The 18 Most Powerful Witcher Characters

The realm of Witcher is one of the realms of fantasy ever created. It is full of philosophy, drama, and comedy, combining sophisticated geopolitical events with mystical and frightening Slavic mythology.

If the Witcher games made you feel like you were on top of the world, here are a few witcher characters that could make Geralt vanish from the face of the Earth if they just wanted to but didn’t for their reasons. He, too, could and did let a couple of these heads roll.

18. Sigismund Dijkstra

The first rule of spying is to not seem like a spy. Sigismund Dijkstra, on the other hand, succeeds in more ways than one. He is knowledgeable and bright, and he can stand up to monarchs, nobles, and sorceresses, making him the ideal politician.

Yes, following the death of King Vizimir II, Dijkstra controlled the kingdom of Redania for a while. Stopping the Nilfgaard invasion was one of his political triumphs.

Dijkstra escaped to Zerrikania under the identity of Sigi Reuven after becoming a target of mercenary assassins. However, he is back in the Northern Kingdoms, specifically the Free City of Novigrad, in the third Witcher game.

17. Calanthe Fiona Riannon Of Cintra

Queen Calanthe, also knowna as the Lioness of Cintra, is Ciri’s grandmother and a strong Cintra monarch. She’s challenging, computed, and very unusual. Not satisfied with the position of a husband, although she could never have borne a son, she was anxious to be married to Prince Ebbing, who could easily sideline and control.

Calanthe is not prepared to give up her authority, but after her husband dies, her aristocracy blows her neck down and seeks to marry her daughter at 10, Pavetta. Calanthe refused marriage offers until her daughter was 15 but still had no authority to influence Destiny, which linked Pavetta with a confident guy.

16. King Foltest

King Foltest is more than just another king in the Witcher character universe. He is also the Sodden prince, the Pontarians and Majakans ruler, and, in addition to ruling Temeria, the top protector in Bruges, Angren, Riverdell, and Ellender. That’s a lot of strength!

Foltest must demonstrate power and decisiveness with so many championships. He is considered a ruthless yet respected monarch who stands firm in his judgments. For example, Foltest has never sought to get rid of a malignant daughter he had fathered with his sister, as unpologetic as he is.

15. Striga, Adda The White

When King Foltest and his sister Adda were engaged in an affair, they created a girl who looked to die shortly after birth like her mother. It was seven years before the youngster returned to the kingdom as a strike that spurred Foltest to hire someone who could murder him. When the King found it possible to lift the curse, he prohibited her from murdering.

Geralt was, of course, the one who dispelled the curse, but Adda is still at risk of becoming a striga. This is why she is wearing a magical amulet and must carry out some rituals to prevent the curse.

14. Emhyr Var Emreis

King Emhyr var Emreis, nicknamed “The White Flame Dance on His Foes’ Graves,” is the fiercely aggressive and ambitious emperor of the Nilfgayan empire. To extend the boundaries of his dominion, he launched two battles against Nord to win additional territory and people who were already afraid of him. Since he has not so much confidence in sorcerers with other titles as King of Cintra, Lord of Metinna, Ebbing and Gemmera, Sovereign of Nazair, and Vicovaro, Emhyr may have a giant army to maintain his imperialist goals. You might bet that he has an army.

13. Esterad Thyssen

King of Kovir, Poviss, Narok, Velhad, and Talgar was Esterad Thyssen. He was not only a formidable monarch, but he was also daring and attractive. During his father’s reign, the power struggle became too violent, and the Thyssens were forced to flee to Talgar, where Esterad grew up and met his loving wife, Zuleyka.

Throughout his exile, Esterad was plotting and forming alliances through pacts and agreements. The ‘Night of Knives and Torches’ was named after the night Idi and Rhyd, who took power, and their families were slaughtered. Thyssen regained his throne after that.

12. Saskia, The Virgin Of Aedirn

The insurrection in the kingdom is led by Saskia, the Virgin of Aedirn, also known as the Dragonslayer. She is the best-fit non-humans have for a monarch of their own projected state of Pontar Valley, with a complete name of Saesenthessis and a polymorphism ability.

Saskia is young and gorgeous, but she is also fearless when it comes to fighting. Even sceptical elderly men like Iorveth are heartened by the possibility of her leadership, thanks to tales of her heroism.

11. Golden Dragon Villentretenmerth, Borch Three Jackdaws

Borch Three Jackdaws, also known as the golden dragon Villentretenmerth, is a fictional character from the novel. In the presence of Borch’s two Zerrikanian colleagues Téa and Véa, and excessive amounts of food and drink, he saves Geralt on a routine job, and the two go to familiarise themselves at an inn.

Borch, unlike Saskia, is a genuine golden dragon. He can take on any form. And he’s thought to be a legend, something Geralt doesn’t believe until events force Borch to save Geralt’s group in his dragon form.

