The Witcher Saga: Soon review of books and game trilogy.
Posted: Mon Aug 17, 2020 9:18 pm
I don't know if all of you read or played Andrzej Sapkowski's infamous low fantasy yet hard science of: The Witcher.
I just feel so squeamish of the idea of monsters having concrete study lore and reason of choice of human evil.
While Geralt is the due-tagonist and center of the games, I feel a lot more focus on the Lodge of Sorceresses s and their fall from grace, to the Nilffgardian Empire and their commitment of unifying every nation under a banner.
People barley try to discuss the lore of monsters and why they exist only in fantasy, to me however (and some others) there is always a expansion of a story even when its finished.
My favorite monsters are the drowned undead, trolls and the Man of Mirrors, or usually called Gaunter O'Dim.
I just feel so squeamish of the idea of monsters having concrete study lore and reason of choice of human evil.
While Geralt is the due-tagonist and center of the games, I feel a lot more focus on the Lodge of Sorceresses s and their fall from grace, to the Nilffgardian Empire and their commitment of unifying every nation under a banner.
People barley try to discuss the lore of monsters and why they exist only in fantasy, to me however (and some others) there is always a expansion of a story even when its finished.
My favorite monsters are the drowned undead, trolls and the Man of Mirrors, or usually called Gaunter O'Dim.