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WTF?! It's not unusual for a particularly hardcore PC gamer to spend well over $1,000 on top-of-the-line PC components (or even just a single part), but as it turns out, there are those who are willing to sink even more cash into decidedly less practical items -- like Prime1Studio's new Geralt of Rivia statue (of Witcher fame).
Coming in at an astonishing $1,300 for the 'standard' edition, this statue is a pretty expensive way to spice up your gaming den or living room. With a price tag like that, it's obviously well out of reach for most consumers, but on the bright side, Prime1Studios is letting people 'pay with installments,' so that's something. Opting for this payment method will knock the price down to as little as $90 a month, with a $130 up-front deposit.
Witcher Gambling Den
Witcher Gambling Den
Notes on how your choices in The Witcher will carry over to The Witcher 2. All the side quests in the game, including free-form quests, notice board quests, trophy hunts. Information on how to become the best fist-fighter and Dice Poker player in the land. Besides that, the dice poker of The Witcher 2 is good. Or, for a more fun evening, play 'Sautreiben': You need two dice cups with one W6 each. Now the two people furthest apart from each other have to roll a 1 and then pass the cup to the next player. Once both cups reach a player, he or she has to drink a shot. That would be called 'the gambling den' in the english version. Petrasilie Ex-moderator. The Witcher game is based on the prose of Andrzej Sapkowski.
After a successful escort, Geralt can suggest another meeting. Vesna, not wanting to 'shock' her grandmother, recommends the old mill and plans to bring food, making wine the witcher's responsibility. You will meet with her after 19:00 in old mill, make sure to have the wine. Name: Effect: Available: Cintrian Faro: Weak Alcohol: Sold by the Bar Wench in the Gambling Den in the Trade Quarter for 5 orens.: Kaedwenian Stout: Weak Alcohol: Sold by Vesna Hood in the Country Inn in the Outskirts, by the Waitress in the Hairy Bear Inn in the Temple Quarter, by Vaska in the Swamp, and by the Waitress in the New Narakort Inn in the Trade Quarter for 5 orens.
The statue is 57lb and ships at 1/3 scale, which means it'll stand about 35 inches tall, or roughly 3 feet. It's hard to really picture that kind of sizing without seeing the statue in person, but it will probably be big enough to catch the eye of any visitors you happen to have over.
Its attention-drawing nature is aided by the fact that the statue -- which depicts Geralt in his Witcher 3 gear -- shows our monster-slaying hero holding about four or five severed monster heads. They're fastened with some sort of rope holder, which seems a bit inefficient, but he probably knows what he's doing.
The detail on the statue is, as you'd expect, pretty great looking. You can see the fine textures of Geralt's chainmail pauldrons, his leather gloves, and even his weather-beaten sword scabbards.
Witcher 1 Gambling Den
If you're a fan of customization, the $1,450 Deluxe Edition may be more your speed. It comes with a total of four swappable heads, each with a slightly different facial expression or beard. Both versions of the statue also have an LED-illuminated stand (the Witcher medallion's eyes will glow red), but the Deluxe edition also includes three 'Deluxe Head Stands' if you want to showcase those separately.
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Pre-orders for both statue models are open now, but there's no release date just yet.
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