Top 10 Strongest Witcher characters

[AngeronTheSkyHighAnger]

Because we are bored out of our minds let us make a friendly discussion to waste time

A list of strongest witcher characters

1. Gaunter O'Dimm (Obviously)

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[SpookyShadow]

Hmmmm, there were several hyped gods and all but I won't include them as they don't really have much statements and stuff.

So for me it's:

1. Gaunter - :v

2. Ciri (if she could control her powers) - could stop White Frost, which is an extremely impressive feat, probably the best one shown in series

3. Vilgefortz - In full potential he could casually stomp Regis, Yen and Geralt at the same time, we are talking about a higher vampire, one of the most powerful mages in the series and probably the strongest Witcher and he is very, very versatile

4. The Unseen Elder - He is very possibly stronger than Vilgefortz, but the only things we know about him is that he roflstomped Geralt and that he is >>>>>>>>> higher vampires

5. Possibly Avallac'h/Ye (With Djinn tho, otherwise she's lower)

6. Dettlaff (monster form) - Was dancing with peak Geralt, nuff said. He's just bit stronger than Geralt and definitely faster, but of course he lost because of latters prep and overall fighting knowledge/experience.

Now I have dilemma if I should have Regis stronger than the witchers, but I think I won't, as they have counters to vampires and are more versatile.

7. Geralt - He had to be here. He is very versatile, strong and has of course most feats as he is the main character of the story. He received more mutations than other witchers so he has greater stamina, speed, most likely physical strength and reflexes than them.

8. Letho/Eskel - I have to put them on tie. Letho defeated Geralt once and he's probably physically stronger than him, but he lacks abilities and some feats. Eskel was claimed to be better than Geralt when it comes to signs and he is at very least comparable in skill, so I see Letho and Eskel being only slightly below Geralt.

9. Regis - Regis is really strong, but I believe the witchers could defeat him. He has great regenerative capabilities and is very smart, wise and fast man who could match Dettlaff

10. Villentretenmerth - strongest known dragon so he is more powerful than Saskia

 

[SpookyShadow]

bump

 

[Lgamer099_99]

Hmmmm, there were several hyped gods and all but I won't include them as they don't really have much statements and stuff.
So for me it's:

1. Gaunter - :v

2. Ciri (if she could control her powers) - could stop White Frost, which is an extremely impressive feat, probably the best one shown in series

3. Vilgefortz - In full potential he could casually stomp Regis, Yen and Geralt at the same time, we are talking about a higher vampire, one of the most powerful mages in the series and probably the strongest Witcher and he is very, very versatile

4. The Unseen Elder - He is very possibly stronger than Vilgefortz, but the only things we know about him is that he roflstomped Geralt and that he is >>>>>>>>> higher vampires

5. Possibly Avallac'h/Ye (With Djinn tho, otherwise she's lower)

6. Dettlaff (monster form) - Was dancing with peak Geralt, nuff said. He's just bit stronger than Geralt and definitely faster, but of course he lost because of latters prep and overall fighting knowledge/experience.

Now I have dilemma if I should have Regis stronger than the witchers, but I think I won't, as they have counters to vampires and are more versatile.

7. Geralt - He had to be here. He is very versatile, strong and has of course most feats as he is the main character of the story. He received more mutations than other witchers so he has greater stamina, speed, most likely physical strength and reflexes than them.

8. Letho/Eskel - I have to put them on tie. Letho defeated Geralt once and he's probably physically stronger than him, but he lacks abilities and some feats. Eskel was claimed to be better than Geralt when it comes to signs and he is at very least comparable in skill, so I see Letho and Eskel being only slightly below Geralt.

9. Regis - Regis is really strong, but I believe the witchers could defeat him. He has great regenerative capabilities and is very smart, wise and fast man who could match Dettlaff

10. Villentretenmerth - strongest known dragon so he is more powerful than Saskia

I like your list, but shouldn't Ciri with her full powers be possibly even stronger than O'Dimm? Gaunter wasn't capable of tracking Ciri.