10. Emiel Regis, Vampire

Emiel Regis, a higher vampire, is another of Geralt’s companions. He describes himself as a scientist and a healer in the novel Baptism of Fire, where they first meet. When Geralt discovers Regis’s true nature, he wants him to leave but eventually embraces his assistance and medical knowledge.

Regis tells his narrative of growing up as a vampire, harsh and inebriated. Some villagers catch him and kill him in a gruesome manner— his head is severed, his heart is punctured, and his corpse is soaked in holy water. During his fifty-year regeneration, he reassessed his “drinking” and “addiction” to blood.

9. Letho Of Gulet

Although Letho, the Kingslayer, has beaten Geralt on several occasions and killed King Foltest under Geralt’s watch, the Witcher’s potential is considerably more significant than merely slaying monsters in sewers for money, as Yennefer and other sorcerers point out.

Letho is no average witcher, having graduated from the School of the Viper. Instead of chasing monsters, he assassinates kings with the help of Emperor Emhyr var Emreis. They promised him territory where witches would be free of the wrath and punishment they generally face in society.

8. Geralt Of Rivia

Geralt of Rivia is a well-known witcher and monster killer. He, like other witchers, is a mutant, but unlike most, he was able to withstand more extreme changes, resulting in his gorgeous white hair.

Yennefer and Vilgefortz both understood that there was more to him than the ordinary witcher reputation he wanted to establish for himself. Years of experience had taught him to keep away from both human and magical matters.

7. Philippa Eilhart

Philippa Eilhart is a character from The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings. She’s a calculating and chilly witch with a great desire for power. It’s past time for the true rulers to emerge from the shadows and take action.

Philippa was a previous girlfriend of Sigismund Dijkstra. She strove to maintain a cordial and mutually beneficial relationship to a certain extent and a prior adviser to a slain King Vizimir of Redania. That’s what it purported to be, at least.

6. Yennefer Of Vengerberg

Although Philippa could push Yennefer, the black hairy yin managed to get the whole lodge for sorceresses to Geralt’s yang. Yennefer is a former royal counselor to King Demavend of Aedirn, and she is tenacious and ambitious.

Aside from her magical abilities, Yennefer is intelligent and determined. She’s sometimes much harsher than the Witcher. She was Ciri’s teacher of magic and Vilgefort’s track. She was also able to resist his companions’ hostile questioning in search of Ciri.

5. Eredin, King Of The Wild Hunt

Eredin or Wild Hunt’s King is a Red Horsemen or Dearg Ruadhri elven cavalry leader and Aen Elle elf. Thanks to its emerald eyes, Eredin, also known as Sparrowhawk, wants Ciri to make the ancient King Auberon Muircetach the throne’s successor in the elf world.

Eredin can move between the realms of humanity and the Elven, and it seems that it is a phantom. He seeks Ciri’s power to open and control the Gate of the Worlds. Wild Hunt travels through towns and kidnaps individuals in the realm of elves, which Ciri finds formerly was a human world and serves as slaves.

4. Avallac’h

His buddy, En Elle Sage Avallac’h, revealed Ciri’s prophesy and lines in a human world from Lara Dorren to Geralt, suggesting Avallac’h might move between realms like Eredin.

You will uncover in Witcher 3 that Elven Sage was subsequently a mentor for Ciri and protected her more than once from the Wild Hunt. He also supports Geralt in defeating Eredin, defending Kaer Morhen.

3. Vilgefortz Of Roggeveen

Vilgefortz is one of the primary antagonists in the Witcher story, powerfully as obsessive as he is. This young, beautiful, and skilled member of the Sorcerers Chapter had a long past before joining the mages. He was brought up by druids, employed subsequently as a mercenary and a spy, and even condemned to death.

He eventually started learning the magic art after successfully evading its execution, and a relationship later failed.

2. Pavetta

Pavetta had been a Cintra and Source Lioness daughter. Just like Ciri, she’s Lara Dorren’s descendant and was betrothed to then Duny, the Ukrainian of Erlenwald, by her dad King Roegner. When her mother, Queen Calanthe, chooses to be married to her to appease her aristocracy, who did not appreciate the unique reign of the Queen, Pavetta almost takes her uncontrolled authority down into the palace.

1. Ciri

Cirilla, Child of Prophecy, Princess of Cintra, Ciri is Geralt’s adoptive daughter and the witcher world’s most powerful figure. Ciri, a descendent of Lara Dorren, channels Hen Ichaer, or Elder Blood, through her veins, endowing her with incredible strength. She also can communicate with unicorns and travel through space and time.

Ciri, who had her training at Kaer Morhen, was the only one who was acknowledged as a witcher without having to go through the modifying rites. Her adoptive mother, Yennefer, also taught her magic.