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‘The Witcher’ Season 4: New Faces, Challenges and Changes

Season four of Netflix’s The Witcher is a soft reboot of the series, and no one hides it. It is bigger in scale, more determined in its serious tone, and works better at moments than the last two seasons. It’s one of those Netflix projects that must do two things at once. It must reintroduce us to a well-known world with new actors and try

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Netflix’s ‘Sirens of the Deep’: An Animated Dive into ‘The Witcher’ Lore

The Witcher franchise is a crown jewel of polish literature. Every single time there was an adaptation in the works, whether it was a Polish movie or a TV show from the 2000s, or a Netflix show, people were waiting to watch it. As of now, due to the backlash of the Netflix live-action series, every new project set in this universe, no matter live-action

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‘Rozdroże Kruków’ (‘Crossroads of Ravens’) by Andrzej Sapkowski ‘The Witcher’ Book Review

After a long wait, we can finally dive into the world of the books from The Witcher universe once again. After 11 years, Andrzej Sapkowski returns with the new book Wiedźmin: Rozdroże Kruków (The Witcher: Ravens’ Crossroads), a prequel to his beloved series of books. This book explores the first steps of Geralt of Rivia as The Witcher, by offering a freshly new but familiar

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The Witcher Book Review: ‘Baptism of Fire’ by Andrzej Sapkowski

The Witcher has been separated from his destiny. Delivered to the dryads of Brokilon more dead than alive, he craves information about what happened to Ciri. When he hears that the emperor of Nilfgaard has her and is planning on marrying her, Geralt is determined to save her. With a new band of helpers, he begins his journey to save Ciri, but does she even

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‘The Witcher’ Season 3 Vol. 2 Review: An Epic Conclusion to a Strong Season

The Witcher returned with the first volume of its third season just last month. After a long wait between seasons 2 and 3, the five episodes of vol. 1 were welcomed by The Witcher fans, looking for one more adventure with Geralt, Ciri, and Yennefer. If you were like me, those episodes were devoured way too quickly, and the craving for more set in, especially

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The Witcher Book Review: ‘The Time of Contempt’ by Andrzej Sapkowski

Geralt is a witcher. He’s been trained to fight monsters and protect people but now he’s been drawn into something bigger. He’s tied himself to Ciri, a child of prophecy. Ciri has great power and will someday have the power to change the world for better or worse. If she can survive that long. But war is breaking out, coups threaten the wizard’s power, Geralt

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Review: ‘The Witcher’ Season 3 Vol. 1

Gather your swords and prepare your horses, The Witcher has returned once more to our screens! The newest season arrives on Netflix today, with five episodes to devour at quickly or as slowly as you like. The Witcher season 3 vol. 1 sees the return of Henry Cavill as the wickedly handsome Geralt, although this season is his last in the role. That means there

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The Witcher Book Review: ‘Blood of Elves’ by Andrzej Sapkowski

Once again we journey to the land of The Witcher in Blood of the Elves by Andrzej Sapkowski  (Translated into English by Danusia Stok). This time we are treated to a full story instead of the anthology style of the first two books. At the end of Sword of Destiny Geralt was reunited with Ciri, the Child of Surprise that had been promised to him

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The Witcher Book Review: ‘Sword of Destiny’ by Andrzej Sapkowski

Once again we join Geralt the witcher on his adventures. From childhood he has been raised with one purpose: to destroy monsters at every turn. But that doesn’t make it easy. It’s up to him to determine what is right or wrong, who needs protection, and who needs protecting. Let’s continue journeying with Geralt of Rivia in Andrzej Sapkowski’s Sword of Destiny. (Translated into English

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