What's the point of killing Eredin if this lad is roaming free

he fucked him up just enough for him to go away for a good while, but he'll come back eventually

Gaunter focuses on stories of grief and human folly, where he just gives people a push to bring out the worst of themselves, and then he takes their souls.
Eredin was just "Haha, Imma conquer tha world!"

Gaunter is legit an S-tier villain.

He just does it for giggles.

Is that your wish, user? :)

eredin is a villain and basically an enemy of everyone alive.
gaunter o'dimm is not, he is more like a force of nature that has no own agenda or motivation.
he basically just acts on rules he obeys even if it would be to the detriment of someone else in his position.

People are saying you need to be stupid and make deals with him for him to do anything to you but didn't he literally just kill some random dude in the tavern with a spoon?

Yeah, good luck killing him bud, might aswell try to murder the sun.

He's also responsible for the spoon wight and all she did was tell a homeless person to fuck off.

He only banishes him and only if you take the cuck ending to save David Beckham.

Two reasons:
1. Gaunter is threat only to those who are retarded enough to make deals with him.
2. Geralt got bodied by a higher vampire like a bitch and couldn't do shit about him either, so what makes you think he would stand a chance against devil himself? Exactly.

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>not saving him
Only way to get some good gear from that expansion, both the sword and the armor in the world he sends you into for the challenge.

That guy was some drunk retard.

Or randomly killed the dude in the academy because he did research.

No, it's only one sword. You get the rest of gear elsewhere and it's obsolote in Blood and Wine, anyway.

If you're smart about it, Gaunter gets banished.

Clearly, gaunter doesn't just fuck up people who make deals with him but also just spontaneously kills people on a whim.

What the Fuck was his problem?

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Masquerade Violations

butthurt that he only got to show up for the bad ending even though his part of the story was the most interesting one.

His feet hurt and he wishes he was in his dimension playing video games

Yeah, if you interrupt him.

>Excuse me si-
>Get cup lodged in your skull

Can other people even see him unless he wants them to?

The rules are that he can't fuck with people he's made a deal with unless specific circumstances are met i.e. standing on the moon. He's pretty much free to do whatever he wants to anyone else outside of that. For who he is and the power he has, the fact we only see him kill a single person on a whim is actually suprising - and even then it's because the guy directly pissed him off, not just some random person.

No wonder. Dettlaff was clearly Brujah.

Years away from his waifu.

What would the lodge do

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Probably have sex with some witchers and whine a lot.

The Old lodge are useless whores

The Chad nu-lodge would fuck them up

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Achievable natty?

He is the ultra-neet

Gaunter is limited to his own dimension while Eredin was a multi-dimensional threat

He was a Nosferatu Antediluvian

>Eredin: would kill hundreds of millions of people by freezing over the earth permanently and end all life
>(((Master Mirror))): only occasionally picks on single individuals who are already wrecks by appealing to their greed and trapping them in unfair deals

Have sex

Man what an absolute GOAT game with two perfect 10/10 DLC expansions that are just as good as, if not better than, the base game.

Will we ever again get a game as amazing as The Witcher III? The two previous witcher games were complete dogshit

Nosferatu NEET Antediluvian you rudely wake up from his nap

>Killing Satan.

Good one.

The HoS story is literally just an Eastern European interpretation of the Faust story. The Masters of Mirrors is Mephisto.

>Antediluvian
>Antediluvian

what in the HELL does it mean in the witcher universe?

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Pre conjunction.

The lodge wouldn't even know what was going on. Radovid would suddenly become some sort of god-king, or have some supernatural way of finding magic users, only to then die/disappear soon after in some ironic way.
O'Dimm always gets what he wants from his contracts, which is the whole point. He nearly always targets greedy, abhorrent people who would "deserve" what he does to them. Geralt seems to be an exception, soley because O'Dimm liked him and needed him specifically, and even then he still got what he wanted (either he gets Olgierd soul, or he finds satisfaction in finding someone who could finally outsmart him).

>Pre conjunction.
the word makes no sense in that context

big yikes

>not getting the best saddle for your boi roach
Ya fucked

You don't know there wasn't a flood. I imagine there was a lot of water in all those worlds, there might have been a flood.

Anons are clearly borrowing Vampire the Masquerade terminology

Boomer stuck reminiscing on the past

>>>/vtmb/