Also I think that Letho is slightly above Eskel and Geralt became stronger in Blood and Wine thanks to Dr. Mereu's expirements.

As last thing, in my opinion Geralt form Blood and Wine thanks to his experience is slightly stronger than Dettlaff.

 

[SpookyShadow]

He wasn't capable of that because he stated the Island of Mists was protected from his sight, she is not comparable to Gaunter at all

Letho is = Witcher 2 Geralt definitely, maybe tad stronger, he defeated Geralt at first encounter

I think they are equal when he's at monster form but Dettlaff is faster and has much better Regenerationn

 

[Lgamer099_99]

He wasn't capable of that because he stated the Island of Mists was protected from his sight, she is not comparable to Gaunter at all
Letho is = Witcher 2 Geralt definitely, maybe tad stronger, he defeated Geralt at first encounter

I think they are equal when he's at monster form but Dettlaff is faster and has much better Regenerationn

Imho:

Eskel =< Letho = Geralt < Dettlaff (monster form) =< Geralt after Dr. Mereu's mutations

 

[SpookyShadow]

Bump

 

[KLOL506]

Unseen Elder rekt Post-Mutations Geralt. That alone should put the Elder above Vilgefortz.

 

[SpookyShadow]

Well, Vilgefortz was still holding back on Geralt and later spared his life, he didn't even use magic. Vilgefortz might make Unseen Elder have tough time with the use of magic, especially when he's the greatest mage and prolly knows the greatest of spells

 

[M3X_2.0]

1 - Gaunter

2 - Djinns

3 - Unseen Elder or Ciri with her full power

4 - Geralt and Dettlaff

5 - Vigelfortz

6 - Regis

7 - Eredin by hype

8 - Letho maybe?

9 - Vesemir (?)

10 - Eskel? Lambert? Idk

Unseen Elder one shot and blitz Vigelfortz. Overrated as ****

 

[M3X_2.0]

****

 

[SpookyShadow]

Let's not ignore the fact that Geralt was much slower than a holding back Vilgefortz lol

 

[SpookyShadow]

And he one shotted someone somewhat comparable to post Doc mutations Geralto, and even post doc mutations Geralt mentioned it wasn't an easy duel, while Vilgefortz was greatly wounded and he still had his ego and Geralt had Fringilla's illusion medallion (which was the only reason why he has won)

 

[M3X_2.0]

No

 

[SpookyShadow]

Updated comment

 

[M3X_2.0]

Nothing you said make Regis comparable to Post Mutations Geralt. Nothing. Heck we don't even scale him to Geralt, it is pre mutations Geralt. His best feats are one shotting some Bruxae and fighting Vampire Dettlaff.

Vigelfortz trashed someone superior to Geralt, not B&W Geralt.

 

[SpookyShadow]

Vampire Dettlaff is already comparable to Geralt, and this Regis was still regenerating and was absolutely not in full strength. Unlike in the fight with Vilgefortz tho, he was at his peak back then on Stygga, and as I remember Geralt noted he wouldn't want to ever fight Regis.

 

[M3X_2.0]

Vampire Dettlaff isn't comparable to Geralt. He was defeated kinda easily, while Regis couldn't fight him alone. Vampire Dettlaff is superior to Pre Mutations Geralt, not Post Mutations Geralt.

Regis isn't comprable to Geralt, otherwise he should get a High 8-C rating, wich isn't the case. Anyway, his profile doesn't reflect this comparasion, so it is useless arguing this

 

[SpookyShadow]

I guess I was rushing the profile or had amnesia. My man Regis was canonically stronger than Geralt in the books.

Easily? I don't know, the fight was continuing, and Geralt can't one shot bruxas (well he didn't so in A Night to Remember).

 

[SpookyShadow]

Also, this feat (credit to Vaner, he was the one who found eng version)

"He saw Vilgefortz extend a hand. He dived aside and flatten himself against the floor behind the base of a column. There was a boom so loud it hurt their ears, and the whole castle was shaken to its fundations.

