Mamune

Mamunes are small creatures of the Northern Kingdoms countryside.
== Behavior ==
Mamunes are said to prevent folk from finding their way home after a night out at the inn, not unlike misguids. Usually not regarded as a massive threat, the commoners of Dol Blathanna in Aedirn, as well as those from Vizima and Velen areas of Temeria, offered witchers coin for protection against them.
Mamune glands have hallucinogenic properties and can be used to brew the concoction Resonance. They are said to gather on the eve of Saovine.
== Notes ==
* In , mamunes can be sometimes seen dancing around Geralt but don't interact otherwise.
*They are mentioned in 's during the quest, La Cage au Fou, though Geralt will remark the closest are in Vizima - a reference to their presence in the first game.
== Trivia ==
*In Slavic Folklore, the mamuna (also called dziwożona) is a female demon who lives in swamps and lakes, and lures travelers (usually married men or pregnant women) into a horrible death. Their name is related to the biblical Mammon, a malicious entity that embodies the concept of greed and gluttony.
== Gallery ==
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== References ==
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Category:The Witcher bestiary