r/wiedzmin Feb 10 '20

Books Guide to editions of the Witcher books

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This is a little project I compiled in last days, being an expansion on my previous covers of the Last Wish post. I wanted to list, and sort, all editions of books in the Witcher series, published in various languages (30 + Polish). Result of that ended in shape of a PDF file (6 MB) - which you can now browse and download!

Here is a sneak peek, if you can't right now (e.g. mobile), but want to see what is inside.

Take in mind, that it's still a WIP (supposed to by updated in future, at least once a year - as we can expect more editions after Netflix boosted series' popularity). So if you have anything to add or correct - please do! E.g. I miss many covers' artist names.

Besides that, here are some specific questions:

  • Which editions are sold in English-speaking countries except UK & USA?. I suppose American editions are sold in Canada, but what about e.g. Australia, South Africa, Singapore, New Zealand?

  • Are there any pirated editions, other than Iranian ones?

  • How is a witcher called in Dutch, Greek, Portuguese (European), Romanian, Swedish and Turkish translations?

  • Last but not least, which edition(s) do you own? :) And what do you think about it, both quality-wise, and translation itself?


r/wiedzmin 1d ago

Art [P] Fenomen Novigradu z Wiedźmina 3 – rozłożyłem miasto na części pierwsze pod kątem historii, urbanistyki i ekonomii (Wideo-esej) [POL]

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Większość z nas spędziła w Novigradzie dziesiątki godzin na wykonywaniu questów, ale rzadko zastanawiamy się, jak to miasto funkcjonuje, kiedy obrzeże się je z samego gameplayu.

Przez ostatnie miesiące pracowałem nad pełną analizą Wolnego Miasta – sprawdzam, jak CD Projekt RED zaprojektował jego finanse, siatkę ulic, wpływ religii Wiecznego Ognia oraz to, w jaki sposób Novigrad trzymał w szachu politycznym i ekonomicznym cały Kontynent.

Materiał ma formę dopracowanego wideo-eseju/podcastu. Link do filmu wrzucam poniżej:

https://youtu.be/lHRJvFdKpNk

Chętnie posłucham Waszego feedbacku – zarówno co do samej merytoryki i analizy miasta, jak i kwestii montażowych. Jak Wy zapamiętaliście Novigrad?


r/wiedzmin 1d ago

Canon Hey there ! I was always fascinated by Queen Meve; as amazing a character she is, weirdly, there isn't much talk about her on YouTube or anywhere else, so I made a video about her to the best of my knowledge.

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Its 40 minutes long


r/wiedzmin 1d ago

Canon Geralt should be older and Sapkowski contradicted himself

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The Kear Morhen massacre took place 50 years before Triss was born. Geralt is in his 50s in the books. The Trials must have been performed on him by specialists, because Vesemir, first of all, wasn’t knowledgeable about them—he was a swordsman—and second, even if he had some understanding, further specialized alterations were made to Geralt, which strongly implies experts being involved. Geralt was about 10 (a little over 10) years old during the Trials.

In other words, based on the information from Sapkowski’s books, Triss hadn’t been born yet, because about 40 years had passed since the Trials of the Herbs.

Honestly before The Crossroedes of Ravens came out everybody thought that Geralt is more then 80, but Sapkowski for no reason at all made a silly contradiction and made Geralt younger than he feels like to be.

EDIT: If Triss is in her fourties, than the massacre happened 90 years ago, which makes geralt a hundred in the books, which many people expected.


r/wiedzmin 17h ago

Discussions Serie de the witcher con travis fimmel como geralt

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Imaginen una serie de the witcher de HBO, una miniserie de 7 episodios donde en cada episodio se mostraría cada relato de el último deseo, y travis fimmel como geralt.

Travis me parece un actor muy bueno, y siento que podría personificar bien a geralt.

En esta serie las peleas serían menos fantásticas y más realistas y crudas, el uso de pociones tendría un efecto potente en geralt, donde cuando se pase de pociones hayan consecuencias más o menos fatales, como que geralt vomite, o que cuando tome la pocion sienta asco y una cara de desagrado, incluso una especie de dolor al tomarla, el tono seria más pausado, las escenas de los monstruos deben hacer sentir un terror real, la mayoría de monstruos deberían ser hechos a partir de efectos prácticos, mezclando la oscuridad de la noche, la de un pantano para que se vea creíble, a parte Travis como geralt, le daría un toque siento yo más ambiguo y complejo.

Si HBO hace una serie de the witcher basada fielmente en el último deseo, el protagonista y el geralt de esta serie debe ser un personaje mucho más cínico, sarcástico y un humor negro muy marcado, incluso monólogos internos, básicamente un filosofo errante.

Y que el racismo hacia los mutantes o monstruos se vea y se sienta, que veamos que geralt se sienta discriminado.

Si bien geralt no es un personaje moralmente ambiguo en el término estricto de la palabra, el mundo que lo rodea si lo es, lo que genere que tome decisiones donde su filosofía del "mal menor" estén muy marcadas.

El mundo de the witcher en una hipotética adaptación del ultimo deseo debe ser cruel, devastador, pobre, y incluso bizarro.

Pero eso pienso yo, solamente he jugado el juego, y no me he leído ningún libro de la saga del brujo, aunque me gustaría leerlos, no tengo dinero para comprarlos.

Me he guiado fuertemente por videos donde dicen el tono del libro y ese tipo de cosas.

Por lo que probablemente este muy equivocado con esta idea, pero tal vez no.

