witcher triumphed over the powerful earth elemental, and in doing so won the gratitude of, and a reward from, Count Dysart.

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