Witch games

[Arvaos]

What are some games that feature witches? I know Morrigan in Dragon Age and Lulu in Final Fantasy X.

Any others?

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And others but can't think of them right now.

Edit: forgot the main one

[我很高兴认识你]

Little witch academia

[Angel]

[ℭycaleo]

Prepared a big list but it was a double u

[R.A.T. Army *MST3K*]

Witcher?

[Abaddon the Despoiler]

[Uncle Sam]

[Good Night Owl]

Witcher 3, but they aint pretty.

[Rumpelcrutchskin]

[permanent name]

cultist simulator

[Kargor]

You would have decide what a "witch" even is.

As an example, in Harry Potter, witches and wizards are defined by gender; their powers are exactly the same. There are plenty of games with female casters.

In other situations, wizards and warlocks use different kinds of magic. And if that's not enough, there might be sorcerers too. Clerics generally use divine magic, druids are more like the nature guys.

I guess the more interesting question would be what kind of magic you're looking for. Games might not even use these labels at all.

[Violeta]

Originally posted by Kargor:

You would have decide what a "witch" even is.

As an example, in Harry Potter, witches and wizards are defined by gender; their powers are exactly the same. There are plenty of games with female casters.

In other situations, wizards and warlocks use different kinds of magic. And if that's not enough, there might be sorcerers too. Clerics generally use divine magic, druids are more like the nature guys.

I guess the more interesting question would be what kind of magic you're looking for. Games might not even use these labels at all.

A witch is just someone that decides to call themselves one. And uses magic, or tries too


100% orange juice has two witches

[Arvaos]

Thanks for all the recommendations, guys. There's so many.

Originally posted by Kargor:

You would have decide what a "witch" even is.

As an example, in Harry Potter, witches and wizards are defined by gender; their powers are exactly the same. There are plenty of games with female casters.

In other situations, wizards and warlocks use different kinds of magic. And if that's not enough, there might be sorcerers too. Clerics generally use divine magic, druids are more like the nature guys.

I guess the more interesting question would be what kind of magic you're looking for. Games might not even use these labels at all.

That's true, it's a huge category.

I was thinking of witches that have a backstory and a story focused on exploring magic or the persecution of magic, Dragon Age: Origins is excellent in this regard.

[steven1mac]

[=CrimsoN=]

What are the requirements?

You can blindly pick just about 99% of fantasy games with character customization. There is almost always a witch/wizard class.

This is true for western rpgs and jrpgs, so you really can't go wrong.

Or do you mean games where you specifically play as a witch and only a witch.