Jul 31, 2015 · It's in the Last Wish, when he takes the contract on the Striga. He's only described as having one sword on his back and the silver sword is wrapped in (IIRC) sheepskin and kept on Roach until he needs it.

Mar 3, 2017 · It's much easier to move around with swords strapped to your back than sticking out the side. Once they're at the cave/clearing/whatever, they can get the sword out, apply oils, drink potions, then wait.

Jan 11, 2023 · While making their way through a town, city, or settlement, players may sometimes hear people tell Geralt to put his swords closer to his hip instead of on his back.

Jun 18, 2016 · A 35 inch sword isn't a longsword, and 40 inches is on the short side. So, u/Arcane_Bullet , no it would not be humanly possible to pull out a longsword from your back. At least not without making some sort of mechanism or something that just adds time and/or unneeded weight.

Apr 21, 2023 · How can Geralt carry a 40.5 inch / 103 cm sword on his back? I tried it with a larp sword - a bastard sword, not even a two handed sword. I had a 104 cm (blade length 81 cm) sword strapped to my back and then tried to unsheath it.

Feb 17, 2016 · Hi, i wanted to have a witcher styled sheath look. I find out that equipping overhaul can show your favourited weapon on your body. So, with xp32mse skeleton sword sheath style set to back and favourited Greatsword+sword it should show 2 sword on your back right? The problem is, i can't make my favourited item show up, help?

Oct 7, 2020 · Since I became more eye candy since im testing HD Rework mod and discovered this tiny detail. https://imgur.com/U3szrKf If this is as it meant to be, please provide an screenshot.

May 6, 2012 · You may notice how the swords clip a bit and partially draw themselves out when they are unsheated in the game, since it would be impossible to draw a sword from your back smoothly and realistically. The closest thing to carrying a sword on your back in …

Carrying swords (or more specifically, drawing a sword) on your back actually is not the proper way of doing it, due to the length of the sword. Your arm is only so long! If I had to guess,...

It's actually impractical to have a long sword on your back. You'll probably have trouble taking the sword all the way out without fumbling as well as sheathing it back in. I imagine witchers just have good spacial awareness and muscle control in order to smoothly sheath the blade everytime.