From the floor, he picked up an oblong packet thickly wrapped in sheep's skins and fastened with a leather strap. He unwrapped it and pulled out a sword with an elaborate hilt, in a black, shiny scabbard covered with rows of runic signs and symbols. He drew the blade, which lit up with a pure shine of mirrorlike brightness. It was pure silver.

Kaer Morhen armor is a chest armor piece in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. It is the basic, starting armor, which is equipped by Geralt at the beginning of the game. It is needed to craft the warrior's leather jacket, a visually identical, but statistically superior chest armor piece.

Kaer Morhen armor is a chest armor piece in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. It is the basic, starting armor, which is equipped by Geralt at the beginning of the game. It is needed to craft the warrior's leather jacket, a visually identical, but statistically superior chest armor piece.

Amulet of the White Wolf (Iconic). Blue – a gift from Yennefer of Vengerburg. A metal amulet, always cool to the touch, crafted into the likeness of a wolf’s head. Yennefer gave it to Geralt in the place of a wedding ring. Its eyes glow in the presence of magical deception. It grants him access to the Illusion purview and magically enhances both perception and manipulation.

Kaer Morhen armor is a chest armor piece in The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. It is the basic, starting armor, which is equipped by Geralt at the beginning of the game. It is needed to craft the warrior's leather jacket, a visually identical, but statistically superior chest armor piece.

A witcher medallion is a silver symbol of the witchers' profession. Each one is shaped to represent the school a witcher comes from. It is sensitive to magic, vibrating and tugging on its chain when spells are being cast or magical beings, like genies, are present. This magic medallion is given to every young witcher candidate who has passed the Trial of the Grasses. The origin of the first medallions is unknown, though it is assumed they were made in the magic forge at Kaer Morhen.