#Stregobor

[geraskierfanficprompts]

Prompt 56

Jaskier's tears magically heal whatever they fall on. Whether he's blessed, or has fae blood, etc etc is all up to you Geralt learned when he had a certainly fatal injury and his bard cried over him, only for the wounds to miraculously lessen in intensity, to the point he could stitch them up and he'd be fine in a couple of days. The only issue is that certain enemies are getting word of Jaskier's abilities, and are now desperately seeking some way to steal Geralt's bard from him in order to use those powers for themselves.

[mametupa]

[dukeofdogs]

Pretty art from the upcoming board game shared by Go On Board

[lorrainestea]

As I once said: 2023 was truly Lars Mikkelsen characters' year of dealing with short angry witches in two different shows (also justice for Morgan, she is doing her best okay?)

[volkarine]

YENNEFER & STREGOBOR 1x07 | 2x03 | 3x06

[behindfairytales]

Lars Mikkelsen in The Witcher (s1-3) as Stregobor

[troiings]

(shut up, stregobor)

[headcanonthings]

Jaskier, punching Stregobor: - THAT'S for screwing with the loves of my life!

Stregobor: What?

Yennefer: He's talking about us!

Geralt:...We're the loves of your life?

Jaskier: I don't know, I'm still angry at you!

[katrinsupernova]

The Lesser Evil

Illustrations for The Witcher, the last wish

[we-die-like-x-tag-tournament]

Friday, Round 2, Poll 5

[old-deerstalker-hat]

Never lost, always found.

The Witcher Vol.2 \ Official Trailer

[chaosandorder46]

Wrote a very, very serious piece (<-lies) based on this loveliness.

[priceforrottenjudgement]

Idk why, but stregobor's death was so hysterically funny to me, like, last minute redemption team up and him going "DIE YOU ABOMINATIONS" while setting himself on fire ghghvchj

[eternal-goddess-of-war]

[supercupcakecollector-love]

honestly, the Witcher had a disadvantage when it comes to the adaptation because it has so many one-off characters that are only relevant for one short story or one or two chapters then never come back, or they aren't relevant for a few books and then come back randomly, ( this may be because the witcher has more perspective shifts and framing devices than most series do)

so the show had to make decisions to keep characters like Stregobor and Istredd around for multiple seasons ( I really liked what they did with Istredd`s character in the series, but Stregobor should have stayed in the pilot, all he does is keep Franchesca out of the mage council and is a stand-in/ red haring for Vilgefortz for two seasons until the plot needs Vilgefortz again)

on the other hand, they decided to entirely cut characters like Shani and Iola even though they do appear later on in the series from their first appearance ( RIP to any chance of that awesome medic scene from LOTL appearing in the show)

( id like to hear people's thoughts on this, since there isnt much discussion of the characters outside the main popular ones)

[cry-for-therapy]

Idc what anyone says Stregobor was iconic in his last moments