Fire damage is the easiest to use, so focus on dealing fire damage with the Igni sign and Dancing Star bombs. However, you can mitigate their health regeneration by dealing bleeding, poison, or fire damage. The main challenge you'll face while fighting a Werewolf is dealing enough damage to defeat it since they can regenerate health. If you don't prioritize the wolf minions, then you may be overwhelmed by all the enemies surrounding you. The final thing to note about Werewolves is that they can summon wolves, so prioritize defeating them when they spawn. The Yrden sign can also help to make a Werewolf's attacks slower. Continue to cast the Quen sign as needed during the fight, and you'll have significantly less trouble while battling a Werewolf. Quen grants Geralt a damage shield that can partially absorb incoming attacks, so it's essential that you activate it before entering the battle. Other than a sturdy set of armor, the final thing you can use to defend against Werewolves is the Quen sign. RELATED: Witcher 3: Collect Em All Quest - How To Find Every Gwent Card Watch the Werewolf's movements carefully and back away a second early if you believe it's about to attack. Unfortunately, Werewolves are fast creatures, so they're one of the hardest enemies to dodge. The best way to avoid taking a lot of damage from a Werewolf is by dodging its attacks. Hitting the Werewolf with consecutive attacks helps to stop the Werewolf from hitting you back, but the Werewolf will still get hits in here and there. Werewolves will primarily attack you with their claws, so melee attacks are what you can expect for the majority of the battle. Unlike many other monsters in The Witcher 3, Werewolves have a relatively small moveset. One Enhanced Cursed Oil, One Cave Liver Troll, One Wolfsbane, One Mistletoe, One Rubedo, One Alchemy Paste, One Ekimmara Hide One Cursed Oil, Five Bear Fat, One Puffball, One Wolfsbane, One Wolf's Liver, One Ekimmara Hide
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