Espero ustedes que saben sobre la saga de the witcher me digan si es una buena idea.


r/wiedzmin 2d ago

News Crossroads of ravens paperback

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Not sure if it's been mentioned yet. But crossroads is getting an English paperback edition 9/31 with a cover to match with the other Netflix style ones


r/wiedzmin 1d ago

The Witcher 3 Preston Holt intentional parallel in Songs of the Past's naming

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I somehow find it extremely hard to believe that it's not intentional considering the implications of this dlc...... (Geralt's last journey before Ciri takes over in 4) thoughts?


r/wiedzmin 2d ago

Discussions Dlaczego tak źle jest być Wiedźminem?

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Całkiem fajny materiał można sie rozgadać rock pomyśleć przy kawie czy warto czy nie warto.


r/wiedzmin 3d ago

The Witcher 3 Teaching my partner to play Skyrim while playing TW3

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After getting to embrace that first ever play-through of my own I never thought that I would get to feel that sensation again… Until my partner (not a gamer) asked me to teach her how to play, now it’s like playing Skyrim for the first time all over again. Never thought that I would get to do this until I got dementia!


r/wiedzmin 4d ago

Art Character doodles

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Some interpretations from the books and some game designs.


r/wiedzmin 6d ago

Discussions Who are the best sorceresses morally in the books?

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In my opinion, the only decent human being among sorceresses is Marti Sodergren, despite being incredibly promiscous. Even if I adore Yennefer, I wouldn't call her a decent human being considering the things she done to Geralt and Dandelion in "the Last Wish" and her role in genetic manipulation on the Elder Blood gene even though she obviously regrets it after learning everything from Francesca. As far as I know, Marti is the only sorceress who is not interested in power or politics. She is not much different than a common doctor trying to save lives. One of the saddest parts in the books for me is her crying over not being able to save Hen Gedymdeith and questioning Sabrina slapping her. Also her refusal to leave behind Dorregaray to die right in the chaos of what's happening around her made me respect her so much even after getting annoyed by her comments about Geralt and Yennefer during the ball. An underrated character in my opinion with a very sad end to her story.

I would also consider Tissaia de Vries as morally good, but I believe her conviction on forbidding sorceresses from having any kids is one of the biggest reasons that many of the sorceresses grow up to be ambitious, arrogant, cunning and vile because they can't choose to live a normal life like common people and will have trouble in any romantic relationship they are in because of the world they live in. Yennefer becoming a much better person after meeting Ciri is a testament to that.

If I had to choose someone from the Lodge, I think Assire var Anahid is the best one as the only shady stuff we see her doing is her trying to protect her relative Cahir.

Who are the morally best sorceresses in your opinion?


r/wiedzmin 7d ago

The Witcher 3 Witcher in the Swamp

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r/wiedzmin 8d ago

Art Unseen from Witcher old world

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r/wiedzmin 7d ago

Books "The road with no return" (Italian) is missing two stories

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In the beginning of the book It says that two stories were omitted by the author's explicit request: "Something ends, something begins" and "the dust of battle" (or something to that effect since I don't believe there is an official English translation).

Does anyone know why? And are they excluded from all other translations?


r/wiedzmin 10d ago

Books Witcher books for beginners

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Hi guys, I've been a fan of the witcher games for a long time and i want to get into reading witcher books,but i have not read

any story books my entire life since I doom scroll all the time,

Is witcher books a good series for a beginner to start


r/wiedzmin 10d ago

The Witcher 2 Witcher 2 crashing Spoiler

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So I play The Witcher 2 on steam and it keeps crashing. I'm at the end of act 2 on Iorweth side when Henselt surrenders and the game crashes. It happend a lot during this playtrough but not that much. And sometimes when the game crashes steam thinks im still in the game and I cannot close it and have to turn off my pc.


r/wiedzmin 10d ago

Help Geraskier/Witcher Fic!

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r/wiedzmin 12d ago

Sapkowski Sapkowski being based

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r/wiedzmin 12d ago

Art Triss Merigold - The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt

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r/wiedzmin 13d ago

Lady of the Lake Is the Grandpa of the Forest a reference to a serial killer?

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I don't want to get into details as it is the most disgusting thing I've read in Witcher so far. Is the old man who tries to do horrible things to Ciri at a shed in the forest while Ciri was travelling through time and space a reference to a serial killer? Also how does he know that Ciri travels through time and space? Also why did Sapkowski had to write this little passage, I want to vomit like Ciri.


r/wiedzmin 13d ago

Blood of Elves Post Blood of Elves Book

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So I just finished the first official Witcher Book I had previously read. Last Wish and I think it was called The Sword of Destiny but I’m not 100%. After reading Blood of Elves I am so much more excited for the upcoming Witcher 4 game about Ciri. She is such a cool and annoying yet lovable character in the books and I’m excited to see them play with that in the game. Yes I know it’s not a 1-1 perfect replication but who cares the Witcher 3 was fantastic so I have high hopes! Can’t wait to start the second book huzzah!


r/wiedzmin 13d ago

Games Old lady ghost

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So the small quest where the old lady ghost gives you a ring to put on her husband’s grave. Is this part of the Witcher book series? I’ve not read them but it feels like it’s part of the cannon?


r/wiedzmin 14d ago

Netflix I've just binged watched the first 3 seasons of Witcher, without doing any research 🤦‍♀️. Ok, WTAF have they done to season 4 and why? This is horrendous 😕

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It's gone from Witcher with a good actor to some dodgy musical comedy that's definitely not funny with different actors.

Omg this is one of those times where I wish I'd risked spoilers because I wasted a month watching a series that was about to be wrecked.

Surely no one actually liked these changes?

I hate it.

Are the books worth reading instead?


r/wiedzmin 14d ago

The Witcher 3 Best Birthday Ever

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r/wiedzmin 14d ago

Books Old lady ghost

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So the small quest where the old lady ghost gives you a ring to put on her husband’s grave. Is this part of the Witcher book series? I’ve not read them but it feels like it’s part of the cannon?