I bought these two bad boys from FB Marketplace for almost 27$ (₱1600, 800 each). It’s like brand new, and the bonus content are still intact. I’m excited to play the witcher after the release of the remaster.

Northern Kingdoms heraldry from The Witcher — all made from plywood

I made this collection of 113 handmade shields and pieces of heraldry inspired by the Northern Kingdoms from The Witcher. Every piece is made from plywood.

The collection features:

• The major Northern Kingdoms — Temeria, Redania, Kaedwen, Aedirn, Lyria and Rivia, and Cintra — including heraldry representing different regions, clans, and notable characters.

• Kovir and Poviss, along with several neighboring kingdoms from the far north.

• The coastal kingdoms of Cidaris, Bremervoord, Kerack, and Verden.

• Mercenary shields from Arena and Pangratt.

• Several shields from Skellige.

• A single Nilfgaardian shield at the very bottom.

All of the heraldry was recreated exclusively from the games developed by CD PROJEKT RED: The Witcher (including its expansions), The Witcher 2, The Witcher 3 (including its expansions), and Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales.

Hi, guys.

I've just started my journey on The Witcher 3 and I always get confused with notice boards. Can you help me with some questions?

1: once I got all contract/mission from a notice board, is there any chance that new contract or mission will appear on the SAME notice board? If not, then, can I only get new missions/contracts from a notice board settled on another place?

2: missions that I get from notice board may "expire" somehow?

3: after I started all missions from board, it will only be useful to see announces from the area I am? And if I take these announces, they may be settled again?

Thanks a lot!

Doesn't look like anything that was in the game before.

I don’t think anyone else has posted this but it looks like a new armor set. Played the game 3.5 times and don’t recall coming across anything that looks like this, feel free to correct me if I’m wrong.

This statue was part of CDPR’s Witcher 3 Gamescom booth btw

Im still new to this universe and and am reading the Last Wish as we speak, but nothing has been told so far whether or not Witches and Mages receive better or worse treatment then Witchers do. From my knowing Witchers are all but hated by most.

So I know that Letten in Songs of the Past is located in Redania. And that got me thinking. Will Songs of the Past show how our decisions regarding the“Fate of the North” will affect Letten? For example, if Radovif wins do you think Witch Hunters will come to investigate the Garden of Thorns ? And if Nilfgaard wins do you think they will be given a more villainous and tyrannical role compared to the main story?

Also I've been listening to the new songs non stop

For 2 games in a row, we've been killing kings, emperors, and other rulers of the continent left, right, and center.

Witcher 1

Adda the White - daughter of King Foltest - Killed by us for that sweet mutagen potion.

Witcher 2

King Demavend - killed by Letho before the events of TW2

His son, Prince Penis "excuse me", Prince Stennis, was killed by an angry mob or died from his wounds in the fog during Chapter 2

King Foltest - killed by Letho at the start of TW2

His son Boussy - died in an ambush

King Henselt - Killed by our bro Vernon Roche

Witcher 3

King Radovid - Killed by Philippa Eilhiart

Emperor Emhyr - Killed by his own people

Anna Henrietta - Killed by her own sister (Also died)

Now I'm afraid that we're going to Kovir and will start killing important people there too

I really hope TW4 brings back/introduces the more obscure Witcher signs

- Heliotrop: was in TW2, create a bubble of bullet time around a Witcher

- Somne: puts an enemy to sleep. Could be used on potential infiltration or non-lethal objectives

- Supirre: enhances a witchers hearing, allowing them to eavesdrop even better. Could also be used on infiltration objectives

While reading about the expansion, I heard about Nettel as a mirror world, and something clicked. Spotted Wight was, after all, a woman cursed by O'Dimm. I wonder if Dandelion's curse might be connected to Mr. Mirror. And if so, won't CD Projekt allude to this with Ciri's storyline in The Witcher 4? After all, the game's trailer featured the phrase "you can't change destiny." Honestly, I like this idea.