(…)

Booming echoed through the castle, the walls trembled and the chandeliers jingled. A large oil portrait in a gilded frame felt with a great clatter.

(...)

There was another boom and the castle shook.

(…)

A terrible boom resounded from above, and moldings fell from the vault with an audible rustle.

(…)

Something boomed with such force, that the colums holding up the vault trembled and stuccos fell of the walls.

(…)

A distand thud resounded and the castle shuddered.

(…)

There was a boom, the floor trembled beneath feet, and a shield fell with a thud from a wall panoplie.

(...)

- Impressive, witcher! And what say you to this?

The witcher said nothing. He flew as if he'd been rammed, fell on to the floor and shot across it, only stopping at the base of the column. The column broke up and fell to pieces, again taking a considerable part of the vault with it. This time, Yennefer wasn't quick enough to give him magical protection. A huge lump broken off from the arcade hit him in the shoulder. The pain paralyzed him for a moment."

 

[Steve_Rogers1]

I guess I was rushing the profile or had amnesia. My man Regis was canonically stronger than Geralt in the books.
Easily? I don't know, the fight was continuing, and Geralt can't one shot bruxas (well he didn't so in A Night to Remember).

All of your quotes establish Regis > Geralt from before Moreau's mutations. After that, Geralt made Monster Dettlaff look like a bumbling idiot.

 

[Steve_Rogers1]

1) Gaunter O'Dimm: This dude grants wishes, takes souls, and created a realm with entire stars. He treats mages as mere parlor tricksters.

2) Ciri: Her powers are potent enough to stop the White Frost, which can freeze planets over time.

3) Djinns: They can grant wishes and manipulate the weather. Their power is sought out by mages as they act as an infinite battery for magic.

4) Unseen Elders: The one we see in Toussaint is far superior to Dettlaff and can one shot Geralt no matter what preparations we make. Their control over even higher vampires is nothing to scoff at. Their speed is so vast that Geralt can not perceive their movements.

5) Vilgefortz: He is able to easily beat Geralt with his physical prowess alone. With magic, he turned Regis at his peak into a bubbling mess.

6) Avallac'h: His offensive magic can destroy half of a forest. As a knowing one, he is leagues above many human mages. He was able to stop Ciri's outburst from destroying Kaer Morhen and everybody in it.

7) Geralt: He is the strongest witcher in known history. He has killed Eredin, Caranthir, and Imlerith. He could easily kill mages like Philipa Eilhart as per his own multiple statements. In Blood and Wine, Geralt becomes stronger to the point he is able to effortlessly overpower base Dettlaff in a grapple and land a solid hit. He is able to defeat Monster Dettlaff with relative ease, leaving him bisected by the end of the fight.

8) Dettlaff: His base power was to the point that Geralt before Moreau's mutations would have lost if not for Regis interfering. His claws are as sharp as a witcher's blade with the strength to match. He has a unique ability that allows him to control lesser vampires and make them do his bidding. His monster form further enhances his speed and strength. He can pin Post-Muations Geralt down for a short period of time to drain his blood. He can also summon swarms of bats to attack with.

9) Regis: As a higher vampire, his inborn abilities make them almost impossible to track and extremely dangerous in a fight. His abilities are to the point Geralt before Moreau's mutations told Regis that there is no price that would convice him to take a contract on the latter. While still weakened from Vilgefortz, he can easily dispatch multiple Bruxae with little effort. For comparison, a single Bruxa can stalemate Geralt in the novels.

10) Caranthir: He was selectively breeded by Avallac'h by selecting parents who had the most talent with magic. Avallac'h then taught him before he joined Eredin. His physical prowess is enough to easily overwhelm Eskel and eventually overwhelm Ciri while she was amped by her Elder Blood. His martial prowess, ice magic, golems, and teleportation the strongest in the Wild Hunt.

 

[SpookyShadow]

Letho would beat Eredin and Caranthir by the way, he defeated Geralt after all

 

[Steve_Rogers1]

I'm sure he can beat Eredin, but a healthy Caranthir would be a close one.